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Panel-back armchair

Description

A mid 17th century oak panel-back armchair; the shaped and applied cresting with strapwork edge and containing a leafy spray, surmounting a cresting rail carved with a coat of arms (The Corbett Crow ?) flanked by S-scroll dragons and raised on scrolled earpieces (the cresting rail with carved initials HP); the large panel carved with an arch and filed with a spray of flowers and leaves, flanked by carved uprights; the scrolled arms on baluster-turned supports; the single-plank seat with front edge-moulded above channel-moulded rails; raised on baluster-turned legs and plain stretchers; English, Worcestershire, c.1640.

  • Object number

    STRST : SBT 1993-31/233

  • Date

    c. 1640

  • Material

    wood oak

  • Measurements

  • Height

    1245 mm

  • Place made

    United Kingdom - England - Worcestershire

  • Credit line

    CC-BY-NC-ND Image Courtesy of the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust