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Early Victorian Mahogany Carver Chair

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Circa 1860, early Victorian mahogany carver chair. With curved top splat united by a shaped cross over stretcher and leading on to the arms which finish in a C scroll and held in place by a shaped upright. The deep buttoned stuffover seat has been recently re-upholstered and is held in place by flat leather and brass studs. Beneath the seat is a side rail, and the turned, tapering legs have a bulbous section, finishing on a raised, turned foot.

Size 94 cm high x 54 cm wide x 57 cm deep
Price
£900.00  UK
$1142.10  USA
€1063.53  EU
 The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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Date circa 1860  Early Victorian Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Item code as178a2955 / 24748 Status Sold

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