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TWO SIMILAR ITALIAN RENAISSANCE STYLE WALNUT CHILD'S SIDE CHAIRS
PROBABLY TUSCAN
Each with pierced architectural back with spindle-galleried splat surmounted by turned finials, with rectangular padded seat on baluster-turned legs joined by stretchers, upholstered in distressed burgundy cut velvet (2)
PROBABLY TUSCAN
Each with pierced architectural back with spindle-galleried splat surmounted by turned finials, with rectangular padded seat on baluster-turned legs joined by stretchers, upholstered in distressed burgundy cut velvet (2)
Further details
A related Tuscan child's chair with virtually identical architectural back is in the Metropolitan Museum of Art and illustrated in W.M. Odom, A History of Italian Furniture, 1966, vol. II, p. 50, fig. 61.