A Regency Period Painted Open Armchair c.1810 sub-Macabre- Medicine rendered in oil on a

rendered in oil on a single-piece panel

As we see in this example

The ebonised paw feet have some splits which have been repaired

The pile is cut low and is crafted to antique designs and using only natural dyes

1895Height: 28” or 16” at seatsWidth: 39

A Regency Period Painted Open Armchair c.1810 sub-Macabre- Medicine rendered in oil on aOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 Height: 35 or 18 at seat Width: 21 Depth: 20 The very attractive beech framed open armchair with the beautifully ivory painted finish, with gilded highlights to the whole, ready for re upholstery, having elegant shaped arms to baluster turned supports to a geometric lattice pierced splat and to tapering legs, the whole surviving from Regency period England. The chair is lovely original