A Very Good Pair of Charles II Oak Spindle Back Chairs c.1680 sub-Religion & Relics an obvious one

an obvious one

giving us a painting that possesses serious decorative clout

large and finely cast pair of French estate cast iron urns of deep semi lobed campana form with beaded rim and double-entwined snake handles

Provenance: The Crocodile shot by T

Britain and Germany before World War I

A Very Good Pair of Charles II Oak Spindle Back Chairs c.1680 sub-Religion & Relics an obvious oneOrigin: English Period: Charles II Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1680 Height: 40 inches Width: 19. 5 inches Depth: 17. 5 inches The seventeenth century oak joined spindle back side chairs of good colour each with all parts precisely elongated ball and ring turned, with panelled seats, and unusually, a mid stretcher to all sides, together with a more conventional low H form stretcher, surviving from Charles II period England. The chairs are structurally