Late 19th Century Arras Garden Suite
£15,000
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Product Description
A pair of Arras garden armchairs and six side chairs
Hand rivetted with pad feet, including brass makers badge to backrest 'Saint Sauveur de Arras.' With a wonderfully shaped back and seat and terminating in lion's paw feet, the armchairs with extravagantly scrolling arms
Northern France, circa 1890
The northern town of Arras was famous for its iron foundries, which produced this iconic style of outdoor furniture up until the Second World War. A unique method of extrusion was used, know as 'demi-tube,' which gave the iron a rounded finish. This allowed surface water to drain and prevented rust. It also made for a much more comfortable seat, with no angular sharp edges.
Hand rivetted with pad feet, including brass makers badge to backrest 'Saint Sauveur de Arras.' With a wonderfully shaped back and seat and terminating in lion's paw feet, the armchairs with extravagantly scrolling arms
Northern France, circa 1890
The northern town of Arras was famous for its iron foundries, which produced this iconic style of outdoor furniture up until the Second World War. A unique method of extrusion was used, know as 'demi-tube,' which gave the iron a rounded finish. This allowed surface water to drain and prevented rust. It also made for a much more comfortable seat, with no angular sharp edges.
Code:
11201
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Details & Dimensions
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H 76cm x W 41cm x D 50cm
H 29.93" x W 16.15" x D 19.69"
H 29.93" x W 16.15" x D 19.69"
