A Good Victorian Aesthetic Movement Ebonised & Leather Upholstered Armchair c.1880 sub-Decorative Objects Arguably worth more as artefacts

Arguably worth more as artefacts than as functional counters

An imaginative way to decorate a wall with a piece of nineteenth century artwork at an affordable price

but the root of this success lay in agricultural implements originally made for local farmers

she has been well loved

The Skeleton: 45 inches long (approximately)

A Good Victorian Aesthetic Movement Ebonised & Leather Upholstered Armchair c.1880 sub-Decorative Objects Arguably worth more as artefactsOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1870 80 Height: 34. 5 inches Width: 22. 75 inches Depth: 21 inches (at extremities) The rather unusual ebonised and leather studded upholstered open armchair or desk chair on front brass castors with flute decorated turned legs united by a stretcher, the arms with scrolled ends, survives from late nineteenth century England. The chair has obviously been in good use and as such the