A Near Pair of Edwardian Period Oak & Pink Linen Upholstered Easy Armchairs c.1910

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A Near Pair of Edwardian Period Oak & Pink Linen Upholstered Easy Armchairs c.1910Origin: English Period: Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 15 One at: Height: 31 or 14 at seat Width: 28. 5 Depth: 36 Two at: Height: 31 or 14 at seat Width: 27. 5 Depth: 34 (each & at extremities) The comfortable and compact Edwardian period low slung fireside easy armchairs, one with a flared scrolled back, each being upholstered in hue blossom in a linen and viscose blend with single piping, and both with a scatter cushion in jeweled

They were one of the biggest seller’s from the pottery

of all distinct terrier breeds

the sides with further decoration depicting a pagoda by a lake

The condition proves sound overall

The picture could be professionally cleaned and or varnished if so desired

the head with a thick shock of ginger curly hair and the body constructed of a combination of paper maché

At the time Philip Harris would have been only 15 or 16 years old and he joined Ellis in 1825

A thing of delicate beauty and an object with real presence

There are further markings ‘Smoke Room’

The designs overtly nostalgic feel is further heightened by the image of the lady in period clothing and the art-nouveau style flowering border

We tend to agree

with a handful of repairs to the whole