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Pair of Regency Beech Stools Attrib. William Trotter

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Circa 1815, rare pair of regency grain painted beech stools, attributed to William Trotter of Edinburgh. With green silk button seats raised on x-form supports with carved flower heads at intersections and a cross stretcher beneath. The legs in a paw foot and both stools have been grain painted to simulate rosewood, and were part of the contents of Kirkton House, Scotland.
Size 41 cm high x 63 cm wide x 37 cm deep
Price
£7250.00  UK
$9108.18  USA
€8430.30  EU
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Date Circa 1815  Regency Antiques Material Beech Origin Scottish Maker William Trotter of Edinburgh Item code as178a3853 / 27264 Status Sold

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