A Good William IV/Early Victorian Country House Button-Back Leather Library Armchair c.1835-40

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A Good William IV/Early Victorian Country House Button-Back Leather Library Armchair c.1835-40Origin: EnglishPeriod: William IV Early VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1835 40Height: 36 or 16 at seatWidth: 32Depth: 31The well proportioned ebonised framed library armchair with a beautifully supple cigar brown leather button upholstered back and flared tapering arms to a semi elliptical seat to turned and fluted front legs with brass rings and castors, the surviving from the William IV to early Victorian period. The chair is lovely original

the middle and southern Europe

William Brindley at the end of the 19th century rediscovered the ancient quarries on the Island of Chios

The grilles have not been painted or restored in any way and amazingly there are no losses or damages to speak of

A poiposie of the Gulf of Guinea and his pilots

to an oval reserve opening to reveal a compartmentalized interior

The delightfully proportioned nineteenth century oil on board

Set my body free

playwright and author

there was a greater emphasis on the accurate representation of the natural world

exhibited at the Great Exhibition in 1851

Period: Mid/Late Victorian

Roberson & co