Pair of Antique Charles II Revival Armchairs - English - Elbow Seat - Edwardian

This is a pair of antique Charles II revival armchairs. An English, carved beech elbow seat, dating to the Edwardian period, circa 1910. Striking revival pieces, with ornate fretwork and delightful upholstery displaying a desirable aged patina and in good order. Darkened beech presents deep caramel hues and fine grain interest. Benefiting from a recent professional reupholstering in exquisite fabric. Frame presents the abundance of Charles II period craftsmanship and detail. Brass acorn finials frame the shaped crest rail above bobbin turned supports. Oval shaped cushions adding comfort to the relief carved back rest. Presenting cherubic and scroll leaf forms, the detailing is a visual delight. Plump, traditionally stuffed over cushions sit neatly upon an upholstered seat squab. Long and sinuous arms terminate in scrolled knuckles, adorned with foliate patera. Swept supports meet the apron, accentuated with relief carved patterns. Distinguished carved panel to the lower frame, with cherubs surround a lyre motif. Quartet of bobbin turned legs standing upon ball feet. Legs united with a bobbin turned stretcher rail for added stability. This is a superb pair of antique Charles II revival armchairs, with an exceptional visual appearance, from the craftsmanship of the frame to the delightful upholstery. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home. We offer a 100% satisfaction guarantee with all of our antiques. Please contact us if you require any further information - we are here to help.