An 18thC Primitive Oak & Iron Comb-Back Windsor Armchair c.1780 reserved though we think the condition

though we think the condition is part of the decorative appeal

There is commensurate wear to the limed oak and the mirror plate is naturally distressed

and by 1901 the name had changed to the Dey Time Register Co

“Our King & Country” and “Defence not Defiance”

the techniques actually used for this decoration are not always consistent

An 18thC Primitive Oak & Iron Comb-Back Windsor Armchair c.1780 reserved though we think the conditionOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1780Height: 34 or 14 at seatWidth: 21Depth: 16In utterly charming condition, the primitive late eighteenth century comb back provincially made Windsor armchair in oak, with remnants of black and red paint, having an iron spindled comb back with plain top rail, the back of four spindles with thirteen spindles to the lower section, the thick slab seat with canted corners on block legs joined