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Solid walnut rocking chair in late 19th century Neobarocco/Umbertino style, with carved turning and a shell motif, dimensions 101 cm high, 40 cm wide, 41 cm seat height and 41 cm depth, offered in used condition with probable small missing parts.
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Wheelback chair in walnut, carved - Neobarocco Umbertino style - Italy, late 19th century, ca. 1880-1910.
Wheelback chair in dark-stained solid walnut, Northern Italy, Umbertine period, late 19th century, ca. 1880-1910.
Entirely turned wheelback structure with rear uprights topped by finials. The backrest consists of an upper waved crossbar and a richly carved central crossbar featuring a central shell motif, scrolls, and foliage. Front crossbar connecting the front legs, carved with a symmetrical motif of opposing scrolls and a fine-pitted background. Legs joined by turned H-stretchers.
Seat on a frame with triangular corner reinforcements, originally with a straw seat.
Era: Late 19th century
Style: Umbertine / Neobarocco / Neorinascimento
Material: Dark-stained solid walnut
Condition: Missing seat, dirt and dust, varnish wear, scratches and signs of use consistent with age. No evident active woodworm attack. Sold as-is, in the condition shown.
Provenance: private collection, Lombardy.
Ideal as an accent chair, for an entryway or study, after light conservative restoration and seat replacement.
Please carefully review the photo gallery, which is an integral part of the description, to avoid misunderstandings.
Careful packing and trackable shipping.
Wheelback chair in walnut, carved - Neobarocco Umbertino style - Italy, late 19th century, ca. 1880-1910.
Wheelback chair in dark-stained solid walnut, Northern Italy, Umbertine period, late 19th century, ca. 1880-1910.
Entirely turned wheelback structure with rear uprights topped by finials. The backrest consists of an upper waved crossbar and a richly carved central crossbar featuring a central shell motif, scrolls, and foliage. Front crossbar connecting the front legs, carved with a symmetrical motif of opposing scrolls and a fine-pitted background. Legs joined by turned H-stretchers.
Seat on a frame with triangular corner reinforcements, originally with a straw seat.
Era: Late 19th century
Style: Umbertine / Neobarocco / Neorinascimento
Material: Dark-stained solid walnut
Condition: Missing seat, dirt and dust, varnish wear, scratches and signs of use consistent with age. No evident active woodworm attack. Sold as-is, in the condition shown.
Provenance: private collection, Lombardy.
Ideal as an accent chair, for an entryway or study, after light conservative restoration and seat replacement.
Please carefully review the photo gallery, which is an integral part of the description, to avoid misunderstandings.
Careful packing and trackable shipping.

