The Philadelphia Easy Chair with hand-carved solid Mahogany legs is a reproduction, circa 1750, from the Winterthur Museum. Like many of the finest Queen Anne-style chairs made in Philadelphia in the mid-18th century, this one features backward-raked stump rear legs, and arms made of two scrolls, one vertical and one horizontal, which meet to outline a flat C-shaped scroll. The arm must be hand carved by Kindel craftsmen to accurately reproduce this C scroll. A closely related chair was sold at Sotheby’s in 1986 for $1,175,000. Limited Stock
Wood Species: Mahogany
COM Required: 10 yards
Dimensions
- Width: 38.5" (97.79 cm)
- Depth: 34.75" (88.265 cm)
- Height: 44.5" (113.03 cm)
- Arm Height: 26" (66.04 cm)
- Seat Width: 22.75" (57.785 cm)
- Seat Depth: 20.5" (52.07 cm)
- Seat Height: 21.75" (55.245 cm)
