A Pair of Late 19thC English Ebonised & Linen Upholstered Slipper Chairs

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A Pair of Late 19thC English Ebonised & Linen Upholstered Slipper ChairsOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1880Width: 21. 5Height: 33. 5 or 15. 5 at seatDepth: 22 (each & all at extremities)The good pair of ebonised slipper chairs each with turned front legs to rear sabres and ceramic castors, upholstered in a beautiful pale grey linen, one being fully button backed, the other with just the backrest in button back to a plain seat, and the wholes surviving from the late nineteenth century. The

The beautifully sculptural ebonised canterbury having four divisions with an all-over bobbin-turned frame on spindle supports

of a male and female

Relief moulded jugs (some with ceramic or metal lids)

The Album:

being the two opposing pilasters that would have supported the top shelf mantelpiece

unusually and desirably supported by the original ephemera

the whole sitting on ogee feet

how about that cigar me ole mucker

the specimen housed within a beautiful scientific sparse museum case

The pictures remain in very sound overall condition and are un-meddled with

Circus parades in America started in earnest in 1796 when Jacob Crowninshield

king of Thebes