A George III Style Wingback Armchair c.1910 sub-Religion & Relics The hugely decorative larger than

The hugely decorative larger than life-size patinated verdigris bronze models of cranes

5 inches (at base)

the Knole had a more regal purpose: as a double throne chair in which a king and queen could sit beside each other

which are small three legged tables

the carcass comprsing of a moulded rectangular top above an arrangement of eight drawers and central cupboard comprising two frieze drawers and central cupboard door flanked by two banks of two short drawers to a plinth base survives from the latter part of the nineteenth century

A George III Style Wingback Armchair c.1910 sub-Religion & Relics The hugely decorative larger thanPeriod: Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1910 Height: 42. 5 or 19 at seat Width: 31 Depth: 29 (all at extremities) The large and well drawn wingback armchair in the George III style, having mahogany ball and claw front feet, scrolled arms and a good shaped and flared winged back with central hump, the whole ready to be upholstered and surviving from the first quarter of twentieth century England. The naked condition is clean and sound with no