Tatham Library Chair

An important sabre legged, acanthus carved Regency mahogany library armchair, of generous proportions. Can be supplied in specialist aged leather as seen in the image or upholstered ...

A fine carved and water gilded library armchair designed by Robert Adam and made by Thomas Chippendale for the Great Room at Arlington Street, London. The serpentine scrolled crestin...

A George II design profusely carved mahogany library chair with lions head arms, acanthus leaf scrolls and foliate cartouches. The cabriole legs with lions masks flanked by foliate C...

The Belgravia Library Chair is an exceptionally comfortable buttoned backed tub design library chair with finely turned mahogany legs terminating in hand-cast brass castors. This cha...

Large William iv library chair upholstered in leather

A 19th century library armchair upholstered in well-worn original brown leather with an aged dark brown patina trimmed with brass nail heads, a button-tufted backrest, leather padded...

Rare and important carved mahogany Empire Period armchair attributed to Jacob Desmalter, France circa 1800, of neoclassical form inspired by the design of Percier et Fontaine, architects to the Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte, the armrests beautifully carved with leopards heads and torso, the front legs ending in carved paw feet. Attributed to Jacob Desmalter. France, circa 1800. Provenance: The front under railing stencilled “Raincy” period paper labels hand written: Mrs Duque Orlean, Grand Salon, Palais Royal. This chair was part of a large salon suite (this one is number belonging to King Louis Philippe - Duke of Orléans - the last king of France. An almost identical model was known to be part of the collection of Molly de Balkany who had an important collection of Empire furniture. Sister of Robert De Balkany...

A superb Regency library armchair in rosewood, raised on saber legs with foliate carving to the curve and base of the arms. Original dark green velvet...