This armchair design is often classified as Jacobean, Baroque, or Spanish/Italian Renaissance Revival, reflecting the use of ornate carvings and turned wood legs.
Based on similar pieces, it could originate anywhere from the 17th century (Baroque period) to the late 19th century (Renaissance Revival/Victorian era).
It features a rich, red and gold velvet or damask fabric on the seat and back, secured with decorative nail head trim. A short fringe borders the bottom of the back cushion and arms. The fabric might be an antique original or a more recent reupholstery.
This is likely a Continental Baroque or Jacobean-style walnut armchair, possibly from the 17th or 18th century.
It features a turned stretcher base and legs, a common design element of the Louis XIII period.
The chair has been reupholstered in a red and gold damask or velvet fabric with a tassel fringe and wear consistent with age.
The frame is a dark patina. Similar chairs have been sold as Italian or Spanish antiques from the 17th or 18th century.
Price: originally selling for $500 but now reduced to $350!
Measurements apx: 25" W x 21" D x 38.5" H
Selling privately in west Arvada, just west of W 80th Ave and Indiana St.
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