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Fri, Apr 30, 10 at 10:26
| Looking for help in identifying this chair and period, and if possible approximate value:) I call it "The birth of Venus/Aphrodite," reminds me of Rossetti's Astarte Syriaca - William Morris's Jane Burden-Morris.
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| Hmmm...no way to tell the maker...it's late Victorian and likely from a lodge or perhaps a bank...or maybe even a stately home as an entry piece. Linda c |
Here is a link that might be useful: chair
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| Stately home or lodge I can see, but with the nude figures on the stiles and legs I can not see the chair being from a bank. Do you know what makers were carving chairs in the late 1800-1900. |
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