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Armchair

August 1979 (restored), 1680-1690 (made)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Armchair, carved and turned walnut with caned seat and back. Rectangular splat with carved and pierced frame, flanked by two twist-turned uprights. The cresting carved with a scallop shell. The arms carved with acanthus and terminating in volutes. Twist-turned legs, arm-supports and rear stretcher, the front stretcher carved with acanthus in low relief.

Object details

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Object type
Materials and techniques
Walnut with caned seat and back
Brief description
Armchair, English, 1680-1690, carved and turned walnut, caned.
Physical description
Armchair, carved and turned walnut with caned seat and back. Rectangular splat with carved and pierced frame, flanked by two twist-turned uprights. The cresting carved with a scallop shell. The arms carved with acanthus and terminating in volutes. Twist-turned legs, arm-supports and rear stretcher, the front stretcher carved with acanthus in low relief.
Dimensions
  • Height: 45in
  • Width: 24in
  • Depth: 24in
From catalogue: HWD 3' 9" x 2' x 2'
Credit line
Bequeathed by H C Coleman
Object history
Bequeathed (with W.10-1950) by H C Coleman (RF MA/1/C2092)
Production
re-caned by John Haynes & Sons
Collection
Accession number
W.11-1950

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Record createdNovember 14, 2008
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