In the circle of the Coutant group made between New Rochelle and Manhattan
Yoke shaped crest rail and a plain rectangular shoe facilitating five grooved banisters flanked by turned stiles. The shaped arms featuring scroll shaped handholds are supported by turned posts. The lower front posts feature compressed ball turnings and continue to turnip feet [tapered rear feet]. The legs are joined by a very robust turned front stretcher and plain front and side stretchers. The chair has a very good, very old surface, dark brown with yellow detailing over red [dry patina].
Item Date: Circa 1770
Measurement: Height: 44"; Seat Height: 17"; Width: 23.25"; Depth: 21.25"
Item Condition: We have a clever and attractive remedy for the damaged rush seat. The overall condition is very good; the chair remains at full height.
Price: $895
SKU 1555-5
For More Information, Please Contact David Hillier at 978-597-8084 or email drh@aaawt.com.
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