Armchair made of tropical wood with loose seat frame stretched with reed; the chair has; among other things; slung colonets and is decorated with stabbed lotus vines and cable edges. The furniture rests on slung legs; connected by rungs made up of a flat section; a cable edge and a halved slung line. The houses display leaf motifs in the excavations; the legs rest on buds. The back has a lower and wide upper sill; connected by swung colonets. The curved armrests rest on slung struts. The sills; sports; seat lines; square back posts and armrests are decorated with stabbed lotus bars and with cable edges. Dutch East Indies; second half of the 17th century.; anonymous; Indonesia; c. 1650 - c. 1699; wood (plant material); rattan; h 72 cm x w 62 cm x d 50 cm