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Regency Mahogany Open Armchair with Wicker Seat

Attributed to W.M. Bielby

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Regency era mahogany carved chair, featuring a shaped crest rail with carved shell and rosette ornament, curved uprights, scrolling arms, and a carved anthemion splat. Raised on sabre legs and retaining its detachable upholstered seat cushion. Preserved in good antique condition.

Attributed to W.M. Bielby, one of the to a member of the Bielby (or Beilby) family of Yorkshire furniture makers, upholsterers, and joiners active during the late Georgian and Regency periods. Documentary records identify several members of the Bielby (or Beilby) family working in Bridlington, Pickering, and Hull during the first half of the nineteenth century, including Matthew Bielby, William Bielby, and Richard Bielby. Their recorded occupations included cabinet making, upholstery, and joinery, reflecting the regional furniture-making traditions of Yorkshire during the Regency era.

Item Details

Reference: #FM193

Creator

Attributed to W.M. Bielby
Dimensions

H 92 cm x W 49 cm x D 67 cm
Weight

5 kg

Place of origin

England
Condition

Excellent
Package

Bubble Wrap

Period / Date

Early 19th Century
Materials & Techniques

Mahogany - Wicker - Textile