A Very Fine Quality Neo-Classical Regency Mahogany Hall Chair c.1810 sub-Religion & Relics constructed from several pieces of

constructed from several pieces of olivewood

The arms are a direct reference to Saint Helena

four ounces

Once part of a travelling menagerie

then in Kashmir

A Very Fine Quality Neo-Classical Regency Mahogany Hall Chair c.1810 sub-Religion & Relics constructed from several pieces ofOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1805 15 Width: 14. 75 inches (at seat) Height: 33 inches Depth: 18 inches (at extremities) The very fine early nineteenth century mahogany hall chair in the neo classical taste having a curved back with a painted circular reserve crest of a heraldic falcon (?) bird on a Regency powder blue ground flanked by fluted Ionic pilasters, the solid seat on splayed legs, of typical Regency design.