Offered by: Acroterion
By Appointment Kinderhook, NY 12106 , United States Call Seller 917.656.5863

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English Regency Caned Mahogany Bergère or Armchair of Large Scale, circa 1810

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  • Description
    A fine and elegant English late George III library chair or bergère of large scale having solid mahogany frame with caned back, sides, and deep seat with loose squab cushion, the shaped and reclined back with reeded crestrail and sides continuing into padded arms ending in tapering reeded and turned spindle supports on raised panel corner-blocks connecting to seat-rail with reeded center 'tablet' joining stop-fluted sabre-form front legs and splayed rear all on original brass casters. Height from floor to to top of seat-rail is 13.63"; cushion measures 25" x 20.5" x 4"; arm height to top of padded rest is 27.5".
  • More Information
    Origin: England
    Period: 19th Century
    Materials: Mahogany, cane, brass, upholstery
    Condition: Good. Wear commensurate with age and use. Original finish with exquisite patina newly rewaxed. Caning in excellent condition. Reupholstery recommended for armrests and seat cushion.
    Creation Date: circa 1810
    Styles / Movements: Regency, George III, Neoclassical
    Incollect Reference #: 769032
  • Dimensions
    W. 24.5 in; H. 37.5 in; D. 30 in;
    W. 62.23 cm; H. 95.25 cm; D. 76.2 cm;
    Seat H. 18 in; Arm H. 27.5 in;
    Seat H. 45.72 cm; Arm H. 69.85 cm;
Message from Seller:

Acroterion, founded in 2012, is by-appointment in New York’s historic Hudson Valley, offering the exceptional in fine and decorative art. Phone: 917.656.5863 | Email: info@acroterion.com

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