A Sublime William IV Period Ebonised & Bobbin Turned Library Wing Armchair c.1830-40 sub-Art & Sculpture overlapping scutes and these tough

overlapping scutes and these tough carapaces of armadillos are still perplexing to modern naturalists today

Bernard Dog is a giant and ancient breed of dog thought to be bred by the monks of the hospice built at Great St

and it has ever since been the residence of that family

the pole is in good order throughout with some old worm whilst the flag has some old moth holes and one tear to the hem but overall is still sound

A Sublime William IV Period Ebonised & Bobbin Turned Library Wing Armchair c.1830-40 sub-Art & Sculpture overlapping scutes and these toughOrigin: English Period: William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1830 40 Height: 40 Seat Height: 16 Width: 25 Depth: 28 (all at extremities) The good quality whole of generous proportions, consisting of all over bobbin turnings in ebonised beech featuring an unusual wing back, the fluted frieze with carved roundels under a seat of deep proportions upholstered in ivory cotton fabric, with a tapered drop in squab cushion, the whole on further bobbin