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FINE SET OF SIX GEORGIAN CARVED CLAW AND BALL CHAIRS ENGLISH CIRCA 1745
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Description
Set of Six Georgian Period Mahogany Drawing Room Scatter Sidechairs - Dining Chairs of Important Stature in Typical Fashion of the Chippendale Period. The Quality and Drawing of the Carved Shell and the Drawing of the Claw Over the Ball in the Best Tradition of the Great Furniture Makers of the Period Suggest a Commission for a Great Home.
Using the Best Quality Mahogany Honduras Timbers the Master Carver has Managed to Produce a Particular Handsome Chair in the Class of Chippendale Himself.
Of Note: A Most Important Extra Feature is the Condition and Surface Colour to the Mahogany, Retaining an Original Undisturbed Surface.
Provenance: Research At Present Being Undertaken -
More Information
Period: 18th Century Creation Date: 1745 Styles / Movements: Georgian, Chippendale Incollect Reference #: 511608
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