A Sublime Regency Painted Beech Bergère Armchair c.1795 sub-Religion & Relics pretty and subtle

pretty and subtle

The second picture is a slightly more accomplished work by the provincial artist as he refined his study of the female sitter

means it is a tavern bottle used to house wine and help to essentially bring in and encourage trade in a Georgian public house

which often had complex chasing

Shield Width: 9 inches

A Sublime Regency Painted Beech Bergère Armchair c.1795 sub-Religion & Relics pretty and subtleOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 1810 Width: 23 inches Height: 35. 5 inches Depth: 23. 5 inches (all at extremities) The decorative Regency painted and distressed beech open bergre armchair in its totally original state, having light green painted decoration on a gilt ground consisting of ebony amnd green stripes and paterae to the legs, the frame with a caned back and seat, turned tapering from legs to rear sabre legs