L211777

Set of Four Walnut Hepplewhite Shield Back Dining Chairs

$300

SOLD

Vintage walnut wood chairs with the shield-back silhouette originally popularized during the Neoclassical era by George Hepplewhite. Two chairs have arms, in a dining scenario commonly known as carver or host chairs, while the other two are more classic armless dining chairs. The seat cushions are in a woven tapestry floral popular in the late 20th century. Good condition with surface wear, and one has damage on the backrest. Priced as a set of four.

Inventory no.

L211777

Availability

Sold

Location

Scranton warehouse

Sold as

Set

Dimensions

22 in. W x 38.5 in. H x 18 in. D, floor to seat 17 in. H

Width (in.)

22

Height (in.)

38.5

Depth (in.)

18

Floor to seat height (in.)

17

Weight

56 lb.

Composition

Walnut, Fabric

Color

Dark wood tone, Multi color

Style

Neoclassical

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