Pair of Early 19th Century Georgian Giltwood Armchairs, Hand-Carved, Made in England

An exquisite pair of early 19th-century Georgian giltwood armchairs, hand-carved and richly detailed, crafted in England circa 1820. Each chair features a sculptural giltwood frame with sweeping scroll arms, acanthus leaf carvings, and shell motifs over cabriole legs ending in stylized paw feet.

The original gilded finish displays a beautifully aged patina, giving these chairs an authentic warmth and depth of character. Upholstered in a later blue and ivory damask fabric that complements the refined silhouette. These chairs embody the grace and craftsmanship of Georgian England and make a striking statement in both traditional and eclectic interiors.

• Origin: England

• Period: Early 19th Century (c. 1820)

• Material: Giltwood, hand-carved

• Dimensions:
  42.5″ H × 26.5″ W × 25″ D
  Seat Height: 19.5″ | Seat Depth: 19″ | Arm Height: 25.5″

• Condition: Original gilt finish with natural wear and minor losses consistent with age. Upholstery later and in excellent condition.

Highlights:

• Early 19th-century English craftsmanship

• Intricately hand-carved giltwood frames with acanthus and shell motifs

• Elegant damask upholstery

• Graceful Georgian proportions and patina

• Decorative yet structurally sound pair

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