Chair
1670-1690 (made)
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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.
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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. |
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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) |
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Accession number | W.49A-1927 |
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Record created | December 5, 2005 |
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