An Early 17th-century Oak Child’s Chair
£2,600.00
A rare Jacobean child’s wainscot armchair from the reign of James I of England and VI of Scotland.
A James I carved oak wainscot armchair; the oversailing top rail is carved with nulled decoration above a central raised panel with a gouge-carved edge, flanked by flat caqueteuse-style arms, and having its original wooden seat. It is raised on turned legs united by stretchers and retains good color and patination. A fine early 17th-century Scottish oak caqueteuse armchair.
Scottish, circa 1620.
A rare survivor of early Scottish furniture; a real collector’s piece.
Physical Dimensions
Height 84cm (33.07″)
Width 53cm (20.87″)
Depth 45cm (17.72″)
Declaration
Dickinsons Antiques has dated this 17th Century Oak Chair to the 17th Century.
