A Fine George II burr and figured walnut open armchair circa 1735

Dillingham & Company, New York

Very good condition; beautiful color and figuring to veneers and timbers; lovely waxy surface; formerly fitted with casters; the undersides of the feet with a small removable wood block; drop-in seat frame appears to be original and with some minor old worm damage; the needlework is finely woven though associated; some old worm damage to veneers and seat rails now filled in with wax; the chair appears to be sturdy and with the usual nicks, bruises and wear.
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