A Charming Edwardian Period Wicker Open Armchair Attributed to Dryad c.1910

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A Charming Edwardian Period Wicker Open Armchair Attributed to Dryad c.1910Origin: English Period: Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 1915 Height: 36 or 16 at seat Width: 19 Depth: 24 (all at extremities) The beautifully sculptural wicker frame, probably made by, or certainly in the manner of, Dryad, having elegantly shaped arm supports, the whole with a superb patination to the wicker surviving from the Edwardian period England. The chair has a very good patina to its carcass and remains in nice original order,

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