A ca. 1780 Chippendale mahogany lolling chairs, both of similar form, including: one upholstered in burgundy damask, the arm supports thumb molded, the shaped open arms above a square seat, raised on molded square legs joined by an H stretcher, 39.5”H x 28”W, seat height 18”; the other upholstered in pale blue, the arm supports plain, of the same square back form, raised on square legs joined by an H stretcher, 26.5”W x 38”H, seat height 17”.

Both with minor wear and some old repairs, structurally sound.