A Cracking Pair of Early Victorian Oak Gothic Revival Side Chairs by Holland & Sons c.1840

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A Cracking Pair of Early Victorian Oak Gothic Revival Side Chairs by Holland & Sons c.1840Origin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 50 Width: 20 inches (at maximum) Depth: 21 inches (at rear legs) Height: 37. 5 inches (at maximum) The pair of early Victorian period gothic revival side chairs, carved in oak with carved gothic decoration to the cresting rail of gothic roundels, the rectangular padded back and seat covered in nailed racing green leatherette on faceted octangular legs joined by chamfered square

The outer borders of dogtooth design

Barnby Bendall and Co Ltd were furniture removers & Storage facilitators from 1839-1976

The product is small cones of highly purified chalk used for pharmaceutical purpose

the other side with ‘Harcort Bros Patent Birmingham’

There is some loss to the frame

unlike quilting and patchwork

and the World War I loss of Titanic's sister ship Britannic

making drawing and surveying instruments and in 1866 published the first edition of his Treatise on Drawing Instruments

not chronological order

In addition to four years at Oxford University and a long career working for British aristocrats

solider with musket

The lid of the box is marked ‘James McCosh’