A Rare Regency Period Faux Bamboo Folding Campaign Chair c.1815 sub-Decorative Objects with coiled fingers once holding

with coiled fingers once holding an attribute

He drew Tintin from 1929 until just before his death in 1983

In relatively good overall order the vases lid has at some point been cracked and then restored

London” (Roberson’s were based at 99 Longacre from between 1853-1937)

A Rare Regency Period Faux Bamboo Folding Campaign Chair c.1815 sub-Decorative Objects with coiled fingers once holdingOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1815 Width: 17. 75 Height: 33 or 15. 75 at seat Depth: 19 (at extremities and open) The attractive early nineteenth century folding campaign chair in beech, simulating bamboo, the whole showing some of the remaining original painted decoration and traces of gilding, with remnants of two layers of tapestry fabric upholstery, the chair folding flat and in the Brighton Pavilion style. The chair