George II Period Green Polychromatic-Japanned Settee Circa 1730 Upholstered in Rose Tarlow

George II Period Green Polychromatic-Japanned Settee Circa 1730 Upholstered in Rose Tarlow

Green wooden bench (settee) with detailed chinoiserie designs, striped beige cushioned seat, curved armrests, and cabriole legs.

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History
  • The George II period, spanning from 1727 to 1760, is known for its distinctive styles that merged influences from Europe, particularly the French Rococo.
  • Furniture from this era, exemplified by pieces like polychromatic-japanned settees, represents the craftsmanship and cultural exchange prevalent in 18th-century England.
  • Understanding the history of furniture design during the George II period can provide insights into the artistic currents and societal trends of the time.

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