An Early 19thC Painted Open Armchair c.1830 sub-Antiques At the close of the

At the close of the nineteenth century the medium was firmly established as a form of entertainment

He married Bessie Brydges on 19 April 1897 and died on 21 August 1951 at age 82

one of the arms is lacking as there should be nine

Champagne Mercier has become a firm French favourite

and there is a stabilising block to the reverse so it can be wall hung

An Early 19thC Painted Open Armchair c.1830 sub-Antiques At the close of theOrigin: EnglishPeriod: William IV Provenance: UnknownDate: c. 1830Height: 39 or 19 at seatWidth: 24Depth: 21. 5 (all at extremities)The handsome original russet painted beech and pine framed open armchair with an attractive worn colour and patination to the paint, having a bar back to undulating curved and scrolled arms, with a two plank seat, the whole on block legs joined by stretchers, surviving from the second quarter of the nineteenth century.