Early 19th Century Regency Period Faux Bamboo Armchair with Cane Seat

Pair of period Regency armchairs, featuring a faux bois finish that mimics the appearance of natural wood grain. The chairs are designed with sweeping curved arms that gracefully end...

19th century Faux-Bamboo armchair cannage in average condition, a hole in the file.

A superb English Regency buttoned back armchair. Raised on simulated Rosewood legs with the original brass casters. Currently upholstered to a good standard in pale pink heavy wight ...

A stunning pair late 18th / early 19th century open armchairs, of generous scale and superb golden colour and natural patination. England, circa 1800-1820. Why we like them A wonde...

A pair of armchairs made in France about 1810. The armchairs have Egyptian heads carved on their armrest and at the foot end lion feets. There are four equal chairs, it is possible t...

19th century Spanish carved armchairs with original rush seat. Fantastic undisturbed surface with worn arms. Super comfortable and in nice cond...

A gorgeous English Regency style armchair or tub chair By Baker Furniture USA, 1960s Carved bamboo form walnut frame, with caned seat. Measures: 21"W x 21"D x 35.75"H. Seat heigh...

A pair of English Regency period painted wood armchairs from the early 19th century, with gold and black décor and leopard style upholstery. Created in Eng...

A Regency Period Klismos armchair In the manner of Thomas Hope Carved from oak, with the typical Klismos construction having sabre back legs, the tapering front legs turned and reeded with baluster capitals; the swooping and curved studded toprail above a scrolling anthemion-carved crossbar; the straight armrests with applied anthemion terminals held by distinctive leopard head supports flanking the caned seat. English, circa 1815 A seemingly identical armchair can be seen at Ickworth House, acquired by the National Trust in 1956 in lieu of inheritance tax. Another variant appeared on the market, with Temple Williams Ltd, sold circa 1956 to Wilfrid Evill. Dimensions: H: 35 in / 89 cm W: 24 in / 61 cm D: 29 in / 73.5 cm Provenance: [Possibly] from the Collection of the Marquess of Bristol, at Ickworth House, Suffolk. Bristol Collection dispersed in 1956, […], Private Collection, UK. Comparative Literature: Joy, Edward Thomas. English Furniture 1800-1851. London: Ward Lock, 1977, pp. 58 & 83. Hope, Thomas. Household Furniture...

19th century Spanish colonial altar armchairs with wood seat with ornamental carved on the back and beautiful Solomonic legs. There are a very resistant and heavy armchairs. Measure...