A Roomy George IV Regency Country House Mahogany Wingback Armchair c.1820-30 sub-Curios are highly symbolic as the

are highly symbolic as the instruments

Nine of his drawings were executed when he was only five years old and sit in the South Kensington Museum

the Mariner shoots the bird ("with my cross-bow / I shot the albatross")

There is some suggestion that these puppet heads may date as early as the mid 1800s but we have been more cautious with our later date

the centre now housing two shelves acting as a bookcase

A Roomy George IV Regency Country House Mahogany Wingback Armchair c.1820-30 sub-Curios are highly symbolic as theOrigin: English Period: George IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1820 30 Height: 41. 5 inches Width: 29 inches Depth: 29 inches The generously proportioned wing back horsehair stuffed and original floral upholstered armchair having rounded back support, arms and flared sides, ring turned legs and original front brass castors with rear sabre legs, survives from the Regency period. In what we like to describe as country house condition, the chair is