A Rare Charles II Joined Oak Chair-Table Circa 1670
A Rare Charles II Joined Oak Chair-Table Circa 1670
A Rare Charles II Joined Oak Chair-Table Circa 1670

A Rare Charles II Joined Oak Chair-Table Circa 1670 SOLD
17th century chair-table
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SORRY SOLD

A Rare 17th Century Chair-Table.

The boarded pivotal back/top carved as if it were a traditional chair back with a central lozenge with bold tulip flowers to each corner, applied lunette carved top rail and plain sides,the shaped round-ended open arms on turned front supports,two plank boarded seat over turned legs united by a box stretcher.

This chair has the most wonderful colour and patina and the perfect skin.

Condition :The rear legs have been tipped and the back of the arms where the pivot pin is has some old filler , the top has wear to the bottom facing left hand corner when up as a chair and i presume this is because of years of being clipped by a foot when walked past.

As a chair

25.5" (65cm) Wide

22" (56cm) Deep

43.5" (111cm) High

17.5" (45cm) High to seat.

As a table

25.5" (65cm) Deep

39.5" (100cm) Wide

29" (74cm) High

Recently purchased in Kent where by repute it was purchased from Leonard Lassalle antiques Tunbridge Wells in the early 80's.

A very good example of this rare form of chair.

A Rare Charles II Joined Oak Chair-Table Circa 1670 SOLD