18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 1

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 2

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 3

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 4

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 5

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 6

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 7

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 8

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 9

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 10

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 11

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 12

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 13

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730 14

18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg circa 1730-1

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18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg circa 1730-4

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18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730

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18th Century George II Ball and Claw Walnut Stool on Cabriole Leg, circa 1730

An Important 18th century George II Carved Walnut Stool, Circa 1730-1740 England.

Sitting on four solid walnut carved cabriole legs eared with scrolling leaves of acanthus, scallop shells to each knee and trailing pendant each terminating on well-drawn ball and claw feet.

Covered in 18th century petit point tapestry depicting flowers.

It should be noted that this stool is incredibly well drawn with perfect proportions in original condition and has the most wonderful colour and patination.

Condition

Good. Wear consistent with age and use.

Dimensions

Height: 16 in. (40.64 cm)
Width: 23 in. (58.42 cm)
Depth: 19 in. (48.26 cm)
Seat Height: 16 in. (40.64 cm)

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