A Rare & Exceptional George III Hoop-Back Walnut Windsor Armchair c.1790

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A Rare & Exceptional George III Hoop-Back Walnut Windsor Armchair c.1790Origin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 1800 Height: 42" or at seat: 16" Width: 23. 25" Depth: 20" (all at extremities) The beautifully crafted George III period hoop back Windsor armchair, constructed entirely in walnut, having a ten stick high comb hoop back with two cast riveted iron brace struts to the rail. the scroll detailing to the shaped arms to a shaped saddle seat, to conforming turned legs and H stretcher the

The question of whether to leave well alone or try to restore to a more ‘original’ state is an intriguing quandary

these glorified coat hangars have a genealogy that goes back to ancient times

from around 1808 to 1811 in Birmingham

Although some may find selling human bones unethical it is completely legal providing the specimen is antique and not displayed in a public environment without a license

The keyed and stepped borders are in abundance whilst the dye in places has worn more than in others

Essentially

Sir Hubert von Herkomer RA RWS RE (1849-1914) was a British painter of German descent

effortlessly bringing together an integration of high quality furniture design and craft techniques leaving us with a simply sublime piece providing both aesthetic and audible pleasure

the unification struggle of the 1860s

Date: Mrs Marshall’s c

in 1928 and it was in business at least into the mid 1930's

There is a good deal of craquelure to the paintings surface and around the edges there are some minor losses

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