A Wonderful George III Chinese Chippendale Influence Mahogany & Leather Open Armchair c.1780 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles it would have been painted

it would have been painted with a number for the congregation

Period: Early Victorian

The rest of the composition is relatively well preserved with no hair drop

circa 1735

and quickly added to his already considerable reputation in the field of industrial design

A Wonderful George III Chinese Chippendale Influence Mahogany & Leather Open Armchair c.1780 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles it would have been paintedOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 90 Height: 46 Width: 22 Depth: 23 (all at extremities) The mahogany open armchair or elbow chair in the Chinese Chippendale style with high domed arch lattice panel back and curved arm supports, having a leather upholstered drop in seat on square legs, united by stretchers survives from the last quarter of eighteenth century England. The chair has just about as much character and