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A Pair of George III Painted Armchairs.
England, circa 1790.
An exceptional pair of George III parcel-gilt, cream and polychrome painted open armchairs, each painted overall with ribbons and pearls, the arched padded back and bowed seat upholstered in buttoned yellow silk, on square tapering legs headed by roundel blocks and with spade feet.
Provenance:
Previously with Mallett & Son (Antiques) Ltd., London.
Private Collection, London.
Dimensions
Height: 37³/₈ in (95 cm) Width: 25 in (63.5 cm) Depth: 22¹/₂ in (57 cm)Stock number
P06.23The BADA Standard
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