Antique Marquetry Elbow Chair, Dutch, Beech, Fruitwood, Carver, Georgian, C.1800

This is an antique marquetry elbow chair. A Dutch, beech and fruitwood carver, dating to the Georgian period, circa 1800.

Embodies the sinuous, inlaid splendour of late 18th century Dutch craftsmanship

Displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order

Fruitwood and Beech show fine grain interest

Rich ember hues present in the stocks and the later upholstered cushion

Arched top rail crowned with a scrolled back rest

Typical of this period, the vase splat decorated with inlaid foliate detail

Serpentine beech arms narrow at the rounded knuckle, with swept supports

Drop-in seat with quality velour upholstery, issuing a flowerhead pattern

Lower frame rail graced with a repeat of the inlaid marquetry for a highly decorative touch

Broad knees cascade into pleasingly thick cabriole legs, terminating into pad feet

Rear legs gently splayed, following the profile of the raked back rest

Each leg united front to back with a wave shape H-stretcher

This is a fascinating and inviting antique marquetry elbow chair, with the wonderful Dutch taste presenting an attractive appearance. Easily reupholstered to individual taste if required thanks to the drop-in seat. Solid joints and construction, delivered waxed, polished and ready for the home.

Dimensions:

Max Width: 55.5cm (21.75'')

Max Depth: 55.5cm (21.75'')

Max Height: 101cm (39.75'')

Seat Width: 44cm (17.25'')

Seat Depth: 40.5cm (16'')

Seat Height: 45.5cm (18'').

Origin : Netherlands
Manufacture Date : Circa 1800
Materials : Beech