A Late 18thC Scottish Oval-Back Armchair c.1780-90

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A Late 18thC Scottish Oval-Back Armchair c.1780-90Origin: ScottishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1780 90Height: 34. 75 or 17 at seatWidth: 24Depth: 23The Scottish Georgian period open armchair in the Hepplewhite taste, in faded floral upholstery, having swept padded arms and an oval back, to tapering front legs with bullseye patarae and spade feet to unusual geometric rear legs, the whole surviving from the last quarter of the eighteenth century. The chair is in lovely country house

Later they were aquired by Griffin & George

named Hugh Black and built in 1917

used since the Qin dynasty

we would think this piece must have been re-painted around that time

and cast metal mounts survives from the early twentieth century

there are no tears or holes and the colours are still very vivid

Day of Judgment

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Diameter of Top: 27”