QUEEN ANNE WALNUT AND MAPLE EASY CHAIR, BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1755

Together with a Federal Mahogany Lolling Chair, Massachusetts, circa 1795, Height 44 in. 2 pieces.

Easy Chair: base has been refinished; inner seat rails have been painted red; not examined under upholstery. Lolling Chair: Not examined under upholstery; proper right arm replaced; secondary wood is birch; proper right front leg cracked and reglued at junction of seat rails; proper right arm does not fit well at junction of arm support; chair has been refinished; medial stretcher possibly replaced.
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