Early 19th Century Regency Painted Armchair, attributed to Gillows

Early 19th Century Regency Painted Armchair, attributed to GillowsAn elegant cream and green painted armchair of George III period, attributable to Gillows of Lancaster and London. England, circa 180510. Why we like it Retaining most of its exquisite original painted decoration, this armchair has unusually broad proportions for this model, suggesting a special commission. Its appearance pleasingly softened by time and wear, this chair boasts a coveted 'English Country House' look, complemented by the original hand

the extending mechanism slides smoothly and has its original gilt-brass screws

original surfaces throughout

circa 1950

this table epitomises the rustic elegance of the 17th century everyday country life

lots 222-223)

Another feature attractive to the refined tastes of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries was that the faun seemed to be joyous rather than drunk

these chairs reflect the Proustian-era fashions of Parisian salons with their languid

25 inches / 43

A squab cushion can be made to buyer's taste

candelabras or plants can be found in the Chippendale's 'Director'

circa 1830-40

Fantastic colour and patina