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George Bell & George Freeth Roper. An Aesthetic Movement walnut rush seat armchair

POA

George Bell & George Freeth Roper. Probably made by Kendal Milne & Co for Herman Schill. An Aesthetic Movement Walnut armchair with a row of fine barley twist turnings to the upper back, and a shaped back rest below. The back legs curving back with incised circular decoration and further turned details to the arm supports, the turned legs united by further finely turned stretchers found on other known chairs. With newly rushed seat.

Seat Height: 43 cm

Arm Height: 65 cm

Dimensions

Height: 36.61 in (93 cm)
Width: 22.24 in (56.5 cm)
Depth: 18.11 in (46 cm)

Year of manufacture

1870

Period

Aesthetic Movement
1870-1879

Style

Aesthetic Movement

Condition

Good

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