Victorian Mahogany Antique Office Chair By Jos Schoolbred 1860
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Good Mahogany and Leather Office Chair.
This Chair is Raised Upon Shaped legs.
Circa 1860
The Swivel Top Section Having a Saddle Seat with a Recently Reupholstered Leather Cushion.
The Shaped Arms Featuring Turned Supports.
The Chair Features a Trade Label for Jos Shoolbred and Co
Jas Shoolbred & Co., established by James Shoolbred, was a prominent furniture and home furnishing retailer based in London. The company became well-known for its high-quality and stylish furniture pieces during the Victorian and Edwardian eras.
The furniture produced by Jas Shoolbred & Co. is recognised for its blend of traditional and contemporary designs. They were known for incorporating elements of the Arts and Crafts movement, emphasizing fine craftsmanship and materials. Their pieces often featured intricate woodwork, marquetry, and elegant finishes.
Height 34” (86cm)
width 25” (63cm)
Depth 26” (66cm)
Seat height 23” (58cm)
Seat depth 21” (53cm) PH
Condition report:
Presented in Good Condition
Condition : Used
Manufacture Date : 1800s
Materials : Mahogany
Additional Information
48575234 (AB-210167)
W: 63cm (24.8")H: 86cm (33.9")D: 66cm (26")
19th Century, Victorian (1837 to 1901)
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