Lot 130 | period-oak-treen-and-folk-art-day-1 | Wilkinsons Auctioneers Doncaster
Treen and Folk Art
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Lot 130

A Rare 19th Century Comb-back Windsor Armchair with residual paintwork, attributed to Leicestershire. The deeply curved, bent ash top rail above fifteen long stick spindles piercing through the ash arm-bow with bent wood supports either side. The elm seat on baluster turned legs united by a turned H-form stretchers, 44” (112 cm) high, 21¾” (55 cm) wide, the seat 14½” (37 cm) high. [A very similar example illustrated in Bill Cotton’s Book, is attributed to W. Rowe Hallaton, Leicestershire].

Sold for: £900

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Description

A Rare 19th Century Comb-back Windsor Armchair with residual paintwork, attributed to Leicestershire. The deeply curved, bent ash top rail above fifteen long stick spindles piercing through the ash arm-bow with bent wood supports either side. The elm seat on baluster turned legs united by a turned H-form stretchers, 44” (112 cm) high, 21¾” (55 cm) wide, the seat 14½” (37 cm) high. [A very similar example illustrated in Bill Cotton’s Book, is attributed to W. Rowe Hallaton, Leicestershire].