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.Georgian Thames Valley Windsor Armchair
A rare and large George III period fruitwood and elm comb back Windsor armchair from the Thames Valley; the yoke shaped fruitwood stay-rail above a heart shaped splat and turned spindles; having a generous elm saddle-seat and raised on cabriole legs united by a turnded H-stretcher and terminating in pad feet. Various old repairs. Retaining an excellent colour and patination.
A related armchair was recently sold by Bonhams: The Olive Collection, lot 21 attributed to John Pitt and Richard Hewett.
Circa 1760.
Dimensions
Height: 94cm Depth: 49.5cm Width: 66.5cmStock number
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