Georgian and Regency Chairs Wanted

Do you have any chairs that match any of the pictures below?

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Wanted: Two Side Chairs and one Carver Wanted
	Wanted Ref No. 787 We require two side chairs and one carver. The detail on the seat back is a basket held by two fish either side and in the basket are three buds or may be small fish. The sabre legs are reeded down the front there is also reeding across the front of the chair where the seat pad fits View Full Details

Wanted: I am looking for matching Mahogany Regency Dining chairs and carvers to those pictured
	Wanted Ref No. 743 I am looking for matching Mahogany Regency Dining chairs and carvers to those pictured. Ideally I would like at least 5 Chairs and 1 Carver but would consider any number. View Full Details

Wanted: I require a mahogany carver chair to match the one in the photo
	Wanted Ref No. 741 I require a mahogany carver chair to match the one in the photo and non carvers if available. View Full Details

Wanted: Vertical wooden, carved backs 3 bars .
	Wanted Ref No. 631 Vertical wooden, carved backs - 3 bars . View Full Details

Wanted: Two or four chairs wanted, similar to that shown
	Wanted Ref No. 568 Two or four chairs wanted, similar to that shown View Full Details

Wanted: Armchair similar to this one
	Wanted Ref No. 354 I am looking for a armchair similar to this one. Top prices paid. View Full Details

The Georgian and Regency Periods

The Georgian period is often referred to as the Early and Late Georgian. Early Georgian covering the reigns of George I (1714-1727) and George II (1727-1760). Late Georgian that of George III (1760-1811).

The Regency period covers the reigns of Kings George III and George IV, from 1810 through to 1830. Though of course styles of antique chairs from this period will have carried on being produced for a few more year after. In France this would be the Restauration period and in the US the Later Federal. And resides between Late Georgian and William IV periods.

Mahogany was the principle wood used in the construction of both Georgian and Regency chairs throughout the periods. There are several types of mahogany, which was imported into England from around 1730 when it became very popular with cabinet makers, both in its solid form and as veneer. High quality mahogany will naturally have a rich golden colour, though the Victorians preferred to polish it to a rich red colour a major clue in identifying Victorian furniture.

To visualise the Regency Period, you need only think of Jane Austen novels and the Napoleonic wars.