A Cracking Pair of Early Victorian Oak Gothic Revival Side Chairs by Holland & Sons c.1840 sub-Religion & Relics snarling lip & mouth

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A Cracking Pair of Early Victorian Oak Gothic Revival Side Chairs by Holland & Sons c.1840 sub-Religion & Relics snarling lip & mouthOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 50 Width: 20 inches (at maximum) Depth: 21 inches (at rear legs) Height: 37. 5 inches (at maximum) The pair of early Victorian period gothic revival side chairs, carved in oak with carved gothic decoration to the cresting rail of gothic roundels, the rectangular padded back and seat covered in nailed racing green leatherette on faceted octangular legs joined by chamfered square