Exemplary Georgian Irish Wing Back Chair c.1750

A particularly fine quality Georgian Gainsborough chair. This exceptional example in superb original condition and extremely comfortable. Recently upholstered in a Chinoiserie old ...

A superb quality, wonderfully comfortable and very substantial Victorian wingback armchair with substantial cabriole legs – well carved with scallop shells to the knees and scrolled ...

Newly upholstered in a spring green pure silk from the Gainsborough Silk Weaving Company (thickly woven from an original 18th century fabric pattern) and with double piped and button...

A most unusual and characterful solid elm cupboard, a primitive cottage piece made in around 1750 and probably Irish. With substantial fielded panel and framed doors with applied El...

A handsome and comfortable solid mahogany framed Regency library arm chair with original and substantial brass casters to the front feet. Made by a craftsman and dating from c. 1820 ...

This beautiful reclining chair was made by Robert Daws, an English fine furniture maker who worked at 17 Margaret Street, Cavendish Square, London between 1820 and 1839. He first pa...

Rare Swedish wing-back chairs, circa 1750.

Early 19th century Irish mahogany wing chair with ornate carved frieze, with scrolling foliage, on cabriole legs and hairy paw feet.

An Irish Country style barrel back tub chair with slatted backrest and cushioned seat above out flaring legs and finished in our Dark Ale (pub) color. ...

An Irish country style barrel back tub chair with slatted backrest and cushioned seat above out flaring legs and finished in our dark ale (pub) color. ...

PRESENTING A GORGEOUS and INTRIGUING Pair of Gainsborough Library Chairs in the Irish Georgian Style. Made of walnut, probably in the 1980’s and probably made and upholstered in the US ….. for the ‘amusing and ironic’ reasons, we will ‘delve’ into later in this posting! This pair of beautiful re-production chairs, were styled upon “Gainsborough’ Library Armchairs, from the Georgian Era of British & Irish furniture. This pair were specifically styled on the ‘Irish’ Georgian Style, with the ‘hairy paw’ feet and the ‘Celtic Knot” motif on the armrests. Both motif’s being, ‘synonymous’, with Irish Georgian furniture in the mid to late 18th Century! Both are upholstered in an antique style, ‘Coat of Arms...

Circa 1780 Irish sleigh back wing chair. Raised on straight, square legs (the rear outswept). Shaped back descends gracefully to the wings and to the out-swept arms. In as found upho...