M. Ford Creech Antiques & Fine Art, Memphis, TN

GEORGE II IRISH CUBAN MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIR

Ireland, c1735

39’ High x 23” Wide x 25” Deep

GEORGE II IRISH CUBAN MAHOGANY SIDE CHAIR

Ireland, c1735

Featuring finely carved paper-scrolls to the yoked crestrail

center and volutes above a vertically pierced splat with

further scrolls and circular connectors, ending in a large

strongly coiled back-scrolled seatrail attachment (2-3/8"

from splat front to back of scroll); above a rectangular seat

and four cabriole legs, the front knees with shells sided by

boldly carved knee returns, above hairy paw feet

Condition: Excellent, replaced rear corner blocks (19c);

knee returns replaced

Exhibited: Brooks Museum of Art,

“The Glory of Georgian England”, 2004

M. Ford Creech Antiques specializes in 17th, 18th, and early 19th century furniture and accessories.

Each piece is carefully selected in regard to quality, condition and uniqueness. Although our

concentration is predominately British, we also offer a good selection Continental and American

antiques. All furniture offered has a long history of occupancy in the United States.

The decorative arts include ceramics (early Chinese, Chinese export, early continental and English to 1800);

a good selection of 17th - early 19th century British silver; including flatware, hollowware, and accessories;

and a small collection of 19th/early 20th century tribal rugs.

We also offer paintings by a changing eclectic mix of American and European listed artists, with emphasis on

early 20th century American East and West Coast painters .

Artists Currently In Stock:

Olive Parker Black, Jessie Arms Botke, Arthur Bowen Davies, Ben Carre, Norwood Creech, Frederick Usher de Voll,

Arthur Wesley Dow, Fremont Ellis, Arthur Clifton Goodwin, Karoly Fulop, Emile Gruppe, Emil Kosa Jr.,

Richard Hayley Lever, Maurice Logan, Gustave Madelain, Jean Mannheim, George Loftus Noyes, Robert Hogg Nisbet,

Edward Henry Potthast, Edwin Roscoe Shrader, William Lester Stevens, Gaspar Pieter Verbruggen II (follower),

Elisha Kent Wetherill, Charles Herbert Woodbury, Carl Wuttke, and Karl Julius Yens.