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J.S. Henry, GEORGE MONTAGUE ELLWOOD

Inlaid Oak Dining Chairs

Circa 1900

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Description

Set of oak, brass and pewter inlay dining chairs designed by George Montague Ellwood and made by J.S. Henry, London.

  • Sold as a set of 10.
  • Comprising two armchairs and eight side chairs.
  • Vinyl upholstery.

Provenance

Florian Papp, New York.

Acquired from the above by the present owner, 1995.

Literature

Recent English Models for Bedroom Furniture by J. S. Henry,” The Craftsman, vol. 4, June 1903, p. 206 (for a related model)

Pauline Agius, British Furniture, 1880-1915, Woodbridge, United Kingdom, 1978, pp. 115, 133 (for related models)


Condition Report

Revive
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The wooden surfaces present with scattered scratches, nicks and indentations concentrated throughout the chairs and especially visible on the upper edges of the backrests.

The inlays are in fine condition, with one gilt metal heart missing from the center of one chair.

The chairs with some minor chipping to the wood surface, most visible in the area surrounding the upholstery.

The chairs have been sensitively and professionally reupholstered and edged in brass tacks.

One chair back with an area of wood glue, only visible upon close inspection. One armchair with chip to wood measuring approximately 1/2 an inch on the proper right armrest; the other armchair with loss to finish on both armrests, in keeping with age and gentle use.

Seven of the ten chairs present with slight movement, but are overall stable. 

Dimensions

Height: 50.5 inches / 128.27 cm
Width: 22.25 inches / 56.52 cm
Depth: 19.5 inches / 49.53 cm

Side Chair: Height 49.50", Width 18", Depth 18"

Materials

Oak, Brass, Pewter, Vinyl

Period

Arts & Crafts

Decorative Style

Transitional Style

Country of Origin

England

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