Queen Anne Style Mahogany Blue Upholstered Armchair

A Mid 20th Century Queen Anne Style Mahogany Upholstered Armchair. Very good vintage condition. Solid upholstery with nail trim line. Measures 28" in width, 28" in depth, 37" in heig...

English Queen Anne style (19-20th century) walnut open armchair with white upholstered seat and back. (similar to PPF333A).

Ladies scale wing chair with carved mahogany pad feet on the front legs, square curved legs on the back. Uphostered in pointe d'hongrie (flame stitch) tapestry in soft celedon and du...

These fabulous English traditional classic Queen Anne style open armchairs are exceptionally designed and handcrafted. A classic timeless and luxurious style inspired by pieces of American and European antiquity from the 17th century design. The elegant design features a tall fully upholstered back and seat, and hand-curved arms with leaves. Raised on cabriole front legs carved with a leaf on each knee and ending in pad feet carved with leaf and raked tapered back legs. Exhibiting fine details and exquisite craftsmanship in a traditional style that radiates strength and character. Generation after generation chooses this style of chairs for elegance and function. These chairs will bring a sense of history and elegance to any interior at home or office. Please note the price listed is for a pair (two chairs) Specifications: Wood: Walnut. Upholstered in Scottish design, plaid check patterns multi colors silk fabric: Blue, brown, beige and cream. Manufacturer: Unknown Style: English traditional classic, 1740s Possibly made in the USA. Time period manufactured: Mid to late 20th Century (1960-1980) Dimensions: Height 40" x Depth 26.5" x Width 25" x Seat...

The tall back with vasiform backsplat issuing outscrolled armrests; with drop-in seat newly covered in a Mario Buatta trellis fabric; the seat rail centered by a shell over cabriole ...

This English mahogany armchair has scrolled arms and vase splats. The front leg is cabriole and ends in a pad foot. The rear legs have straight turnings and terminate in bun feet. Th...