Pair of Irish George II Mahogany Chairs

Pair of Irish George II Mahogany ChairsPair of George II period side chairs in solid Cuban mahogany, of generous proportions. Irish, c. 1730's Very fine quality chairs, of a rare and attractive form, having the well curved backs with the finely paper scrolled and shaped top rails, over the elegant vasiform splats, above the padded drop in seats, within the moulded seat rails, having the rounded corners and attractive wavy aprons, raised on particularly well shaped cabriole front legs,

they are stamped 'NW'

bearing the label of George Simson

beautifully figured veneers

projecting serpentine top

A fine and unusual George III Sheraton period mahogany occasional table of particularly small proportions

ideal as a drinks table / bar trolley

was introduced by the Gillows firm in the early 19th century was featured on a 1832 design for a card-table for Mr Goudy

now mounted as lamp

and turned tapering back supports

Rare small size

one lock plate is 18th century replacement

A related table was sold Christie’s London