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Early Georgian Ash & Elm Windsor Chair c.1760
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Early Georgian Ash & Elm Windsor Chair c.1760

Early Georgian Ash & Elm Windsor Chair c.1760

A incredibly early and rare Georgian ash and elm comb-back Windsor Chair c.1760

With wonderful patination, depth of colour and delicacy of form. The chair has exceptionally delicately carved pad feet, and with turned terminals to the base; long ash spindles; a bowed top rail displaying upswept lobe terminals crowning this beautiful chair.

A similar example is mentioned in: Thomas Crispin’s , ”The English Windsor Chair” published by Alan Sutton.

$3,173.41

Original: $10,578.03

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Early Georgian Ash & Elm Windsor Chair c.1760—

$10,578.03

$3,173.41

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Early Georgian Ash & Elm Windsor Chair c.1760

A incredibly early and rare Georgian ash and elm comb-back Windsor Chair c.1760

With wonderful patination, depth of colour and delicacy of form. The chair has exceptionally delicately carved pad feet, and with turned terminals to the base; long ash spindles; a bowed top rail displaying upswept lobe terminals crowning this beautiful chair.

A similar example is mentioned in: Thomas Crispin’s , ”The English Windsor Chair” published by Alan Sutton.

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A incredibly early and rare Georgian ash and elm comb-back Windsor Chair c.1760

With wonderful patination, depth of colour and delicacy of form. The chair has exceptionally delicately carved pad feet, and with turned terminals to the base; long ash spindles; a bowed top rail displaying upswept lobe terminals crowning this beautiful chair.

A similar example is mentioned in: Thomas Crispin’s , ”The English Windsor Chair” published by Alan Sutton.