Description

A superb pair of antique mahogany Chippendale style armchairs, dating to circa 1900, showcasing exceptional carving and elegant proportions.

Each chair features a finely carved pierced splat back with intricate acanthus scrolls and decorative detailing, typical of high-quality Chippendale revival furniture. The shaped open arms and solid mahogany frames offer both strength and comfort, while the cabriole front legs with claw and ball feet add classic period character.

These are true open armchairs, ideal as statement seating for a living room, study, or as occasional chairs flanking a fireplace. The rich mahogany tone and aged patina enhance their decorative appeal.

The seats are upholstered and ready for use, with the option for reupholstery to suit individual interiors.

A highly decorative and practical pair of antique carved mahogany armchairs, perfect for traditional and contemporary interiors alike.
 

Dimensions

H: 102cm | W: 66cm | D: 49cm 
 

Condition Note:  Both chairs are in good antique condition commensurate with their age. The carved splat backs and cresting rails are intact on both chairs with no breaks or repairs of note - the carving retains excellent definition and depth. The mahogany frames are sound and stable throughout. The two chairs currently have different seat fabrics - one floral needlepoint, one pink velvet - both are functional but buyers will likely wish to reupholster to a consistent fabric of their choice. The claw and ball feet are well-defined on both chairs. An honest description from a specialist dealer with 60+ years of family experience.