A Decorative William IV Period Rexine Upholstered Settee c.1835

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A Decorative William IV Period Rexine Upholstered Settee c.1835Origin: English Period: William IV Provenance: Wolverhampton Railway Station, By Repute Date: c. 1830 40 Height: 27 inches Length: 76 inches Depth: 25 inches The William IV period three seater settee or sofa, covered in the original naturally distressed aubergine brown rexine with loose squab cushion, having scroll arms on well turned and fluted mahogany legs to brass ends, and by repute originally from Wolverhampton Railway Station, survives from the

the pub jug with polychrome decoration “Dewar’s White Label Whisky”

aerial reconnaissance photographs

A stately and attractive genuine country house chair from the wilds of Scotland

Geoffrey is able to comfortably hold at least a dozen sticks

Flag: 32 x 17 inches

parrots were only housed in these fanciful cages to roost

can trace its roots to the twelfth century in China and Siberia

and is in good and stable condition with no losses

elephant's ivory

she is suitably priced to reflect these imperfections

which was unusual for the period

Very rarely on the open market