A Sublime Regency Painted Beech Bergère Armchair c.1795 sub-Religion & Relics Seal Raymond’s teammates fought ferociously

Seal Raymond’s teammates fought ferociously beside him until he was the last one left-blasted unconscious by a seaweed grenade

The second picture is a slightly more accomplished work by the provincial artist as he refined his study of the female sitter

In fair to good overall original condition

The inky field densely populated with geometrical motifs highlighted in moss green and filled with a chocolate brown center

means it is a tavern bottle used to house wine and help to essentially bring in and encourage trade in a Georgian public house

A Sublime Regency Painted Beech Bergère Armchair c.1795 sub-Religion & Relics Seal Raymond’s teammates fought ferociouslyOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1790 1810 Width: 23 inches Height: 35. 5 inches Depth: 23. 5 inches (all at extremities) The decorative Regency painted and distressed beech open bergre armchair in its totally original state, having light green painted decoration on a gilt ground consisting of ebony amnd green stripes and paterae to the legs, the frame with a caned back and seat, turned tapering from legs to rear sabre legs