Queen Anne Spanish Foot Armchair, Very Good Early 19th Century Surface - Antique Associated At West Townsend

Queen Anne Spanish Foot Armchair, Very Good Early 19th Century Surface

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Carved yoke crest above vasiform splat flanked by molded stiles joining down swept arms featuring shaped [carved/canted] outside top edges and carved scrolled arm terminals. The robust block and turned front legs continuing to Spanish feet and are joined by an ambitiously turned front stretcher; the double side stretchers are turned.

Item Date: Circa 1740

Measurement: Height: 45.5"; seat height 18"; width: 23.5"; depth: 19"

Material: Maple, ash

Item Condition: Generally, it is very good other than the seat which is likely original is blown out and currently styled with a historic fabric pad. A forged nail was neatly added to the juncture of left proper seat rail and leg block where joined…likely during the chairs early working period. A similar early repair using a small wood peg was performed on right seat rail. The chair displays beautifully.

Price: $3,800

SKU 859-121

For More Information, Please Contact David Hillier at 978-597-8084 or email drh@aaawt.com.