A Good Decorative Pair of c.1810 Regency Painted Simulated Bamboo Side Chairs sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope became a coveted symbol of

became a coveted symbol of wealth and status

did not have plungers or lit-up bonus surfaces on the playing field

finely modelled as a dainty female hand to a bejewelled lace cuff

and the iconoclasts of the 16th century experienced in 1635/36 a new event even more terrible than the previous ones – the plague came and killed off 80% of the population

The plinth has sub-millimetre flaking to the stone as photographed

A Good Decorative Pair of c.1810 Regency Painted Simulated Bamboo Side Chairs sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope became a coveted symbol ofOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1805 15 Width: 17. 25 inches Height 32 inches Depth: 19. 25 inches (each & all at extremities) The decorative early nineteenth century pair of bamboo simulated side chairs showing the original painted finish, now distressed commensurate with age, each with bergere cane seats and simulated bamboo supports of typical Regency design with corvetto balls to each. The chairs all show a consistent