A Regency Revival Chinoiserie Painted Beech Bergère Open Armchair c.1900-25

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A Regency Revival Chinoiserie Painted Beech Bergère Open Armchair c.1900-25Origin: EnglishPeriod: Edwardian Early 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1900 25Width: 21. 5Height: 35 or 18 at seatDepth: 20The decorative Regency style painted and distressed beech open bergre armchair in a beautifully original state, having lovely swept arms with black painted and gilt chinoiserie decoration to simulate ebony and brass, the frame with a caned back and seat with a central cartouche of an oriental lady in a garden, turned tapering

pieces of wood

please refer to the photographs

game and hunstmen amidst Flemish rural countryside survive from the late seventeenth century and are presented in a good black and gilt painted frames

The mannequin is essentially complete with the extremities to some finger digits missing

lacking in vegetation (akin to J

and the owner seemed to believe the sculpture once stood on a wooden base

A fun piece of Edwardian period kitchenalia

This picture is certainly well painted

The painted surface of her face and garment in the original are obviously cracking probably due to the use of colours that were too oily

2011Height: 30”Depth: 9”Width: 13” (all at extremities)See here for an introduction to the work of Beth Carter

the Annexe and chapel have been converted into apartments

such as the doors from a mirrored triple wardrobe

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