Lot #17: Antique chairs

These are a pair of antique or vintage wooden chairs with a formal, traditional design, likely from the late 19th to early 20th century, possibly in a Victorian or Edwardian style. Heres a detailed description:Material and Finish: The chairs are made of solid wood. The wood has some visible wear.Backrest: The chairs have high, upright backrests with a slightly curved top. The top of each backrest features a carved crest rail with intricate detailing, including what appears to be a small, decorative element in the center, possibly a floral or geometric motif. The backrests are padded and upholstered, providing comfort and a touch of elegance.Seat: The seats are also padded and upholstered, with a square shape that matches the formal design of the chairs. The upholstery on both the backrests and seats is a mustard-yellow fabric with a subtle, repeating pattern, possibly a damask or brocade style with a diamond or floral motif. The fabric has a slightly textured appearance, adding to the luxurious feel of the chairs.Arms: The chairs have open arms that curve gently outward, providing a comfortable resting place. The armrests are supported by turned spindles that connect to the seat, adding to the chairs ornate design.Legs: The front legs are turned and slightly bulbous, a common feature in Victorian furniture, giving them a decorative yet sturdy appearance. The legs taper down and end in small caster wheels, which allow the chairs to be moved easily. The back legs are simpler and straight, providing balance and support.
Measurements: 17x17x36
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