A Late 19thC Regency Revival Mahogany & Leather Library Armchair sub-Decorative Objects helped shape the distinctive look

helped shape the distinctive look of American modernism

intending to stop over the point on the seabed where she rests on 15 April 2012

having a well-proportioned bowl with turned lid and draught turned base

There is some expected wear to the paintwork

Looked soft as carded wool

A Late 19thC Regency Revival Mahogany & Leather Library Armchair sub-Decorative Objects helped shape the distinctive lookOrigin: English Period: Regency Revival Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Width: 22. 75 Height: 44. 5 or 18. 5 at seat Depth: 22 The Regency revival open library armchair, probably retaining the original plum leather hobnailed upholstered seat and back, surmounted by a pair of highly stylised lion finials, with good open scrolled arms, turned supports and an X stretcher, surviving from the last quarter of nineteenth century England. The chair is in