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A Pair of George II Mahogany Side Chairs.
Attributed to Wright & Elwick.
England, circa 1755.
An exceptional pair of George II Chippendale period carved mahogany side chairs, attributed to Wright & Elwick. Each serpentine seat and back upholstered and close-nailed, standing on a finely carved mahogany show frame with scrolls throughout, the legs carved with bound acanthus leaf decoration to the knees and cabochons with further acanthus to the feet.
The mahogany of particularly good colour and patina throughout.
Exceptionally crisp carving.
Dimensions
Height: 38 in (96.5 cm) Width: 24 in (61 cm) Depth: 22¹/₂ in (57 cm)Stock number
T02.11The BADA Standard
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