A Mid-19thC Black Painted Elm Farmhouse Kitchen Armchair c.1860 sub-Architectural & Garden The model screws into the

The model screws into the weighted base and so can move quite freely when screwed into position

cast iron urn with fluted and lobed tapering flared body on a square pedestal base survives from the last quarter of the nineteenth century

The preserved shell is all that remains of this ancestor of our modern-day squid

Once cherished

A Mid-19thC Black Painted Elm Farmhouse Kitchen Armchair c.1860 sub-Architectural & Garden The model screws into theOrigin: British Period: Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1860 Width: 24 Height: 37 or 17. 5 at seat Depth: 20 The beautifully time worn farmhouse black painted lath backed elm kitchen armchair, of good quality construction, having an elm slab saddle seat to turned arm supports and splayed legs, the whole surviving from the third quarter of the nineteenth century. The chair is in good stable condition and can be used daily with solid joints