Early George II Walnut Corner Chair

England, c1735-40

The "ox-yoke" curved arm ending in rounded terminals and surmounted by an overscroll crest block above two vasiform

splat interspersed with columnar supports, padded drop-in seat with molded rails and shaped returns, raised on a front cabriole leg

ending in a pad foot, the other legs interestingly turned; original rose head nails and pegged mortise and tenon construction,

silk upholstery

Condition: Very good; original seat frame with repairs and added braces, old, if not original, finish with wear appropriate to age

and usage; lacking one glue block; several minor separations

Provenance: Justine Fisher Collection, Travelers Rest, South Carolina

Corner chairs, also known as writing chairs, were popular from 1700-70, the most being made between 1730-50.

This is a very good early example

33" H x 31 1/2" W x 25" D, Seat Height 19"

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