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Regency Lyre library arm chair to Gillows pattern

A stylish and supremely comfortable Regency Library Armchair, of Gillows pattern, upholstered in very light blue damask: the deeply shaped back flanked by scrolled arms which form part of the Lyre-shaped and reeded mahogany frame. Splayed rear legs with turned and reeded fronts in the original brass cups and casters.
This chair has rock solid framework with no ricketiness or wobbles. The upholstery, although old and slightly worn and with some detached braiding, is supportive, properly sprung and has a sumptuous feather cushion. Show wood has the knocks and nudges of around two hundred years of use - the very worst being an inept, but sturdy, ancient repair to the right rear leg - the hallmark of a well loved and relaxing seat.
Can be confidently dated to the first quarter of the 19th century
Height - about 40 inches Width overall - about 28 inches Width of seat - about 20 inches Depth of seat - about 23 inches Heaight of seat (without cushion) - about 15 inches.
: Lyre fronted Library Chairs such as this are known Gillows pattern and similar ones made by them featured in a number of homes they furnished during the Regency Period including Mere Hall and Hackwood Park . All items are covered by the Distance Selling Regulations which give buyers the right to cancel the purchase within seven days after receipt of the item for a full refund less RETURN transport costs
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Near Totnes
Devon
Tel : 07494 489140
Non UK callers : +44 7494 489140
This chair has rock solid framework with no ricketiness or wobbles. The upholstery, although old and slightly worn and with some detached braiding, is supportive, properly sprung and has a sumptuous feather cushion. Show wood has the knocks and nudges of around two hundred years of use - the very worst being an inept, but sturdy, ancient repair to the right rear leg - the hallmark of a well loved and relaxing seat.
Can be confidently dated to the first quarter of the 19th century
Height - about 40 inches Width overall - about 28 inches Width of seat - about 20 inches Depth of seat - about 23 inches Heaight of seat (without cushion) - about 15 inches.
: Lyre fronted Library Chairs such as this are known Gillows pattern and similar ones made by them featured in a number of homes they furnished during the Regency Period including Mere Hall and Hackwood Park . All items are covered by the Distance Selling Regulations which give buyers the right to cancel the purchase within seven days after receipt of the item for a full refund less RETURN transport costs
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Category Antique Furniture
> Antique Armchairs
Period Regency Antiques
Material Wood
Origin English
Item code ac051a1282 / m130
Status For Sale
£1475.00 
$1914.26
€1753.92

$1914.26

€1753.92

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Devon
Tel : 07494 489140
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