Each chair having an arched shell-carved crest rail above a pierced and shell-carved splat flanked by an upholstered seat with shaped gadrooned skirt. The chairs raised on acanthus leaf capped cabriole legs termination in claw and ball feet.

These chairs are illustrated in English furniture of the Eighteenth Century and described as being by Thomas Chippendale for the Bury Family at Kateshill, Bewdley.

English, Circa 1750

Illustrated in English Furniture of the Eighteenth Century by Cescinsky, Volume 2, Page 171.
Similar Chair in Herbert Cescinsky, English Furniture from Gothic to Sheraton
The English Chair by Moss Harris, Page 102
Catalogue of Old Furniture & Decorative Arts by Moss Harris, Volume II, Plate 159