A Pretty Early Victorian Ash & Elm Child's Windsor Chair sub-Curios but the overall state would

but the overall state would be considered fair to good

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1890 – c

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The condition is good with no repairs or tears

A Pretty Early Victorian Ash & Elm Child's Windsor Chair sub-Curios but the overall state wouldOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 Height: 30 inches Width: 20. 5 inches Depth: 16 inches (all at maximum) Having a shaped seat and arms, eight spindled hoop back, with turned front legs united by an H stretcher. The chair has a rich and colourful patina but the condition is only fair to good, with a quantity of old worm, and a handful of old repairs. Some joints have a small amount of movement but the chair remains