A Late Victorian Upholstered Easy Armchair c.1880-1900 sub-Mirrors & Lighting There are some very minor

There are some very minor losses

The well made pair of early Victorian period library chairs

the wirework and the glass houses in the bustling Kings road shop

The likes of George Smith and Liberty were also keen on upholstering using kelim

This chair’s fixed feather cushion back is unusual and is a sign of a very good maker indeed though we cannot find any stamps

A Late Victorian Upholstered Easy Armchair c.1880-1900 sub-Mirrors & Lighting There are some very minorOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1880 1900Height: 36 or 16 at seatWidth: 28Depth: 34The well upholstered and well drawn easy Victorian armchair in a red and white arts and crafts type damask fabric, having well shaped scrolled undulating arms and overstuffed back, having well turned legs and brass castors and surviving from the late Victorian period. The chair is recently upholstered so in very good order all round. It