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A GEORGE II MAHOGANY SETTEE
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Wright & Elwick

A GEORGE II MAHOGANY SETTEE

Ronald Phillips Ltd

Date circa 1755

Period 1750-1850, 18th century

Origin England

Medium Mahogany

Dimension 105.5 x 277 x 109 cm (41¹/₂ x 109 x 42⁷/₈ inches)

An exceptionally rare and important fine quality mid 18th century carved mahogany three seater settee attributed to the Yorkshire cabinet-makers Wright and Elwick, having a serpentine shaped back with outscrolled arms and squab cushion upholstered in tangerine silk damask, with serpentine shaped moulded rails carved with C-scrolls and acanthus clasps; on eight cabriole legs with acanthus clasp to the knees, terminating in acanthus carved scroll toes.

Note: This extraordinary settee is comparable with a group of seat furniture of almost identical design: a suite supplied by Wright and Elwick to Wentworth Woodhouse, Yorkshire, and a further suite at Hackwood Park, Hampshire, which is also attributed to the same makers.

Height of seat: 1 ft 11 ½ in; 59.5 cm

Date: circa 1755

Period: 1750-1850, 18th century

Origin: England

Medium: Mahogany

Dimension: 105.5 x 277 x 109 cm (41¹/₂ x 109 x 42⁷/₈ inches)

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