Pair of Gilded Open Armchairs Attributed to Thomas Chippendale, c. 1780 lignumvitae the back splat of unusual

the back splat of unusual design with a carved swag over four pierced quatrefoils held within c-scrolls carved with foliage having an upholstered over seat

A superb set of four large scale English Chippendale dining chairs with finely carved crest rails and carved pierced splat back with upholstered saddle seats on squared molded legs with H-stretchers

A review of the inventories of Ham House that appeared in the Furniture History Society Journal in 1980 attributed the Ham House table to a possible Dutch maker

(697-781) formally known as Prince Zhongwu of Fenyang

The Journal of the Furniture History Society

Pair of Gilded Open Armchairs Attributed to Thomas Chippendale, c. 1780 lignumvitae the back splat of unusualA fine pair of carved and gilded open armchairs in the manner of Thomas Chippendale, the gilding original but refreshed. Having oval backs with a carved and moulded rim crested with a stylized acanthus leaf and carved bead, the arms and their supports also shaped and molded with a carved bead with padded arm rests, the supports with a carved scroll, the seat having a show wood rail also molded with a carved bead, the front legs turned and reeded with