Vintage Bespoke Velvet Connaught Armchairs from Dudgeon London, Set of 2

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Vintage Pair Of Custom-made Connaught armchairs. The epitome of bespoke comfort and timeless elegance, crafted by the esteemed Dudgeon of … Read more Vintage Pair Of Custom-made Connaught armchairs. The epitome of bespoke comfort and timeless elegance, crafted by the esteemed Dudgeon of London. Remarkably, these armchairs are barely used, appearing almost as if they just left the workshop. They aren't just chairs; they're a testament to superior craftsmanship and individual style.

The velvet's colour is a rich, gold brown chosen specifically to complement a discerning client's décor. The velvet's nap would catch the light beautifully, enhancing the armchairs' luxurious appearance. The Connaught style, known for its elegant proportions and comfortable design, would be expertly executed by Dudgeon. Expect a generously proportioned seat, a gently sloping back, and subtly curved arms, all designed for exceptional comfort. The frames, crafted from high-quality hardwood, are built to last for generations.

These armchairs originally came from "The Whiteley" in London, a landmark undergoing a radical transformation to embody new luxury, emphasising balance and mindful living. Owning a pair of these vintage Connaught armchairs is not just about owning furniture; it's about possessing a piece of history, a symbol of refined taste, and a testament to enduring craftsmanship. Their good condition, coupled with their Dudgeon pedigree and association with The Whiteley, elevates them to true collector's items. They would undoubtedly become cherished heirlooms, adding character and sophistication to any room.

Measurements Height - 86cm Width - 76cm Depth - 105cm Seat height - 45cm Seat width - 44cm Seat depth - 60cm Please note all measurements are taken to the widest point of the item. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no
official proof of authenticity,
however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity



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