A George II Country Chippendale Armchair New Stock but I feel that it

but I feel that it is the two-masted schooner named Lillian operated in Maine

Depth 23in (58

Richly carved ebony chairs with twist-turned components were first made in the mid-17th century for Europeans living along India’s Coromandel Coast

Base internal measurement

Her work ranges from London parks and European cityscapes to spiritually driven studies and the powerful series she created while embedded in Smithfield Market

A George II Country Chippendale Armchair New Stock but I feel that itA George II period mahogany armchair. English, 1750s. The ball and claw feet supporting the acanthus carved leg, shaped apron, open armrests, pierced Chippendale influence back splat. The carving is of a far superior than most with excellent patina and colour to the untouched surface, drop in horsehair filled seat pad in calico. Height 37in (94cm). Width 22. 5in (57cm). Depth 20. 5in (52cm). Seat height 18. 5in (47cm). Seat depth 16. 25in (41cm). Seat