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A Wonderful Set of Eight Early 18thC Spanish Walnut Baroque Period Dining Chairs sub-Curios and thus remains true toOrigin: Spanish Period: Early Eighteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1720 and later Varying Sizes, though Typically: Single: 18 inches Wide x 15. 5 inches Deep x 37. 5 inches high Carver: 24. 5 inches Wide x 20. 5 inches Deep x 39. 5 inches high The set of eight 18th century Spanish walnut baroque period armada dining chairs comprising four single chairs, and four as carver armchairs, with studded leather backs and seats, some floral