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Turkey work upholstery

One of a pair of beech chairs with spiral turned legs and front stretchers, with original Turkey work upholstery depicting stylised flowers, and modern fringing, made in England c.1685. Date: c.1685

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Fabric Stories Stuart Textile Upholstery


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1. Title: A Timeless Beauty: 17th Century Turkish-Inspired Upholstery on English Beech Chairs (c.1685) 2. Description: This image showcases a pair of exquisite beech chairs, each boasting spiral turned legs and front stretchers, that hail from England during the late Stuart period, around 1685. The chairs' timeless allure lies in their original Turkey work upholstery, a testament to the rich cultural exchange that occurred during this era. The Turkey work, a decorative textile art form, is characterized by its intricate stylized floral designs, inspired by the exotic Turkish carpets that were popular in Europe during the 17th century. The vibrant red flowers, meticulously embroidered onto the white fabric, evoke a sense of opulence and grandeur. The chairs' upholstery is further enhanced by modern fringing, adding a touch of elegance and sophistication to their design. The white background allows the intricate details of the Turkey work to truly shine, making this image a visual feast for the eyes. 3. Story: These chairs, with their rich history and stunning design, offer a glimpse into the world of 17th century London. They represent the fusion of Eastern and Western influences, as well as the appreciation for craftsmanship and artistry during this period. The Turkey work on these chairs tells a story of cultural exchange, artistic innovation, and the enduring beauty of traditional textile art. 4. Keywords: objects, beech chairs, spiral turned legs, front stretchers, Turkey work, upholstery, 17th century, Stuart period, England, London, white background, fabric, textile, red, stylized flowers, cultural exchange, artistic innovation, traditional textile art.

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