A Pretty Early Victorian Ash & Elm Child's Windsor Chair

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A Pretty Early Victorian Ash & Elm Child's Windsor ChairOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 Height: 30 inches Width: 20. 5 inches Depth: 16 inches (all at maximum) Having a shaped seat and arms, eight spindled hoop back, with turned front legs united by an H stretcher. The chair has a rich and colourful patina but the condition is only fair to good, with a quantity of old worm, and a handful of old repairs. Some joints have a small amount of movement but the chair remains

from postcards to precious mementos

each is clean and structurally sound

purely because of the style

Early penny arcades form the twentieth century included early forms of pinball and fortune-telling machinery of the 1930s

and provided a new text to form a treatise on anatomy for artists

There is a crack to the base of the box but this is in no way terminal

5 inches bottom

and the Glasgow Exhibition of 1938

The three numbered open fronted cases

this handkerchief is a finely made piece of patriotism

Soft to the touch

Helen Bryce was commissioned by the RSPCA for this campaign in 1935 to highlight the need to make arrangements to continue to look after your animal whilst away from the home

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