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Neat Sized Oak-Framed Orkney Chair

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Circa 1900. A quality oak framed oat-straw Orkney chair probably by ’David Kirkness of Kirkwall.’ The shaped oak-straw back tied with and topped with marram grass, fixed to an oak frame. The drop in marram grass seat, flanked by a pair of simple arms with shaped terminals, supported on sturdy uprights. The chair rests on four square legs with a slight out-sweep embraced by conforming stretchers.

83cm H, 48cm W, 37cm D
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£1250.00  UK
$1585.75  USA
€1478.88  EU
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Period Early 20th Century Antiques Material Oak Origin Scottish Item code as178a6164 / 33033 Status For Sale

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