18th century armchair

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18th century armchair
Circa 1740
A magnificent 18th century mahogany open armchair. Gainsborough chair. The front cabriole legs have a scroll foot, which is often known as a French scroll toe, fine carving to the knees of the cabriole front legs, all of which is raised on barrel shaped castors. Large rectangular seat and back, shaped carved swept arms with elbow pads.
Original beautiful 18th century needlework throughout.
The seat shows signs of wear.
English circa 1740 - 50
Width 76cm: Depth 80cm: Height 91.5cm: Seat height 39cm

Condition
Consistent with age and use

W
76.00cm
29.92 inches
H
91.00cm
35.83 inches
D
80.00cm
31.50 inches
Origin
United Kingdom
Medium
Mahogany
Reference
833411
£35,000.00
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