The flame mahogany seat features scrolled ends carved with central roundel paterae above a continuous, triple-reeded frieze, raised on four vertically reeded, tapering legs terminating in distinctive notched block feet.
This neoclassical profile is directly derived from ancient Roman designs published by architect Charles Heathcote.
Tatham in 1799. Roman marble stone seat. Would have been a stone bench.
19″ H
48″ W
14″ D
The flame mahogany seat features scrolled ends carved with central roundel paterae above a continuous, triple-reeded frieze, raised on four vertically reeded, tapering legs terminating in distinctive notched block feet.
This neoclassical profile is directly derived from ancient Roman designs published by architect Charles Heathcote.
Tatham in 1799. Roman marble stone seat. Would have been a stone bench.
19″ H
48″ W
14″ D
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