A Large Pair of 18thC Carved & Painted Oak Architectural Columns sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The jardinières have not needed

The jardinières have not needed to be restored in any way so have only been waxed by us and therefore remain in desirable original condition showing a good dark and rich mahogany patina and colour

Throughout the ages perfume has been stored in bottles of varying shapes and sizes and indeed of many different materials

through the years

the return of the Charles II from exile in Europe heralded a period of great luxury

The back rail and arms of the chair form a continuous semicircle

A Large Pair of 18thC Carved & Painted Oak Architectural Columns sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The jardinières have not neededOrigin: English Period: Queen Anne George I II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1700 1750 Height: 64 (each) Diameters: 9 tops The decorative and beautifully aged carved English solid oak columns or pilasters of half round form with flat squared off reverses, the rounds chamfered, both topped by a rather primitively carved acanthus leaf capital with ring turned collars, in untouched condition with remnants of painted decoration to each, probably hailing