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A West Country hoop-back chair which is made from ash, beech and with a sycamore seat. It has a wonderful worn finish -original green paint with a later black varnish.
It is very similar to a group of chairs in Bill Cottons book “The English Regional Chair” which are attributed to Cornwall, some are stamped “Eathorne maker Penzance” this one is not stamped, but I think you could confidently say that this chair belongs to that group of chairs.
West Country circa 1830-50
Dimensions
111.7cm high x 50.8cm wide x 40.7cm deep (seat height 45cm)The BADA Standard
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