Price

£2150.00

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A pair of early Victorian yew-wood chairs.  The open-work backs richly carved with leafy scroll-work surrounding a carved central amorial of a bird of prey on a fist*;  the shaped seats mounted on cabriole legs.   Rich colour and patination.  Circa 1840.

*The crest is associated with the Acland family of Devon.

 

 

 

Dimensions

44cm wide, 38cm deep and 88cm high

Price

£2150.00



This object is eligible for a Certificate of BADA Provenance

Condition report

In good condition

Stock number

9307
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