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A Rare Classical/Federal Upholstered Armchair, Mahogany, New York, mid-19th century

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Sofas of this form are relatively common compared to the
armchair, which is almost never seen. It has its original casters and we
have opened one of the panels in the back, evidencing its age, which appears to
be somewhere in the mid 19th century, and beautifully executed. This chair has no repairs or
alterations. It fabric is not new,
however, it is appropriate and is still serviceable.

Height: 33 in. Seat height: 14 1/2 in.
Width: 27 in. Depth: 25 1/2 in.

Owner: Stanley Weiss Collection – www.stanleyweiss.com / info@stanleyweiss.com