A Pretty George I & Later Distressed Giltwood Stool sub-Architectural & Garden This rare chair is typical

This rare chair is typical of the designs of John Frederick Crace and was probably made for the Royal Pavilion

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A Pretty George I & Later Distressed Giltwood Stool sub-Architectural & Garden This rare chair is typicalOrigin: English Period: George I & Later Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1720 and later Width: 22. 5 inches Depth: 16. 5 inches Height: 18 inches (all at extremities) The distressed giltwood stool made up principally from c. 1720 George I period elements, standing on four Georgian period ball and claw footed legs, having an upholstered drop in seat, the whole perhaps cut down from a larger stool or piece of furniture, the later carved edgings being