A Good George IV Regency Period Upholstered Wingback Armchair c.1820 sub-Antiques Sir Anthony van Dyck was

Sir Anthony van Dyck was a Flemish Baroque artist who became the leading court painter in England

which used red and blue as the dominant colors in the French rosettes

There are hoops present with which to hang the shields

principally surviving from the third quarter of eighteenth century England

A Good George IV Regency Period Upholstered Wingback Armchair c.1820 sub-Antiques Sir Anthony van Dyck wasOrigin: English Period: George IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1815 30 Height: 42 inches Width: 27 inches Depth: 24 inches (all at maximum) The beautifully shaped, generously proportioned and fully upholstered button back armchair in moss green with rope twist piping, the mahogany frame standing on very finely carved and turned baluster shaped octagonal front legs with rear sabre legs having the original brass castors surviving from early nineteenth