A pair of George I gilt-gesso armchairs circa 1718, attributed to James Moore the arched padded backs and rectangular padded seats now upholstered in close-nailed olive green velvet, the shaped arms with acanthus, strapwork and flowerhead decoration terminating in eagle heads, on conformingly decorated scrolled supports, the egg and dart moulded seatrail centred by a cartouche at the front bearing the Chandos cypher, the front cabriole legs with Indian mask knees bearing feather plume head dresses flanked by paterae above bell flower decorated square sections, on shaped leaf carved feet, the conforming rear cabriole legs with acanthus decorated knees overall 110cm. high, 76cm. wide, 60cm. deep; 3ft. 7¼ in., 2ft. 6in., 1ft. 11½ in.
A pair of George I gilt-gesso armchairs circa 1718, attributed to James Moore the arched padded backs and rectangular padded seats now upholstered in close-nailed olive green velvet, the shaped arms with acanthus, strapwork and flowerhead decoration terminating in eagle heads, on conformingly decorated scrolled supports, the egg and dart moulded seatrail centred by a cartouche at the front bearing the Chandos cypher, the front cabriole legs with Indian mask knees bearing feather plume head dresses flanked by paterae above bell flower decorated square sections, on shaped leaf carved feet, the conforming rear cabriole legs with acanthus decorated knees overall 110cm. high, 76cm. wide, 60cm. deep; 3ft. 7¼ in., 2ft. 6in., 1ft. 11½ in.
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