English Regency Mahogany Armchair

Pair of English Regency style (19th century) provincial mahogany ladder back arm chairs with slip seat.

Pair of English Regency brown lacquered chinoiserie design armchairs with dolphin arms.

Pair of 19th century English Regency style mahogany and gilt lion armchairs with square back and red upholstery.

Pair of English Regency-style (19/20th Century) Chinoiserie design mahogany arm hairs with green patterned upholstery (attributed to VIODOT) (PRICED AS Pair)

English Regency style (19/20th Cent) natural wicker arm chair with hour glass base and cane seat.

English Regency carved mahogany swan design arm chair with nail heads and yellow leather upholstery

English Regency mahogany armchair, bowed crest rail with arched edge above the rope carved lumbar rail. The sweeping back legs, beaut...

A hand carved armchair, the verdigris brass oval inset and caned back above a silk tie on cushion seat, on spiral turned legs. The original Regency. Dimensions: 24" W x 22.75" D x...

Pair of klismos-form armchairs, having solid mahogany frames with curved tablet form padded backrest, issuing scrolling arms, on downswept, paw-form terminals, its crown seat on the ...

English Regency style armchairs upholstered in a blue strie silk velvet, each chair has gilt stencil decoration over dark green ( almost black ) paint. England. Mid-20th Century

An English Regency period mahogany armchair from the early 19th century, with scrolling arms, turned legs, upholstery and petite casters. Created in England during the second quarter of the 19th century, this mahogany armchair features a straight rectangular back with curving upper rail, connected to two full arms with scrolling knuckles resting on turned supports. The seat (measuring 17 inches of height), back and arms are all upholstered with a diamond themed fabric with red, yellow and cream tones. The chair is raised on four legs, turned and cylindrical in the front and saber style in the back. The ensemble is mounted on petite brass casters allowing the armchair to be moved more easily. With its elegant yet simple lines, mahogany structure and nice proportions, this English Regency period armchair...

arly 19th Century English Regency mahogany armchair in the Manner of George Smith (Born in 1786). George Smith was a celebrated furniture designer during the Regency Period. His desi...