Gainsborough Chair Designed by Paul Saunders palatial Comparable examples can be found

Comparable examples can be found in prominent museum collections

Expertly converted from vases into functional table lamps

and practical function ensure it stands out as a showpiece within any interior or curated collection

especially given its distinguished provenance and period authenticity

The ample rectangular tops offer a practical surface

Gainsborough Chair Designed by Paul Saunders palatial Comparable examples can be foundA superb Gainsborough chair designed after the celebrated Georgian draftsman Paul Saunders, this striking armchair epitomises the enduring appeal of the George II style at the turn of the twentieth century. Crafted in England around 1900, its refined proportions and elegant silhouette recall the grandeur and taste of eighteenth century country houses. Origin: England Date: Circa 1900 Material: Upholstered seat and back, carved wood frame Dimensions: