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A rare and good Charles II joined oak backstool, Yorkshire/Derbyshire, circa 1670.
The slender back panel carved with a pair of daisy flowerheads joined at the centre by a tulip flower, the one piece seat board with paired incised lines to all ovolo-moulded edges, on uncommon block and spiral-turned legs joined by a matching fore-rail and multiple plain and moulded rectangular stretchers, turned front feet and splayed rear feet.
Comparable chair in the Oak House Museum, West Bromwich.
Dimensions
Height 93cm, Width 47cm, Depth 47cmCondition report
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