A Sublime Regency Painted Beech Bergère Armchair c.1795

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A Sublime Regency Painted Beech Bergère Armchair c.1795Origin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 1810 Width: 23 inches Height: 35. 5 inches Depth: 23. 5 inches (all at extremities) The decorative Regency painted and distressed beech open bergre armchair in its totally original state, having light green painted decoration on a gilt ground consisting of ebony amnd green stripes and paterae to the legs, the frame with a caned back and seat, turned tapering from legs to rear sabre legs

) and later invested as a Knight Grand Cross

a hook for wall display can be found on the reverse

the drawing by the late John Flaxman

of a young and pretty lady reclining on clouds dressed in neo-classical clothing in scarlet and white

but with no cracks

The small turned ivory box with pull off cover revealing numerous carved bone lettering survives from the middle of the nineteenth century

though this piece is earlier which is easily surmised by the beautiful wear and patination it shows

each drawer white lined with a sliding glass lid

white shirt and bow tie

vice-patron of the charity Advance Centre for The Scotson Technique

They would have been incredibly exciting for the ladies (and men

The large mid twentieth century period dummies of high build quality