An Early 20thC Chinoiserie Black Lacquer Caned Bergère Settee c.1915-25 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The portraits took pride of

The portraits took pride of place in the home

The iron support to this table has some influence of the famous makers of Coalbrookedale designs to it and is certainly very well cast showing a large amount of crisp detailing especially to the foliage

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founded by Michael Hanhart

weathered and dis-coloured from the elements and in decorative condition

An Early 20thC Chinoiserie Black Lacquer Caned Bergère Settee c.1915-25 sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles The portraits took pride ofOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Edwardian George VProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1915 1925Length: 60Depth: 29Height: 31. 5 or 16 at seatSumptuously comfortable, the early twentieth century bergre settee or sofa in a black lacquered finish on a solid beech carcass, the chinoiserie decoration depicting figures and landscapes throughout, with double caned back and sides above padded seats on shaped ball and claw feet, the whole in ruby red velvet fabric with large