An Upholstered Easy Armchair in the Manner of Howard & Sons c.1900 antiques The Lady Chapel

The Lady Chapel

the whole on a plinth base with pilasters to each flank and a stepped cornice

used to make a horse respond better in battle and the conservative and understated English style of these spurs terminate in six point rowels

As the snake maneuvers to strike without getting too far off balance

survives from the last quarter of eighteenth century England

An Upholstered Easy Armchair in the Manner of Howard & Sons c.1900 antiques The Lady ChapelOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Height: 34 at back or 17 at seat Width: 29 Depth: 40 The well made country house type easy armchair, in the manner of Howard & Sons, being coil sprung and horsehair stuffed, in a faded ivory chintz floral linen fabric, on tapering square oak legs with brass collars and composition casters, the whole surviving from late Victorian England. The condition of the armchair is sound,