Pair of Antique Chairs, Georgian, Fruitwood, Dining, Chippendale, Circa 1780 French 18th Century Revival ii) Original lock brass stamped

ii) Original lock brass stamped 'Whitaker Wolverhampton' alongside the Admiralty broad arrow

The drop in seat is currently covered in a leather substitute but could be easily recovered to suit

barley twist stem

the mahogany frame and turned legs display an aged gilt finish with the stretcher reeded and boxed joints decorated with modest arced carving

A well executed table of interest

Pair of Antique Chairs, Georgian, Fruitwood, Dining, Chippendale, Circa 1780 French 18th Century Revival ii) Original lock brass stampedOur Stock # 18. 5227 This is a pair of antique chairs, English, late Georgian fruitwood dining chairs in the Chippendale taste, dating to circa 1780. Attractive pair of dining chairs, stable and comfortable Delightful colour to the fruitwood with a wax polished finish Of quality craftsmanship, in good proportion with a desirable aged patina Traditionally stuffed seat pads finished in a pale needlepoint cloth Shaped crest rail featuring scrolled,