A late George III style mahogany tub armchair late 20th century, by John Beavan, after the model at Stourhead supplied by Thomas Chippendale Junior in 1802

with a caned seat and squab cushion

Overall in a very good condition.
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A set of these chairs were supplied to Sir Richard Colt Hoare for the library at Stourhead, Wiltshire by Thomas Chippendale Junior and were invoiced as;

'8 mahogany chairs with circular backs, broad sweep pannell'd tops with circle elbows, carved Egyptian heads and fluted therm feet, the rails molded and carved, cane seats and brass socket castors, for Library, £76.'