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Small antique Slipper chair on castors, late 19th century

Small antique Slipper chair on castors, late 19th century

Antique Slipper chair with ebonized legs on castors, late 19th century. New black and white patterned linen fabric from renowned Swedish linen manufacturer Växbo Lin. Lathed detail on the support wooden stems that holds the backrest. The castors are made by a British firm so it is likely a Britsh chair. Excellent condition with very light ware. Attribution Designer: Unknown Maker: Unknown Design Period: Late 19th century Year of production: Late 19th century Country of Manufacture: Most likely England Identifying marks: - Character Detailed Condition: Excellent condition, light ware consistent with age and use Restoration and Damage Details: New fabric Style: Antique Materials: Linen fabric, ebonized wood Color: Black, white, gold Width: 44 cm Depth: 51 cm Height: 61 cm Seat Height: 40 cm

Estimación:€580.17

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