A Good Decorative Set of Six c.1860s Scottish Stained Provincial Elm & Beech Oxford-Back Chapel Chairs sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage Some of the chairs have

Some of the chairs have the word ‘church’ written in pencil on the undersides of the seats

which is a member of the Bovidae species and closely related to sheep as both are in the goat-antelope sub-family Caprinae

Design way ahead of its time

Threatening to nip the verdure of thy bower

A Good Decorative Set of Six c.1860s Scottish Stained Provincial Elm & Beech Oxford-Back Chapel Chairs sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage Some of the chairs haveOrigin: Scottish Period: Early Mid Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 70 Width: 16. 5 Height: 32 or 18 at seats Depth: 18. 5 (each & all at extremities) The decorative mid nineteenth century set of six matching original treacle stained elm and beech chapel chairs with oxford backs, shaped seats and ring turned legs with h stretchers, each surviving from an ecclesiastical setting in mid Victorian Scotland. The chairs all show a consistent