1770s Chairs

Nice scale with green leather with brass tacks. Wing back and loose cushion seat. Scrolled out arms and all raised on square section legs and H form stretchers.

With green leather faded into some yellow tones. Typical form with wing back and scrolled arms with brass tacks and raised on square section legs and double H form stretchers.

Set of 4 of legendary Gastone Rinaldi style chairs edited in 1970. Cantilevered chromed steel tubing. Good overall conservation status.

Suite of 10 Rainer Daumiller chairs in pine for Hirtshals Savaerk, 1970, Denmark.

English Chippendale Mahogany arm chair with serpentine shaped crest rail, intertwined carved splat back, scrolled outset arms, upholstered muslin seat, and resting on squared legs wi...

A late 18th century mahogany armchair of ''Cockpen'' design. George III period, circa 1770. Note the unusual treatment of the carved and moulded arm supports and pierced centre H-st...

A Georgian mahogany Cockpen open armchair in the Chinese Chippendale taste. George III period, circa 1775. Of good color and patination. Sturdy in the joints and in excellent con...

A good set of eight 18th century ladder-back chairs, including a pair of armchairs. George III period, circa 1770. Together with a very closely matched pair of 19th century side chairs, comprising TEN in total. These are high quality Classic Chippendale period chairs of lovely color, with horizontal pierced, crisply carved scrolling back splats, all with moulded frames standing on square legs united by H-stretchers. Sturdy and of generous 18th century proportions. These are sophisticated antique Georgian chairs...

A rare pair of 18th century walnut Portuguese high back chairs, having tall carved and shaped backs, the shaped central splat having pierced...

A beautifully drawn English 18th century open armchair in the manner of John Linnell. George III period, circa 1770. The carved and beautifully drawn Georgian frame of generous proportions with superbly shaped serpentine seat rails, indicative of a master chair-maker. Later painted, upholstered in green velvet. Vis. Ralph Edwards CBE FSA & Percy Macquoid, ‘The Dictionary of English Furniture’, revised edition, vol. I, London, 1954, p. 291, fig. 208. Christopher Gilbert, ‘The Life and Work of Thomas Chippendale’, vol. II, London, 1978, p.111, illus. 190. Lanto Synge, ‘Chairs’, London, 1978, pp. 38-9. Lanto Synge, ‘Great English Furniture’, London, 1991, p.137. Robert Adam (1728-1792), one of England’s most famous architects and interior designers. Architect to King George III 1761-1769. Many of Adams drawings survive in Sir John Soane’s Museum, London. Ref: Dr Fran. Sands “Adam Drawings”. This antique Georgian...

A Fine pair of painted and carved George III English chairs in the French taste, upholstered in silk damask. Possibly by John Linnell. Provenance: Private collection sinc...

A Louis XV period beechwood and cane fauteuil de bureau, the curved crestrail with a carved central rosette terminating in molded downswept arms abo...