A Late 19thC Button-Back Leather Tub Armchair c.1900 antiques olive and deep aubergine

olive and deep aubergine

in aid of The Royal Infirmary

Ferris wheel

there are numerous faults with veneers peeling

(1806 -1870) was an Irish historical painter whose fame rests chiefly on a series of lithograph portraits of contemporary celebrities and on two vast frescoes that he painted in the Royal Gallery in the House of Lords

A Late 19thC Button-Back Leather Tub Armchair c.1900 antiques olive and deep aubergineOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Height: 29 or 13 at seat Width: 31. 5 Depth: 26 The comfortable and supple leather armchair in tub form, the whole in burgundy brown leather with a scrolled fanned back to barrel arms, and on tapering legs to brass castors, surviving from the last quarter of the nineteenth century. The chair is in largely original order making it hugely appealing, with the upholstery just on the