A Late 19thC Regency Revival Mahogany & Leather Library Armchair reserved mainly to the seat-sides

mainly to the seat-sides

sitting in a spoon back chair

suggests it was intended to be placed centrally and may well have been used as a reception type desk in a foyer of sorts

one reading “Undertakers Day or Night” the other “Weddings and Funerals Lowest Prices” surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century and presented in later black painted frames enabling them to be hung and admired

on his own account

A Late 19thC Regency Revival Mahogany & Leather Library Armchair reserved mainly to the seat-sidesOrigin: English Period: Regency Revival Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Width: 22. 75 Height: 44. 5 or 18. 5 at seat Depth: 22 The Regency revival open library armchair, probably retaining the original plum leather hobnailed upholstered seat and back, surmounted by a pair of highly stylised lion finials, with good open scrolled arms, turned supports and an X stretcher, surviving from the last quarter of nineteenth century England. The chair is in