Armchair (model button chair) made of walnut with smooth; twisted posts and cross bars; front legs and back posts ending in finely turned buttons; One of four armchairs (model button chair) made of walnut; with smooth turned posts and cross rules; front legs and back posts ending in finely turned knobs; slanted back with four flat cross rungs; armrests bent and ending in smooth volute; resting on balustrade-shaped strut. Seat of braided piping; turned on top; processed under straight. On the seat of (A) loose trapezoid shaped cushion; hollowed out at the corner posts; covered with watered red silk over a hard filling. The cushion is trimmed all round with trimmings with woven tassels of alternating yellow and red silk (according to a special pattern). The moire effect is mirrored with respect to a fold (necessary for obtaining this effect) that runs over the middle of the seat. Originally appr阾 is still present. Silk and galon identical to bed; disease chair; cradle cloth; tablecloth and alcove curtain; anonymous; Amsterdam; c. 1690 - c. 1710; wood (plant material); walnut (hardwood); tule (grass material); silk; linen (material); vulling; h 14.5 cm x w 8.5 cm x d 7.5 cm