A Regency Period ‘Brighton Pavilion’ Bamboo Elbow Chair c.1815-25

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A Regency Period ‘Brighton Pavilion’ Bamboo Elbow Chair c.1815-25Origin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1815 25 Width: 21 Height: 35 or 17 at seat Depth: 18 The Regency bamboo armchair, in the Brighton Pavilion taste, and after the designs of William Chambers, the back with pierced stylised foliate panels with geometric designs with similar slatted side arm supports and caned seat with applied cluster column legs surviving from the first quarter of nineteenth century England. The chair has

the swing mirror with a gilded feather moulded cushion inner slip with shaped top corners

to a shaped frieze and square tapering legs surviving in country house condition from the part contents of a Wiltshire Rectory

housed within a typical Cullingford glazed museum case being black painted

The figures are in stable overall order and appear to be unsigned

its first instinct on meeting a stranger is

The dozen antique botanical photogravures published in 1929 in Berlin for “Urformen der Kunst"

1880Height: 29”Width: 48”Depth: 33

filled with twine and plaster

The heavy-set English oak carcass with chamfered block legs and undertier shelf

Period: Late Nineteenth/Early Twentieth Century

under the direction of the architect Sir Charles Barry (see A

and made hardware