A George III Period Black Painted Open Armchair c.1780 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles being hobnailed

being hobnailed

This piece displays a high level of craftsmanship and instinct of proportion

A veritable hamlet of wonderful figures that instantly light up any surface as a group

The dark-painted or stained pine carcass showing the wonderful original textured surface worn thoroughly and consistently with age

but the trial was stopped due to his poor health

A George III Period Black Painted Open Armchair c.1780 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles being hobnailedOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 Height: 41 or 19 at seat Width: 24 Depth: 19 The large and good quality beech framed open armchair with the beautifully worn black painted finish to the whole, a black suede seat and prominently shaped arms to a pierced back with unusual splat bearing a key of life type motif, to tapering legs and spade feet, the whole surviving from the George III period. The chair is in lovely