A SET OF SIX EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS by Johnstone & Jeanes, each with ogee top, rectangular padded back and seat covered in close-nailed yellow material and on X-framed supports centred by flowerheads and joined by turned stretchers, all stamped JOHNSTONE & JEANES 67 NEW BOND ST 6550, one also inscribed in pencil Burki.., one with repair to one front leg (6)

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A SET OF SIX EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIRS by Johnstone & Jeanes, each with ogee top, rectangular padded back and seat covered in close-nailed yellow material and on X-framed supports centred by flowerheads and joined by turned stretchers, all stamped JOHNSTONE & JEANES 67 NEW BOND ST 6550, one also inscribed in pencil Burki.., one with repair to one front leg (6)

Lot Essay

Frances Collard, Regency Furniture, Antique Collectors' Club, 1985, p. 24, gives 1840 as the date when Johnstone Jupe & Co. became Johnstone Jeanes. Robert Jupe was the patentee of the Capstan mahogany extending dining-table in 1835. He left the firm's premises at 67 Bond Street and set up his own in Welbeck Street.

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