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Set of 10 chairs in molded or turned oak; the backs feature a band with small columns and are carved with a frieze of interlacing patterns and rosettes; tapered legs with rings at the front, saber-shaped at the back, joined by an H-shaped crossbar. English work, circa 1900 Upholstered in bronze-green velvet (Phéllipeau upholsterer) H: 92 cm - W: 47 cm - D: 50 cm The original design of this set of chairs is inspired by seating models created by Edward William Godwin in the second half of the 19th century; examples made in the same style are illustrated in Susan Soros, *The Secular Furniture of E.W. Godwin, Yale University Press, 1999, nos. 171–172, pp. 126–127
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