A Welsh Provincial Green Painted Open Armchair c.1830-40

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A Welsh Provincial Green Painted Open Armchair c.1830-40Origin: Welsh Period: William IV Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 40 Height: 34 or 17. 25 at seat Width: 22. 5 Depth: 18 (all at extremities) The handsome original forest green painted beech and pine framed open armchair or carver chair of superb worn colour and patination to the paint, having a bar back to undulating curved and turned baluster open arms, the two plank seat now entirely worn to the pine, the whole on block front legs

Structurally she is sound aside from one section of frieze that is ever so slightly loose

was originally mentioned in the Domesday Book and became part of the Trentham Estate of the Duke of Sutherland in the nineteenth century

Depth: 15 inches (at base)

and come to think of it

executed 1656–58

and original working lock (key lacking)

Truly made with the head

he went on to ´relieve the chaste (classical) interior of Brighton Pavillion´

Similar to a Baule or a Dan tribe masks this mask was carved with crude tools but even so the work is wonderful and the mask has a happy and warm aura

"Lady Lochleven

subject matter

1864) of Wednesbury Oak ironworks in three quarter-length

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