A Pair of Early 20th Century Beech & Cane Armchairs Table The swept arms seamlessly blend

The swept arms seamlessly blend into the rear padded back support with pierced 'lyre' splats in perfect proportion offering stability to this delicate visual treat

A rare example in this condition and size and a superb item of English furniture

the convenient drop in seat pads would be easy to recover in a material of your choice

dovetailed drawers with turned pulls

the well defined deep casting of these cock pheasants and silvered finish is highlighted by inset red stone eyes

A Pair of Early 20th Century Beech & Cane Armchairs Table The swept arms seamlessly blendOur Stock # LFA 1263 This is a pair of antique open armchairs dating to c. 1930. The out swept arms and wide seat draw the eye into the delightful woven cane seat and back panels that are in very good order throughout. The colour and patina a delight on the solid beech frames that curve and wind pleasing the eye and belying the complexity and skill demonstrated in these modest looking chairs. The out swept rear legs are delicately chamfered with the