A Good William IV/Early Victorian Country House Button-Back Leather Library Armchair c.1835-40 poa-item surviving from the last quarter

surviving from the last quarter of eighteenth century northern Italy

Provenance: BD Hudson Esq

and it has not been restored at any point

Effortlessly handsome

and graves were often opened seven years after death to ensure against vampirism

A Good William IV/Early Victorian Country House Button-Back Leather Library Armchair c.1835-40 poa-item surviving from the last quarterOrigin: EnglishPeriod: William IV Early VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1835 40Height: 36 or 16 at seatWidth: 32Depth: 31The well proportioned ebonised framed library armchair with a beautifully supple cigar brown leather button upholstered back and flared tapering arms to a semi elliptical seat to turned and fluted front legs with brass rings and castors, the surviving from the William IV to early Victorian period. The chair is lovely original