
An elegant, matched pair of Edwardian Sheraton Revival polychrome painted elbow chairs, dating to around 1900. English.
Fine Pair of Edwardian Sheraton Revival Painted Armchairs with Cane Seats
Crafted in hardwood, each chair features a top rail decorated with hand-painted floral garlands and ribbon swags above a central back panel with a rich burr wood oval reserve. The open back frame displays delicate trellis lattice work detailed with painted floral bosses.
The sweeping armrests lead down to ring-turned, faux-bamboo style front legs, decorated with painted floral trail decoration. Both chairs retain original hand-woven cane seats set within curved front seat rails. Stamped with maker's/inventory numbers to the underside rear rail.
Accompanied by a pair of fitted, piped squab seat cushions in complimentary pastel silk/satin tones (pale sage green and dusty rose), providing added comfort while preserving the cane work beneath.
A decorative pair of antique armchairs, ideal for a hallway, bedroom, or as accent seating in a period or country house interior.
In good antique condition throughout. Minor age-related wear, light rubbing, and a soft, natural patina to the painted decoration as expected with age. Traditional hand-laced cane seats remain intact, taut, and stable. Joints are solid and structurally sound. The included loose cushions show some light surface marking/staining consistent with use, but are clean and usable as is, or easily recovered.
H85cm
Seat height 41.5cm
W54cm
D53cm
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