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Queen Anne Connecticut River Valley Bannister-Back Armchair,

Origin

United States, Connecticut

Period

18th Century

Materials

Maple and ash

Dimensions

W.	21.5 in;	H.	44 in;	D.	17.5 in;
W.	54.61 cm;	H.	111.76 cm;	D.	44.45 cm;

Seat H.	16 in;
Seat H.	40.64 cm;

Condition

Good. As found condition. Sturdy and ready to be used.

Description

18th century bannister-back 'greate chaire' / armchair.
Found hanging in a barn in the Connecticut River Valley.
With yoke crest rail above four molded balusters, vase- and ring-turned stiles and arm supports, shaped arms and double stretcher base. This chair has an almost "folk" like quality about it. Look at the great height on those finials.
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Retains an 1780's green over original 1740's red painted surface. Original rush seat with old homespun fabric cover.

Styles / Movements

Americana, Folk Art, William & Mary

Incollect Reference Number

437203