.jpg)
Offered by:
MJH Design Arts
480 South Fairs Oaks Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91105 , United States
Call Seller
714.401.0556
Showrooms
Pair George IV Gothick Open Arm Chairs, c. 1825
-
Description
This is an exceptional pair of early 19th century George IV open arm chairs in the Gothick style. Each back rail stamped TH. The chairs were sold at old Christie's Sydney, 9 December 2003, lot 272 and were acquired from an important private Beverly Hills Collection. The chairs are structurally sound. The seats have been re-canned with new swab cushions. Three uprights at the top of the chairs have been broken and repaired. One back leg broken and repaired, splice line visible. The gilt and ebonized decoration is in overall original condition with scattered areas of wear and retouching. Typical dents, dings, and surface scratches overall.
- More Information
- Dimensions
Message from Seller:
MJH DESIGN ARTS expresses the broad decorative arts aesthetic of its principal, Mary Tindukasiri. Mary, having lived the majority of her life overseas--Mexico, Spain and Asia plus The East Coast and The South--brings these cultural influences to her carefully selected offerings. MJH DESIGN ARTS aims to offer objects incorporating great design, history, construction and life. Our aesthetic is constantly evolving and stretches from late 17th century furniture to 21st century lighting.
More Listings from MJH Design Arts View all 161 listings
-
Dorothy Draper "Espana" Chest by Heritage-Henredon, c. 1960
-
Louis XV Bergere a Oreilles, c. 1770-1780
-
Venetian Chinoiserie and Black Lacquer Settee
-
Georgian Mahogany Wine Cooler or Cellarette
-
Pair 18th Century Bronze Altar Sticks as Floor Lamps
-
English Regency Library Bergere, c. 1800-1810
-
Carroll Dunham Colored Etching I, Signed and Numbered
-
Louis XV-Style Dining Chairs, Set of 8
-
George I Burl Walnut Side Chair
-
Pair Large Life-Size Carved Fu Lions
-
Lobi or Bukina Faso Zoomorphic Stool
-
Carroll Dunham Colored Etching IV, Signed & Numbered
-
Giacometti Style Wrought Iron and Glass Console
-
Brazilian Peroba Wood Center or Dining Table, 19th Century
