Viewing Style Guide: Royal Adelphi Terrace

22 April - 29 August 2024
Viewing Style Guide, Royal Adelphi Terrace
The green silk damask and the gilt nails follow Chippendale’s itemisation in the bill. The damask pattern chosen for this chair has been woven specially to a period design, and the green dye matches that of a limited number of contemporary green vegetable dyes.

  • The Chairs: English, circa 1770
    Needlework: English, circa 1780

    Height: 36 in; 93.5 cm
    Height of seat: 18 in; 6.5 cm
    Width: 26 in; 66 cm
    Depth: 21 in; 53 cm

    Since established Ronald Phillips Ltd has proudly handled some of the most important pieces of English furniture from the 18th century available on the market. Each piece of furniture acquired by Ronald Phillips Ltd is rigorously vetted by a team of in house experts for its authenticity and chosen for its merits of quality, colour and condition.

    With this ethos Ronald Phillips Ltd has built up a reputation of trust and integrity within the antiques world and is known for handling only the best and rarest pieces of fine English furniture. As a family business customer service is very personal. Ronald Phillips Ltd takes great care and makes sure each piece chosen by their clients is perfect for their homes and suits their needs.

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  • Since established Ronald Phillips Ltd has proudly handled some of the most important pieces of English furniture from the 18th century available on the market. Each piece of furniture acquired by Ronald Phillips Ltd is rigorously vetted by a team of in house experts for its authenticity and chosen for its merits of quality, colour and condition.

    With this ethos Ronald Phillips Ltd has built up a reputation of trust and integrity within the antiques world and is known for handling only the best and rarest pieces of fine English furniture. As a family business customer service is very personal. Ronald Phillips Ltd takes great care and makes sure each piece chosen by their clients is perfect for their homes and suits their needs.

  • The green silk damask and the gilt nails follow Chippendale’s itemisation in the bill. The damask pattern chosen for this chair has been woven specially to a period design, and the green dye matches that of a limited number of contemporary green vegetable dyes.