A Regency/William IV Period Mahogany Campaign & Silk Upholstered Armchair c.1825-37 sub-Religion & Relics Tom Keating was employed in

Tom Keating was employed in the post-war period as a restorer and copyist of paintings

The ever so slightly eccentric ebony inlaid arrow motifs present in the frieze signal a Regency influence

bleach blonde floss silk hair and having carved wood and composition plaster lower limb sections with gold painted high heel shoes and delicately carved arms having the original peach and olive green silk dropped waist dress with asymmetrical hemline and pierced floral lacework

so there is a fairground connection

whilst also being surprisingly decorative with its simple three colour print scheme

A Regency/William IV Period Mahogany Campaign & Silk Upholstered Armchair c.1825-37 sub-Religion & Relics Tom Keating was employed inOrigin: English Period: Regency William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1825 37 Width: 24. 5 Height: 39. 5 or 18 at seat Depth: 25 The attractive folding campaign chair in mahogany, the whole with superb scrolled open arms, with crimson silk upholstery, the chairs arms folding flat via brass catches, to turned front legs to rear sabres and ceramic castors and surviving from the Regency to William IV period. The chair is in useable condition. The