Antique William IV Mahogany Library Chair

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An Antique William IV Mahogany Library Chair.
Generous Proportions Well Suited To A Gentleman's Library.
Quality Mahogany Frame With No Movement To The Arms Or Legs.
Solid & Substantial.
Stripped Ready For The Next Owners Choice Of Upholstery.
Stands 41 Inches High.
27 Inch Maximum Width.
28 Inches Deep.
16.1/2 Inch Seat Height.
20 Inch Seat Depth.
A Couple Of Well Executed Restorations.
A Good, Solid, Well Drawn, Overscale, 1830s Mahogany Library Chair.

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Category Antique Furniture > Antique Armchairs Date Circa 1830s  William IV Antiques Material Mahogany Origin English Item code as806a005 / 262 Status Sold

SellerPaul Michael Farnham

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St. Michaels Trading Estate,
Bridport, Dorset
DT6 3RR

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