An Unusual & Attractive William IV Period Mahogany Chaise Longue c.1835

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An Unusual & Attractive William IV Period Mahogany Chaise Longue c.1835Origin: English Period: William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1835 Height: 36 at back or 16 at seat Width: 52 Depth: 22. 5 (all approximate & at extremities) The William IV period chaise longue, of unusual form and proportions, having a high back to a show wood mahogany scroll arm, retaining the very pretty original floral upholstery to the back now beautifully faded with age, the seat recovered in Linwoods Dusk Tuscan linen with piping throughout,

with capitals either of plain mouldings or simple flat Ionic form

Structurally she is sound aside from one section of frieze that is ever so slightly loose

Grimaud was the founder of the famous Grimaud house that would print the successful Ancien Tarot de Marseille

Among the many influences from Pugin we find on this chair are the rosettes to the X-Frame

Folk art sticks are notoriously difficult to define

presented in a simple oak frame

A large and attractive cylindrical canister

Length of Axle: 12 inches

The iconic anchor is beautifully pitted

breakfast and toilet

and it proves perfect for the orangery or the hall

there has been no over painting but there are a few chips to the paint to the face