1970 Thomasville Brighton Pavilion Bamboo Rattan Cane Chinoiserie Chairs/Settee, circa 1970s. A Brighton chair is six-legged Chinese Chippendale chair named for George IV's Chinoiserie fantasy Brighton Pavilion. They make great accents because they are both eclectic and classical. A timeless design featuring intricate inset geometric and foliate bamboo openwork on each side, and smooth down swept arms. The finish is known as "burnt bamboo" or "Tortoise Bamboo" which is a mixture of brown and black applied over the naturally golden tone of the then varnished bamboo, creating a luxurious and warm feel. The seat is trapezoidal and created with cane webbing.  Show off that gorgeous antique cane detail or we can do custom cushions. These chairs are sturdy, comfortable and are in amazing condition for their age. One chair seat caning 100% intact without sagging, other chair has small center area of damaged caning and sagging. Both chairs have stunning appearance. Thomasville/Atlas International. Measuring 23"W × 22.5"D × 37.25"H each and settee is twice the measurment. Chair weight 21lb approx.*