Neoclassical Chaise Longue

Neoclassical Chaise Longue

c. 1810

Neoclassical Chaise Lounge, England, c. 1810. Rosewood-grained and gilded wood and reproduction silk upholstery; 37 1/2 × 86 × 24 1/2 in. Denver Art Museum: Funds from the Volunteer Endowment Fund, 1997.160.

Country
England
Style/Tradition
Regency
Object
chaise longue
Medium
Rosewood-grained and gilded wood and silk upholstery
Dimensions
height: 37 1/2 in, 95.25 cm; width: 86 in, 218.4400 cm; depth: 24 1/2 in, 62.23 cm
Credit Line
Funds from the Volunteer Endowment Fund
Department
Architecture and Design
Collection
Architecture and Design
Accession Number
1997.160A-D
Known Provenance
Consigned 3 July 1997 by an anonymous party to (Christie's), London; purchased 3 July 1997 by (Christie's), London sale #5822 Important English Furniture, lot 144, by (Gurr-Johns), London; purchased 1997 from (Gurr-Johns), London by the Denver Art Museum.

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