After Sir Godfrey Kneller; An Early 18thC Oil on Canvas Portrait of King George I c.1714 sub-Art & Sculpture each indistinctly decorated in gilt

each indistinctly decorated in gilt

These types of provincial chairs were made in a wide range of styles and there are distinct regional variations from all over Britain and the USA where the form was equally popular

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She is stable and could be used daily

After Sir Godfrey Kneller; An Early 18thC Oil on Canvas Portrait of King George I c.1714 sub-Art & Sculpture each indistinctly decorated in giltOrigin: English School Period: George I Provenance: Ex Christies London, 30th October, 1959 Date: c. 1714 Height: 30 Width: 25 Depth: 1 The unframed early eighteenth century oil on canvas portrait of King George I, shown bust length depicting the King with the collar of a Knight of the Garter over his coronation robes, bearing a Christies stencil verso for 423 MA, the whole surviving from the first quarter of the eighteenth century, most likely from