A Regency Period ‘Brighton Pavilion’ Bamboo Armchair c.1815-25 sub-Art & Sculpture An unmistakable symbol of the

An unmistakable symbol of the ‘Roaring Twenties’ is the rebellious flapper

with the paintwork and upholstery having been refreshed over the years

the whole surviving from the first quarter of the nineteenth century

the canvas depicting the Holy Family with St

is in fine order with the stamps of STEEL and HIATT clearly marked

A Regency Period ‘Brighton Pavilion’ Bamboo Armchair c.1815-25 sub-Art & Sculpture An unmistakable symbol of theOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1815 25 Width: 19. 5 Height: 32. 75 or 16 at seat Depth: 18 The Regency bamboo armchair or elbow chair, in the Brighton Pavilion taste, and after the designs of William Chambers, the back with pierced stylised foliate panels with geometric designs with similar slatted sweeping side arm supports, the beautifully worked back with draught turned bone finials to a caned seat with applied cluster