19th Century English Gothic Revival Armchair

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A Splendid Gothic Revival Armchair Of the Regency Period By Gillows of Lancaster Designed by William Porden For Eaton Hall, Cheshire The finish parcel gilded and painted throughout, the chair stands on four legs, each wrapped with carved acanthus leaves, and the lower section consisting of five blind cusped ogee arches; above, the seat frame with a blind trefoil and quatrefoil design, with corner rosettes adorned with embedded lozenges, issuing the arm terminals of conforming hexagonal shape, consisting of three tiers each set with blind cusped ogee arches and topped by a foliate boss. English, circa 1812-14 An in-depth discussion on the chair's history, design, and significance in relation to Eaton Hall, written and compiled by Dr Peter Lindfield, available for consultation. Dimensions: H: 37.5 in / 95 cm W: 30 in / 76 cm D: 37 in / 94 cm Comparative Literature: Christopher Payne. British Furniture 1820 to 1920 : The Luxury Market. ACC Art Books, 2023, pp. 52-53, for a discussion of Eaton Hall’s furnishings and a bed designed by William Porden previously with Butchoff Antiques...