A Good George III Period Mahogany Side Chair c.1800 sub-Decorative Objects in 1885 the first tooth

in 1885 the first tooth brush was mass produced in America by H

at the areas of heaviest use

5”Width: 46

Stone fruit and vegetables were first made in the Victorian days

This chair was most likely designed by Harry Peach and made by the Dryad Company in around 1910

A Good George III Period Mahogany Side Chair c.1800 sub-Decorative Objects in 1885 the first toothOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1800Width: 18Height: 37. 5 or 17 at seatDepth: 20 (all at extremities)The elegant Georgian mahogany side or dining chair having with tapering pilasters, bridged by two co joined guilloche decorated splats, on turned tapering legs to a canework seat, and surviving from the first decade of nineteenth century England. The chair is in good original condition with all of its components surviving