Sale 6448
| Chicago
| Chicago
Estimate$3,000 – $5,000
Note from Tim Corfield, antiques advisor to Betty and Gordon Moore at Mountain Meadow:
A particularly large and generous library tub chair in pleasantly faded patinated leather. Whilst the turned and fluted legs make one think of Gillows for an attribution, there is a book called “The Pictorial Dictionary of 19th century furniture design” from the Antique Collectors club which illustrates a similar chair to this as being designed by Loudon. The carving of the show wood arms is quite distinctive as are the front uprights.
Seat height: 18 inches.
In good, stable, attractive condition. The front of chair frame sunfaded. The cushion with some scattered stains. Additional images available upon request.
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Nick Coombs
Vice President, Senior Specialist, European Furniture & Decorative Arts