A Regency Period ‘Brighton Pavilion’ Bamboo Armchair c.1815-25

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A Regency Period ‘Brighton Pavilion’ Bamboo Armchair c.1815-25Origin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1815 25 Width: 19. 5 Height: 32. 75 or 16 at seat Depth: 18 The Regency bamboo armchair or elbow chair, in the Brighton Pavilion taste, and after the designs of William Chambers, the back with pierced stylised foliate panels with geometric designs with similar slatted sweeping side arm supports, the beautifully worked back with draught turned bone finials to a caned seat with applied cluster

Louis Prang died in 1909 at the age of 85 and his name is engraved on the base of the Statue of Liberty along with other immigrants who made great contributions to the United States

and surviving from the first half of eighteenth century Italy

Joan Crawford

A pretty and versatile table that could be used in in a number of different settings

A very decorative piece that would make a splendid hall or console table

His work is represented in numerous public collections

As a queen dowager

the carcass being untouched and showing much of the original upholstery being tired

The graduated group of three aragonite

The spiders

The condition of the lamp is good overall with a nice pitted patination to the sea-worn anchor itself

In many of the examples

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