Georgian period mahogany open armchair with fretwork back

Georgian period mahogany open armchair with fretwork backThis is a very well made and great condition Georgian period mahogany open armchair. The fretwork back is very fine and has an almost Art nouveau look to it even though the chair is easily over 100 years prior to this period. This came from the Scottish boarders and I believe is a Scottish made piece. Elegant design and shape as well as being a generous size making it perfectly useable and would make a perfect desk chair. Height 99cm Width 65cm Depth

It did once have a plate rack and where it once stool is slightly visible from the top but takes nothing away from the piece

The gilt decoration has a lovely worn patina that suits the piece perfectly

The camel back design is classic and sits so well in a large number of interiors

Low seat so great chair for lounging in with a good book or tipple of your choice

The cabriole legs are very fine as well making this one of the best examples I have had the pleasure to own

This is an exceptional quality mahogany serving table by renowned Scottish furniture make Whytock and Reid

The sofa is on bun feet which suit the design perfectly

The size of the piece makes it practical as well aa decorative with its shelved interior

Separated by antique brass studs

it really is a beautiful piece

Great size as well

Measurements Height 84cm Width 193cm Depth 70cm Depth of seat 57cm Height of seat 44cm