Canework and wicker open upholstered armchair

Slight historic losses and repair to the top left and right corners of the gilded pine frame

Aged burgundy velvet upholstery

Wired for electricity with three core fabric covered antique flex

He acquired

A “New Registered Reclining Chair” Architectural Canework and wicker open upholsteredA 19th century Gothic revival upholstered armchair designed by Charles Bevan and made under licence by Marsh, Jones & Cribb. A notable and particularly original example, dry surface, original brass castor with remnants of gilt decoration, the adjustable sliding mechanism is in perfect working order. H: 100 W: 65 D: 73 CM (Seat Height 84 cm). Marsh and Jones began making furniture around 1850, originally known as Marsh and Jones: Medieval Cabinet