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An Unusual Carved Walnut Daybed Related To A Design By Thomas Hope.
Probably Low Counties. First Quarter of the Nineteenth Century.
Of walnut. The bed terminating in two carved swans flanking a conforming caned headrest, One crossbar that retains caning to headrest is an old replacement; the foot of the bed decorated by two carved figures of greyhounds on each side, all above a fluted frieze, the whole raised on eight tapering fluted legs, each headed with a square capital and terminating in a brass caster. Slots at head and bottom of seat have very old wood infills. This may suggest that a design reconfiguration occurred early on in this piece's history. Old repairs to underside of frame. Old re-caning. Upholstered circa 40 years ago in an ochre leather, with cylindrical ochre leather pillow.
Dimensions
Height: 70.5 cm; Length: 183 cm; Depth: 68 cm; Seat height: 35.6 cm.Stock number
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