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Antique English Furniture

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Two pairs of very fine Chippendale period mahogany side chairs with exquisite leaf carved top rails and carved and pierced splats. English c.1765 This design is taken from Thomas Chippendale's
Very Fine Set of twelve George III mahogany dining chiars made by James Dyer, comprising two armchairs and ten side chairs each with a fluted tablet toprail above a pierced splat and over-upholstered seat, on turned tapering fluted legs, one armchair with later arms converted from an original side chair from the set. English c.1795, Provenance: Private Collection, London; Norman Adams, London.
A very smart set of six George III mahogany side chairs, having x-form back splats, slip seats and squared tapering legs with h-form stretchers. English, c. 1790
A set of ten polychrome decorated beechwood dining chairs having a caned scrolled table toprail above turned stiles joined by a bar, the armchairs with downswept arms, above a caned seat and squab cushion, on turned tapering legs. Nine chairs George III by Gillows, having a copy of the original invoice, and one side chair of later date . The set comprising of two open armchairs and eight side chairs. English, c. 1801 Provenance: Supplied by Gillows of Lancaster in June 1801 to Luke, 2nd Baron Clonbrock for Clonbrock, Ahascragh. Ballinaslo, County Galway.
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