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An exceptional and rare set of four meticulously crafted Scottish Chippendale Cockpen Revival dining or side chairs, dating to the … Read more An exceptional and rare set of four meticulously crafted Scottish Chippendale Cockpen Revival dining or side chairs, dating to the 1940s. These pieces are a remarkable tribute to the grandeur and refinement of 18th-century design, reinterpreted with a modernist eye for elegance and comfort. One that sees these chairs instantly recognizes its craftsmanship and detail. Crafted from solid mahogany, these chairs are stout, stately, and built to endure. The wood boasts a deep, rich tone, enhanced by a transparent lacquer finish that reveals and celebrates the natural beauty of the grain. The robust construction and exquisite joinery reflect a level of craftsmanship seldom seen in contemporary furniture, placing these chairs firmly at the top of the collector’s market. The design is rooted in the celebrated Cockpen chair tradition, originally popularized in 18th-century Scotland. Named after Cockpen House, these chairs are instantly recognizable by their distinctive Chinese-inspired fretwork backs, a hallmark of the Chinoiserie movement that captivated Western artisans during the Chippendale period. This lattice detail brings both visual interest and a sense of lightness to the otherwise strong silhouette. This mid-century revival captures the spirit of Thomas Chippendale’s original vision, blending British refinement with Eastern influence. The lines are clean and deliberate, the proportions refined. Their unmistakable presence evokes the sophistication of very old money, making them an ideal focal point for an important dining room or curated interior. While visually arresting, the chairs are also highly functional, comfortable, supportive, and built for regular use. Each seat is expertly upholstered in a soft, neutral off-white fabric that complements the deep tone of the wood, allowing these pieces to blend effortlessly with a variety of palettes and styles. In excellent original condition, the mahogany frames display a gentle, time-earned patina that speaks to their age and authenticity. This character, combined with the elegant lines and artisanal execution, makes them a coveted acquisition for connoisseurs of fine design. See less
- Dimensions
- 22.83ʺW × 22.44ʺD × 32.28ʺH
- Period
- 1940s
- Item Type
- Vintage, Antique or Pre-owned
- Materials
- Fabric
- Condition
- Good Condition, Unknown, Some Imperfections
- Color
- Gold
- Condition Notes
- Very Good — This vintage item has no defects, but it may show slight traces of use\. Reupholstered Very Good — This vintage item has no defects, but it may show slight traces of use\. Reupholstered less
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