An Early Victorian Mahogany & Peach Velvet Upholstered Shell Backed Chair c.1840 sub-Art & Sculpture so-called because it separates the

so-called because it separates the breasts for the first time in centuries

The drawer is made from seventeenth century period timber but may be later

The Avenue

It would have been a staple of the Victorian working farmhouse

or even your dining table

An Early Victorian Mahogany & Peach Velvet Upholstered Shell Backed Chair c.1840 sub-Art & Sculpture so-called because it separates theOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1840Height: 35. 75 or 16 at seatWidth: 29Depth: 24The shell or scalloped shaped parlour chair, in a peach coloured fabric with single piping, having a five fanned back with shaped arms and shaped apron to cabriole legs, the whole surviving from the second quarter of the nineteenth century. In good sturdy order, the fabric is not torn and we have given it a clean. The castors if present