Chinoiserie English Bamboo Cane Pair Armchairs, Manner of Brighton Pavilion

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Chinoiserie English Bamboo Cane Pair Armchairs, Manner of Brighton Pavilion

About the Item

A apir chinoiserie bamboo and cane armchairs in the manner of Brighton Pavillion. A timeless design that has a split frame and upright back. They features intricate inset geometric and foliate bamboo openwork on each side, and smooth down swept arms. The bamboo it is created from is what is known as "burnt bamboo" or "Tortoise Bamboo" as it is a mixture of brown and black. The seat is trapezoidal and created from cane webbing and an upholstered cushion, which brings seat height to 20.5". Chairs are sturdy and comfortable. History: In the 1600s, England set up trade with China and India. To the English, the "East" represented all that was mysterious and exotic. First with ceramics, silks, and spices, then soon with furniture and wallpaper. (And of course tea In the 1700s) Brighton Pavillion style is named after the estate of the same name located in England and was once the home to the Prince Regent and later George IV. It is believed that the Brighton Pavillion style grew from a gift of Chinese wallpaper that was given to George IV. He planned to use it to decorate a single room in his Brighton estate. As he began decorating with the help of John Nash, this new design concept spilled over into the other areas of the estate. From rugs and lighting, and even to furniture. This chinoiserie style continued until the 1820s and inspired many pieces of Brighton-style furnishings. And soon many fine homes in Europe began to incorporate Brighton Pavillion style. Seat interior depth: 19".

Similar to:
Brighton Pavilion 1 (Maker)
Dimensions:
Height: 40.75 in (103.51 cm)Width: 23 in (58.42 cm)Depth: 21 in (53.34 cm)Seat Height: 17.5 in (44.45 cm)
Sold As:
Set of 2
Style:
Chinoiserie (In the Style Of)
Materials and Techniques:
Bamboo,Cane,Upholstery
Place of Origin:
England
Period:
1970-1979
Date of Manufacture:
circa 1970s
Condition:
Wear consistent with age and use. Chairs are sturdy and comfy. Original finish is clean and shinny. Cane is intact. Minor yet stable natural splits in bamboo. You will love the overall condition!
Seller Location:
Philadelphia, PA
Reference Number:
Seller: JYA1stDibs: LU1273230031852