A Good Decorative Set of Four c.1810 Regency Painted & Ebonised Chairs sub-Antiques especially during those fly infested

especially during those fly infested summer days and nights

but the guards would not be able to see

The frames are original and have been strengthened at some stage with small patches of webbed tape to the reverse

it is the Rowley inlaid wood panels that are considered to be his outstanding work

trading as Roberson & Miller (1828-1839) at 51 Long Acre

A Good Decorative Set of Four c.1810 Regency Painted & Ebonised Chairs sub-Antiques especially during those fly infestedOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1805 15 Width: 17 inches Height: 33. 5 inches Depth: 19 inches (each & all at maximum) The decorative early nineteenth century set of four matching painted and ebonised chairs with decorated horizontal splats with urns and scrolling acanthus, reeded strung seats and simulated bamboo supports of typical Regency design. The chairs all show a consistent amount of wear to their paintwork, with