A PAIR OF REGENCY GILTWOOD ARMCHAIRS
A PAIR OF REGENCY GILTWOOD ARMCHAIRS

CIRCA 1810, IN THE MANNER OF HENRY HOLLAND

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A PAIR OF REGENCY GILTWOOD ARMCHAIRS
CIRCA 1810, IN THE MANNER OF HENRY HOLLAND
Each with a scrolled padded back, armrests and seat covered in green striped velvet, the sides with foliate carving, with slight differences in detail (2)
Provenance
Acquired from John Bly, London.

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Lot Essay

These elegant chairs reflect the designs of Royal architect/designer Henry Holland and the furniture supplied under his direction to Samuel Whitbread II for Southill Park, Bedfordshire beginning in 1796. Notable is the set of four chairs of a similar profile (F. Collard, Regency Furniture, Woodbridge, Suffolk, 1985, p. 44). English cabinet-makers whose names appear most frequently in conjunction with Holland include Morel, Marsh, Lichfield and Tatham (F. J. B. Watson, Southill: A Regency House, 1951, p. 23). An unprovenanced but virtually identical chair, with the London dealer Temple Williams, is also illustrated in Collard, p. 45.

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