18th Century Seating

Two George II armchairs in the manner of Thomas Chippendale. Both dating from circa 1750, with mahogany frames, latticed splats and carved decor. The seats of both chairs recently reupholstered in Hermès ottoman...

a handsome Georgian armchair or desk chair, walnut with needlepoint slip seat, flat-top crest rail above a pierced vasiform splat, scrolled arms, upholstered seat raised on Marlborou...

Pair Antique 18th century French "Fauteuils" armchairs.

An Interesting Limed back settle, constructed with 18thc Coffer pieces with later pieces and all over decorated to panelled back and frame.

A most elegant and extremely unique pair of Italian 18th century Venetian st. giltwood corner chairs. Each chair is raised by slender cabriole legs with lovely mottled patterns exten...

The Rococo chair in painted wood from Denmark, dating back to around the year 1740, is a beautiful example of furniture from the Rococo period. Rococo was an ornate and decorative style that emerged in the 18th century, characterized by its curvaceous forms, intricate detailing, and emphasis on asymmetry. Here are the measurements for the chair: Height (H): 105.5 cm Width (W): 68 cm Depth (D): 45 cm Seat Height (SH): 44 cm The chair's height of 105.5 cm indicates it is a tall backrest chair, common for formal seating during the Rococo era. The width of 68 cm and depth of 45 cm provide a comfortable seating area for the user. The seat height of 44 cm allows for easy seating and is in line with typical chair dimensions from that period. The use of painted wood was a common practice during the Rococo period, with furniture often adorned with delicate floral motifs, scrolled carvings, and gilded accents. The chair's painted wood would have likely featured intricate designs and decorative elements, reflecting the opulence and elegance of the Rococo style. Chairs from this era were often crafted with great attention to detail and were considered a status symbol, reflecting the owner's wealth and taste. Today, antique Rococo chairs...

18th century library open armchair in the manner of Thomas Chippendale, circa 1760. The square padded back above upholstered arms on downswept sup...

Louis XV style midcentury lacquered chairs. Covered in Michelle Nussbaumer Chevron Ikat in shocking pink.

Each with an oval padded back above a large oval drop-in seat, both covered in striped woven silk and flanked by carved scrolled and padded arms, the apron carved with a Vitruvian sc...

Walnut Queen Anne corner chair with a wonderful old patina, pierced splats with hearts, deep scalloped skirts with turned arm supports and three turned legs with one front cabriole l...

French velvet fabric by Sabina Baxton. Provenance: Christies, sale number 9214 Rococo polychrome painted armchair from Venice. Silk velvet damask upholstered seat. Incurved acanthus...

This attractive set of chairs is made in the style of late German classicism and they were probably made in the workshop or the immediate circle of the famous cabinetmaker David Roen...

18th century mahogany Chippendale style carver. The back and arms fluted and centred by pierced wheat leaf shape splat, raised on square section legs

Late 18th Century Georgian Elm Settle. Designed to avoid the wintry drafts. Decorative shaped ends with a curved and paneled back over a thick elm seat on sledge feet. Typically used...

This Maple Queen Anne side chair has a cupid’s bow crest, a solid spooned splat and cabriole legs terminating in “crook’t” feet. This side chair...

Antique pair of Hepplewhite side chairs. Upholstered in Michelle Nussbaumer fabric Antique nail trim.  

Very desirable size cherry Queen Anne foot stool, shaped sides, cabriole legs terminating in pad feet.

Philadelphia walnut Queen Anne balloon seat side chair with Savery style knees terminating in slipper feet.

A large pair of North Italian walnut armchairs, circa 1780.

Pair of hand carved walnut oval stools with X stretchers. New Fortuny upholstery.

A pair of Italian Neoclassical period oval stools from the 18th century with white-painted bodies, parcel-gilt accents and upholstered seats. Born in the later years of the 18th cent...