This painted side chair was made in the classical archaeological style, and is one of eleven surviving chairs of an originally twelve-piece set. The raked seat back and rear legs depicts the Greek klismos form, while the turned front legs are of Roman origin. This chair features yellow polychrome paint and stenciled, and freehand, gilt decoration on the chair's back; it incorporates a unicorn notif. The eagle standard with a laurel wreath and torches at its center on the stay rail of the back, the bound fasces on the front seat rail, and the palmettes, anthemion, drapery, and winged thunderbolts all demonstrate the more purely classical design elements.