George II Carved Mahogany Dining Chairs (set of 8)
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This superb set of eight carved mahogany dining chairs is attributed to Samuel Norman and was supplied to a member of the Pakington family, likely Sir Herbert Pakington, for his home at Westwood Park near Droitwixh. The chairs feature intricately carved backs with a pierced back splat, drop-in seats, and are supported by elegantly carved cabriole legs that terminate in ball and claw feet. With a height of 38.25 inches and a seat height of 18.25 inches, these chairs are not only functional but also a stunning representation of period craftsmanship.
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George II Carved Mahogany Dining Chairs (set of 8)
A superb set of eight carved mahogany dining chairs attributed to Samuel Norman supplied to a member of the Pakington family (likely Sir Herbert Pakington, 1701-48) for his home, Westwood Park nr. Droitwixh, with carved backs and carved pierced back splat, with drop in seats on carved cabriole legs with carved knees and terminating in ball and claw feet.
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Curated by Jade
Assessment:
This exquisite set of dining chairs showcases the craftsmanship of the George II period, making it a remarkable addition to any collection.
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