Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery
Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery

Antique Armchair Attributed to Horrix with Victor & Rolf Upholstery

Code: 10865

Dimensions:

W: 68cm (26.8")H: 88cm (34.6")D: 80cm (31.5")

SOLD

Neoclassical Armchair hand carved and ebonised is made in walnut. The frame with details refined inlay patterns in nut wood and boxwood is attributed to Matthijs Horrix, The Hague 1870-1875, Netherlands. The exceptionally decorative woodwork is in very good condition with signs of its age. The chair is reupholstered in damask designed by Victor & Rolf, most celebrated Dutch fashion designers and produced in the Netherlands Textile Museum. It is a very comfortable chair for reading conversing or relaxing.

Condition very good, wear consistent with age and use. The joint by the right side arm has moved a little but it is no structural damage.