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Pair of Georgian Period Gainsborough Chairs

Creator: Thomas Chippendale (Attributed)
Offered by: Michael Lipitch Ltd

Description
England c. 1765.

Excellent Pair Genuine George 111 Period Mahogany Library / Drawing Room Gainsborough Armchairs of Particular Generous Proportions having the most unusual feature of being without stretchers, giving a more elegant appearance. Of note is the choice of timbers used suggesting a prominent firm of cabinet makers.
(In the frame giving the client the choice of fabric)

Provenance
Private Collection Hertfordshire

Literature: See Norman Adams History of English 18th Century Furniture quoting the importance of patina.
Many pairs of chairs can be found with stretchers ... most unusual to be found without.

More Information

Origin:	England
Period:	18th Century
Materials:	Mahogany.
Condition:	Excellent Country House State ... Sold without fabric.
Creation Date:	1765
Styles / Movements:	Georgian, Chippendale, George III
Incollect Reference #:	332416

Message from Seller:

Michael Lipitch established his antiques business in 1960. However, the family name “Lipitch” has been synonymous with the antiques profession for one hundred years. The company aims to provide collectors, museums and designers an opportunity to utilise the experience of an established expert in 17th, 18th & 19th century antiques. All pieces are personally selected by Michael, with authenticity, provenance, rarity, original colour and patination being of upmost importance.