Philadelphia Queen Anne Armchair
(83-073)
Crafted in Philadelphia around 1760, these Queen Anne-style dining chairs were originally part of a larger set. The side chairs are solid Cherry, and the armchairs are Mahogany. Kindel has reproduced them in the same materials. The side chair features additional egg-and-dart ornamentation at the bottom of the splat and is considered by many scholars and collectors to be one of the finest examples of the Queen Anne- style in Philadelphia. Its mate sold at Christie's in 2002 for $666,000, a world record for a single wooden side chair.
The hand-carved elements (shells, volutes, acanthus leaves, and ball-and-claw feet) of Kindel's reproduction have faithfully captured the appearance of the originals.
COM required: 1.5 yards plain fabric (for 2 chairs).
As Shown: Finished in Winterthur, High (27) and Fabric not available
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Specifications
- Width:26.75" (68cm)
- Depth:22.75" (58cm)
- Height:42.5" (108cm)
- Arm Height:29.25" (74.5cm)
- Seat Height:20.0" (51cm)
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