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Pair of Easy Chairs by Whytock and Reid

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Circa 1930s, neat sized pair of easy chairs by Whytock and Reid of Edinburgh. The chairs are upholstered in a green fabric (slightly worn) and have feather filled cushioning. With square, tapering legs to the front and slightly outswept back legs, all finishing on brass castors. Whilst there is no makers mark to this pair they have all the features of similar Whytock and Reid chairs.
Size 74 cm high x 70 cm wide x 71 cm deep
Price
£1500.00  UK
$2009.25  USA
€1713.30  EU
 The price has been listed in British Pounds.
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Category Antique Furniture > Antique Armchairs Date Circa 1930's  1930s Antiques Material Upholstered Origin Scottish Maker Whytock and Reid | Furnituremaker Item code as178a3552 / 27056 Status Sold

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