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A fabulous and rare Pair of 18th Century Chinese Canton Hardwood Chair mirrowing the English Queen Anne Period counterpart, with the added expression of the very individual stylised intricate carving which in turn resembles the gilt gesso relief seen on English tables, mirrors and chairs. Of superb proportions and excellent original natural patina.
China circa 1730.
Provenance
Private Collection Kensington London.
Private Collection Hertfordshire.
Note - another chair from the same suite at Temple Newsam House Leeds UK.
See Collection of Richard Milhender and Collection Europe
Literature: See Carl Crossman, The China Trade Illustration Page 229.
Medium: Wood, Oriental Hardwood.
Dimensions
Height : 99.50 cm ( 39.17 Inches ), Width : 55.00 cm ( 21.65 Inches ), Depth : 50.00 cm ( 19.69 Inches )Condition report
Wonderful untouched state of repair with the very best natural patination.Stock number
5750The BADA Standard
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