Pair of Giltwood George III armchairs attributed to John Linnell Bust Meticulous joinery and delicate boxwood

Meticulous joinery and delicate boxwood inlays set against richly figured mahogany

Cesare Roccheggiani created refined micromosaic centre tables for English and American Grand Tourists

With its commanding presence and timeless elegance

particularly with such an illustrious provenance and in such original country house condition

Elegant design: The shaped breccia marble top and tapering feet evoke classical influences

Pair of Giltwood George III armchairs attributed to John Linnell Bust Meticulous joinery and delicate boxwoodA superb pair of George III giltwood armchairs, attributed to the celebrated English cabinet maker John Linnell, epitomises refined late eighteenth century design. Crafted circa 1780, these armchairs embody the classical elegance and decorative mastery characteristic of the period. Origin: England Date: Circa 1780 Material: Giltwood, green silk velvet upholstery Dimensions: Height: 98 cm (38. 6 in); Width: 61 cm (24 in); Depth: 66 cm (26 in)