Armchair with design elements associated with William and Mary and Queen Anne styles. The yoke-shaped crest has hoop shoulders. The curved rear stiles have flat front surfaces, chamfered rear edges, and gradually widen from the shoulders to the seat rail. A curved, solid rectangular splat is veneered on the front surface with two vertical pieces of walnut. The veneer is outlined with triple-line stringing of light and dark woods. The lower edge of the splat meets a shoe just above the seat. S-curved arms slope gently downward from the rear stiles to the front of the seat. The arms terminate in flat, outwardly-turning scrolled handholds. There are narrow, relief-carved cyma curves on the top, outer edges of the arms where the meet the rear stiles. Cyma-curved arm supports are attached to the outer side edges of the seat frame and the underside of the arms. The trapezoidal seat is upholstered over the rails. The cabriole front legs have high-relief foliate carvings on the knees. Each front leg terminates in a flat pad foot with a small ledge at the back. The rear stump legs are chamfered on all edges between the seat and the stretchers. The rear feet are canted backward and chamfered on the front edges. Flat side and medial stretchers are cut in serpentine shapes. A turned rear stretcher with swelled center and arrow ends is mounted higher than the side and medial stretchers.