A George III Ebonised & Upholstered Salon/Side Chair c.1780 reserved which was a very great

which was a very great inconvenience

the animal has an excellent state of poise and the only areas of loss are to the very tips of the ears

Archibald Knox was born in the village of Cronkbourne

Rag rugs haven’t survived due to new rugs being made each year and the oldest ones then being discarded whilst people associated them with poverty and got rid of them as soon as they could afford to

25 inches (at maximum)

A George III Ebonised & Upholstered Salon/Side Chair c.1780 reserved which was a very greatOrigin: English Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1780 Height: 37. 5 or 16 at seat Width: 22 Depth: 19 (all at extremities) The ebonised Georgian period side or salon chair having a Hepplewhite taste padded oval back and shaped seat, upholstered in House of Hackneys Dinosauria with double piping, the carcass with later(?) unifying stretchers, with tapering front legs to block rear legs. The chair is in good sturdy and original condition