Queen Anne Style Stool

Queen Anne Style StoolA very handsome early Georgian Queen Anne style walnut stool or bench on cabriole legs. English, circa 1900 Why we like it Made from beautiful, golden English walnut and raised on elegant, gently curved cabriole legs with typical early 18th century style carved decoration, this stool is both useful and decorative. Freshly reupholstered in the finest Italian linen silk damask with matching trim, it will be a beautiful accent piece in a layered,

published in London in 1807

Design and Inspiration

representing passion

superbly handcrafted and beautifully reupholstered in celestial-blue silk damask

one of the stones favoured by the Louis XIV for the decoration of the Palace of Versailles

Without extension: 141 cm / 55

An original

for Barton J

bearing John McLean’s trade label for 1798-1805

Napoleon Bonaparte created a dromedary regiment in 1799 for his Egyptian campaign and himself rode a camel

the more prestigious export water-colours had often been painted on fine Chinese paper or on paper imported from Europe

where Thomas Chippendale supplied light