This particular set of twelve (12) Lannuier chairs (referred to as the "James Bosley Set") consisting of 2 Arm Chairs and 10 Side Chairs in the NeoClassical French style was purchased for Bosley's Music room in Baltimore, Maryland. According to Mr. Peter Kinny's Book on Lannuier for the NY Met (pages 133-137) it is believed that James Bosley acquired the set of chairs from Lannuier client, A.S. Bulloch in Savannah, Georgia. Archibald Stobo Bullock and his Wife, Sara Glen built the 'Bulloch-Habersham' house at 229 Barnard Street, Orleans Square in Savannah, Georgia and filled the new house with a large quantity of furniture that had been shipped to Bulloch from Charles-Honore'Lannuier shortly before his death. Due to the Great Savannah Fire in 1820, Bulloch was forced to sell his possessions and eventually his house. James Bosley purchased the set which he used to furnish the music room in his new townhouse on Calvert Street in Baltimore.