With posts featuring finely reeded shafts, leaf-carved caps, and distinct tulip-leaf clusters supported on molded square feet with hidden wooden turned wheels, contrasting beautifully with a cream valance detailed with trailing vines and a central tied-bow tablet, and the frame retaining its original Stair & Company label (active circa 1936–1980).
Vetted by Alastair Stair, Stair & Company.
Its design closely resembles the Chatsworth House example documented in Ralph Edwards’ The Shorter Dictionary of English Furniture (p. 45, fig. 36).
106” H
73” W
86” D
With posts featuring finely reeded shafts, leaf-carved caps, and distinct tulip-leaf clusters supported on molded square feet with hidden wooden turned wheels, contrasting beautifully with a cream valance detailed with trailing vines and a central tied-bow tablet, and the frame retaining its original Stair & Company label (active circa 1936–1980).
Vetted by Alastair Stair, Stair & Company.
Its design closely resembles the Chatsworth House example documented in Ralph Edwards’ The Shorter Dictionary of English Furniture (p. 45, fig. 36).
106” H
73” W
86” D
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