Walnut Open Armchair with Needlepoint Seat circa 1745 baroque who would have brought it

who would have brought it from Singleton Abbey in Swansea

The rococo design period for furniture (silver rococo designs were far earlier in England) roughly ran from 1740-60

A very fine pair of satinwood demilune card tables circa 1775 having inlaid and banded tops over a plain banded frieze and banded square tapered legs

Circa 1735

A fine small scale mahogany breakfront bookcase with excellent color in the manner of Thomas Chippendale having an open swan necked pediment over four glazed doors resting on a cabinet with paneled doors

Walnut Open Armchair with Needlepoint Seat circa 1745 baroque who would have brought itA superb and large scale English walnut open armchair with excellent color having a shaped crest rail, solid splat back with outward scrolled arms terminating in scrolls with veneered rails having cabriole legs in the front with carved shells terminating in ball and claw feet with a drop in needlework seat with 18th century needlepoint, restored and cut from a larger section. One block replaced. Circa 1740. Ht. 39", Width 30", Depth 20", Seat ht. 19"