2 Antique Balloon Back mahogany side chairs. Newly restrapped, respringed, repadded, and reupholstered with an elegant Fortuny fabric.

Fortuny fabric, known for its luxurious quality and distinctive designs, is a textile brand with a rich history dating back to the early 20th century. It's characterized by its intricate patterns, often inspired by historical motifs, and its unique application of gold and silver powders, resulting in a rich, painterly effect. The fabrics are crafted using methods and machinery developed by Mariano Fortuny, the brand's founder, in his Venice factory.

Chairs are approx 18" wide and 36" high.

Local delivery only or can be picked up at the Captain Nathaniel Palmer House, 40 Palmer Street, Stonington, CT. Delivery outside of local Stonington area available at winner's expense.

$100 gift certificate to Grand & Water Antiques , a famed destination for antiques with a modern twist.

At Grand & Water Antiques, every object has a story. Whether it's an 18th-century table, a beautifully worn chair upholstered in fresh fabric, or an unexpected decorative find, Deborah delights in sharing the history, craftsmanship, and origins behind each piece. Her thoughtful guidance helps clients and collectors envision how antiques can live comfortably and beautifully within both traditional and modern interiors.

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This bundle includes:

• Great Houses from the Pages of the Magazine Antiques, 1973
• The Old House Book of Living Rooms and Parlors, 1980 - Practical, resourceful, and expert advice on restoring, furnishing, and decorating a period room fills every page of this book. Each important element in successful period design is illustrated and discussed.
• American Furniture of the Colonial Period by Marvin D. Schwartz - The eight-one pieces presented here, all accessioned in the American Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, offer a vivid glimpse of the aesthetic as well as the historical heritage of America, from the period between the landing of the first settlers to the Revolutionary War.