In anticipation of the 2021 online San Francisco Fall Show which will go live on InCollect on October 15 at 9:00 am PST/noon EST, we wanted to share some sneak previews of our dealer’s wares. Here are 5 beautiful armchairs, each one wildly different in terms of style, period, and provenance – yet all are one-of-a-kind reminders of our rich past, resonating with history’s silent voices.
From Carlton Hobbs: A probably unique carved Indian rosewood armchair supported by legs in the form of soldiers. Anglo- Indian, 2nd quarter of the 19th century.From Justin Evershed-Martin: Regency faux bamboo chair, circa 1820.From Patrick Jefferson: Rare mahogany George II Windsor chair. England, circa 1750.From Philip Stites: African jacaranda chieftain’s chair. Liberia, Côte d’Ivoire, 19th Century.From Michael Lipitch: Brighton Pavilon high style Regency bamboo chair, China trade 1820.
By Vera Vandenbosch
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