Posts Tagged ‘Chaise-longue’
Thursday, December 31st, 2009
George III mahogany and chevron-banded square Piano, George III oak Side Table, simulated bamboo Dining Room Suite
A Victorian carved walnut button
upholstered balloon-back Chair, covered
in russet velvet, on cabriole legs
A late George III mahogany and chevron-banded square Piano with an incomplete action, on tapered square legs, manufacturers trade mark indistinct.,
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid Display Cabinet, [...]
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Thursday, December 31st, 2009
Victorian mahogany scroll-end Chaise Longue, George III mahogany Pot Cupboard, satinwood-banded Display Cabinet
A late George III mahogany and
inlaid swing-frame Dressing Table
Mirror, with three drawers.;
three other small mahogany swing-frame
Toilet Mirrors and one larger, th
Century and later, distressed.
A late George III mahogany Pot Cupboard, on tapered square Tegs, distressed.
An ash and elm Windsor wheel-back Armchair, early 19th [...]
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Thursday, November 19th, 2009
SETTEES, CHAISES-LONGUES AND SOFAS
A bit too comfortable for the likes of architect-designers, the settee and sofa attracted less design attention of the ‘progressive’ sort between rococo and art nouveau. The general commercial manufacturer was left to
provide comfortable seating of this sort and did so, often of a buttoned and overstuffed nature. Settles (q.v.) were another [...]
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