18th century Cockpen Armchair

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18th century Cockpen Armchair
Circa 1760
A single Chippendale period mahogany trellis back mahogany armchair. Saddle shaped seat. This design of chair is often known as 'Cockpen'. Scottish circa 1760
There is an almost identical example illustrated in 'The Dictionary of English Furniture' by Ralph Edwards (second revised edition 1954) Page 285. Figure 188.
It is believed these chairs were made in James Hamilton's workshop who was based in Edinburgh. He referred to them as 'Chinese Chairs'
Height 89cm. width 59cm, depth 57cm. Seat height 46cm, width 57cm, depth 46cm.

Condition
Good

W
59.00cm
23.23 inches
H
89.00cm
35.04 inches
D
57.00cm
22.44 inches
Origin
Scotland
Medium
Mahogany
Reference
82911
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