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Chair

1670-1690 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Walnut cane chair. The crestings are carved with cherubs supporting a crown, and in the back a panel of canework is framed in acanthus scrolls. The uprights and side stretchers are of spiral turning: the front stretchers are carved with acanthus and have a crown in the centre.


Object details

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Materials and techniques
Brief description
Chair, English, 1670-1690, carved walnut
Physical description
Walnut cane chair. The crestings are carved with cherubs supporting a crown, and in the back a panel of canework is framed in acanthus scrolls. The uprights and side stretchers are of spiral turning: the front stretchers are carved with acanthus and have a crown in the centre.
Dimensions
  • Height: 111.8cm (Note: measurement converted from department register)
  • Width: 50.2cm (Note: measurement converted from department register)
  • Depth: 55.9cm (Note: measurement converted from department register)
Marks and inscriptions
EB (Stamped on back of one upright. Presumably maker's mark)
Credit line
Given by Sir Ernest and Lady Reney
Object history
One of a pair given by Sir Ernest and Lady Reney, Sidlaw, 4 South Side.

On loan to Hull, Wilberforce House, 1945.
On loan to Plymouth, 1951.
Transferred to Buckland Abbey c.2002.
Returned 2005.
Associated object
W.49-1927 (Ensemble)
Collection
Accession number
W.49A-1927

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Record createdDecember 5, 2005
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