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1820- Oak 18th Century English Arrow Cut-Out, Shield Back Country Chair

Last updated about 2 months ago in Tucson, AZ

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Michael M

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1820- Oak 18th Century English Arrow Cut-Out, Shield Back Country Chair

Description

Beautiful chair in your image is identifiable as a Georgian Scottish Side Chair, likely in the Country Hepplewhite style, featuring a wheatsheaf back splat. (Perfect for refurbishing) (More pictures upon request) It dates to approximately c. 1820 and reflects the Georgian era with influences from the Hepplewhite style, particularly in the design of the back. Key Features: The distinctive element is the "wheatsheaf" motif in the pierced back splat, which was a popular decorative element during the Hepplewhite period.

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Condition

Used (normal wear)

Material

Wood

Style

Early American

Type

Chair

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Antique original

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