Low back and with no protruding ends at the crestrail and armrests, the dragon motifs on back splat and open-carved apron indicating the style transition from 16th / 17th century to early18th century, Ming style to Qing style, this pair representing the supreme craftsmanship of the Work of Anhui ("Huizuo"), early Qing dynasty, late 17th / early 18th century, acquired in Huizhou area, Anhui province
The aprons under the footrests for both chairs are missing, and some repairs from previous users can be seen.
Jumu, southern elm wood