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James Phillips Chippendale Claw & Ball Side Dining Desk Leather Chairs, 1890s

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$1,665

Lovely James Phillip & Sons Chippendale Style Side Chairs. The James Phillips & Sons Chippendale style side dining desk chairs are a stunning piece of furniture that exudes traditional elegance. It features beautifully carved claw and ball feet, which add intricate detail to the chair's overall design. The chairs are upholstered in luxurious leather, making them both comfortable and durable. The leather is soft to the touch and has a classic, sophisticated look that pairs perfectly with the chair's overall aesthetic. The Chippendale style of the chair is characterized by its ornate carvings and curved lines. The backrest features an intricate openwork design. Overall, this pair of chairs are a true masterpiece of traditional craftsmanship. Its sturdy construction, elegant design, and high-quality materials make it an investment piece that will last for years to come. Whether used for formal dinner parties or as an impressive addition to a home office or study area, these chairs will make a statement in any room they grace. All our items have been deeply cleaned, wax and hand polished. Please carefully examine the pictures to see the condition before purchasing, as they form part of the . If you have any questions, please message us. Measurements Height - 97 cm Width - 56 cm Depth - 58 cm Seat height - 46 cm Seat width middle - 45 cm Seat depth - 43 cm. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution

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