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The splat derives in part from a pattern in Thomas Chippendale's The Gentleman and Cabinet Maker's Director, London, 1754, pl. XII.
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A PAIR OF GEORGE III MAHOGANY DINING-CHAIRS
Each with a shaped toprail with C-scrolls, above a pierced acanthus- carved and interlaced vertical splat, above a padded seat covered in close-nailed, yellow foliate damask, on square chamfered legs, headed by arched angle-brackets and joined by H-shaped stretchers, one back-foot spliced, one angle-bracket replaced (2)
Each with a shaped toprail with C-scrolls, above a pierced acanthus- carved and interlaced vertical splat, above a padded seat covered in close-nailed, yellow foliate damask, on square chamfered legs, headed by arched angle-brackets and joined by H-shaped stretchers, one back-foot spliced, one angle-bracket replaced (2)