This stately mid-19th century Jacobean parlor throne exudes a regal presence with its meticulously carved mahogany frame, adorned with acanthus leaf designs and intricate floral motifs. The chair's towering back and elegant scrollwork make a dramatic statement, supported by robust legs and a missing but traditionally present cross brace and left-side stretcher-alterations that do not compromise its structural integrity.

Upholstered in sumptuous golden velvet, the seat provides a luxurious contrast to the rich, dark wood, offering comfort that invites one to sit and enjoy its grandeur. This upholstery complements the chair's sophisticated aesthetic, enhancing its overall appeal and providing a plush seating experience.

Perfect for those who value historical pieces with character, this throne is more than just seating; it's a piece of art. Ideal for a grand entryway, living room, or study, it serves as a focal point, embodying the lavish craftsmanship of its era while acknowledging its resilience through time. Despite its age and missing elements, the chair maintains its sturdiness and continues to captivate admirers with its historical charm and crafted beauty. 55h x 26w x 24d seat height 17


Condition:
Alterations: Unknown
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Normal wear and tear consistent with age and use. The chair's towering back and elegant scrollwork make a dramatic statement, supported by robust legs and a missing but traditionally present cross brace and left-side stretcher-alterations that do not compromise its structural integrity. In nice condition.

Origin:
United States

Materials & Techniques:
Mahogany

Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Seat Height: 17.0in
Country of Origin: United States
Number of Seats: 1

Unknown; Some Imperfections; Normal wear and tear consistent with age and use. The chair's towering back and elegant scrollwork make a dramatic statement, supported by robust legs and a missing but traditionally present cross brace and left-side stretcher-alterations that do not compromise its structural integrity. In nice condition.