Edwardian nursing child chairs pair

Pair of Howard and sons “marlborough” slipper chairs covered in china blue H&S monogrammed ticking, standing on tapered legs and stamped castors These are an excellent example of Howards most sought after slipper chairs, traditionally upholstered with siege de duvet...

Howard & sons smallest bedroom chairs covered in pink H&S organic ticking, standing on polished tapered legs and stamped castors. Traditionally upholstered with siege de duvet...

Rare “Dutton” model armchair by Howard and sons covered in H&S monogrammed organic cotton ticking standing on mahogany legs and original castors. Duck feather and down seat cushion. ...

Early large deep seated Howard club armchairs covered in blue and cream H&S ticking standing on English Walnut turned legs and original castors. Made by Howard & Sons London C.1860 ...

19th Century occasional chair in the French style, with simply turned mahogany legs to the front terminating on brass castors, and two plain mahogany legs to the rear. This piece has recently been re-upholstered in a simple fabric with decorative brass nail detailing just above the front legs. Often called ‘Slipper Chairs’, these types of chairs...

The classic charm of the Victorian style comes to life in this impeccable pair of armchairs, a testament to the timeless elegance that characterizes the era. These two armchairs, made of silk fabric in their original condition, are in an excellent state of preservation, showing the lasting quality and aesthetic splendor associated with the Victorian period. The meticulously hand-woven silk fabric not only highlights the attention to detail and craftsmanship, but also adds a touch of luxury and sophistication to these armchairs. Silk, known for its softness and distinctive shine, provides extremely comfortable seating while elevating the aesthetics of the chairs to the next level. The original condition of the armchairs not only preserves the authenticity of the Victorian era, but also allows the fabric and structure to show their original splendor. The good state of conservation is a testament to the durability of furniture manufacturing from that era and highlights the quality of the materials used. In addition to their comfort, these armchairs are aesthetically original, reflecting the refined taste and attention to detail characteristic of the Victorian style. Hand-carved details in the wood, ornate backrests, and turned legs contribute to the unique character of these armchairs, making them distinctive pieces in any setting. In short, this pair of Victorian-style silk-weave armchairs...

Gorgeous pair of Victorian revival parlour chairs Very comfortable with cushioned arms and back rest Just reupholstered with a trendy floral print so new fabric, ie so clean and odou...

A pair of French 40’s salon side chairs. Walnut legs. Newly re-upholstered.