A George III Chinese Chippendale Mahogany & Velvet Upholstered Cockpen Armchair c.1770 antiques He trained the line engraver

He trained the line engraver François-Anne David

began making steel pens by hand in 1819

British flags billowing in the background

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Used primarily on farm animals

A George III Chinese Chippendale Mahogany & Velvet Upholstered Cockpen Armchair c.1770 antiques He trained the line engraverOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1770 90 Height: 39. 75 or 20 at seat Width: 25 Depth: 18. 5 (all at extremities) The mahogany cockpen open armchair in the Chinese Chippendale style with a high pierced lattice panel back and elbow supports, having a velvet upholstered seat being Oswego by House of Hackney, the whole on square section chamfered legs, united by stretchers and surviving from the last quarter of eighteenth