A Scottish Provincial Spoon Back Salon Armchair c.1880

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A Scottish Provincial Spoon Back Salon Armchair c.1880Origin: Scottish Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 80 Height: 42 inches Width: 29 inches Depth: 29 inches (all at extremities) The provincially made mahogany framed salon or fireside armchair in William IV Style with aubergine rexine button upholstered spoon back on carved acanthus leaf supports on peterae motif blocks and turned front legs with original castors surviving from the last quarter of the nineteenth century. The chair is

the original painted finish now distressed commensurate with age

not least because of its magnitude but also its undeniably beautiful

biceps femorus and gluteus major

to prevent infection spreading through the body from injuries and wounds

and exceptionally deep making them wonderfully comfortable and the sofa is broad and just as deep

A Monastery was first established on the site in Malmesbury

as Victorian road signs in East London prior to 1866 bore the 'NE' suffix

Perfect for the Victorian or Edwardian period house

We can happily report that both his children and Charlie himself went on to live a long life

The condition is unquestionably rustic

Having realistically moulded detailing with synthetic hair

In what we like to describe as ‘country house condition’