A Good Victorian Aesthetic Movement Ebonised & Leather Upholstered Armchair c.1880 sub-Decorative Objects Simply a superb example

Simply a superb example

Whether or not it was a staff member of the Chapman Brothers who made the inscription on the board or whether it was the owner

Similar antlers mounted by Ernest Bawden have been recorded as found such as "Sep'r 13th 1923 / Found in Harford Cleave / Killed in Longwood" and anther set

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The picture is therefore almost certainly a devotional painting to a loving husband and wife

A Good Victorian Aesthetic Movement Ebonised & Leather Upholstered Armchair c.1880 sub-Decorative Objects Simply a superb exampleOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 80 Height: 34. 5 inches Width: 22. 75 inches Depth: 21 inches (at extremities) The rather unusual ebonised and leather studded upholstered open armchair or desk chair on front brass castors with flute decorated turned legs united by a stretcher, the arms with scrolled ends, survives from late nineteenth century England. The chair has obviously been in good use and as such the