A George III Oak Open Elbow Chair c.1800 sub-Architectural & Garden taken at a time when

taken at a time when they would have been coming to the end of their service

In an earlier period Pepys confided in his diary: ‘To see Sir W

unlike quilting and patchwork

and are placed next to chairs to shield people from the fire

Rd 15023' are found on the underside of the stand

A George III Oak Open Elbow Chair c.1800 sub-Architectural & Garden taken at a time whenOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Height: 34. 5 or 15. 5 at seat Width: 20 Depth: 19 The good quality country house open elbow chair with a well patinated oak carcass, the shaped spindle splat back with beautifully swept serpentine arms above a silk striped drop in seat with powder blue velvet squab, on square chamfered legs united by an h stretcher, the whole surviving from George III period England. In very