Pair of Regency Mahogany Tub Chairs Porphyry linking them directly to one

linking them directly to one of the era’s finest makers

This sweetmeat dish’s lively sealife motifs and whimsical design echo broader trends in American art glass of the 1930s

André Romain Guilmet was a French clockmaker who was active in Paris during the end of the 19th century

The Ebonised Anglo Indian High Back Armchair draws inspiration from both indigenous craft traditions and Western design influences

makes this a highly collectable example for enthusiasts of Victorian furniture

Pair of Regency Mahogany Tub Chairs Porphyry linking them directly to oneA pair of Regency period bergre armchairs, designed as library chairs with solid mahogany frames. Each features a shaped crest rail, scroll arms, and removable seat. Raised on reeded front legs and splayed rear legs, both terminating in the original brass casters. Presently upholstered to hessian. The upholstery shown is an AI suggestion. Height 95 cm Width 60 cm Depth 64 cm Height of Seat 46 cm