A pair of large simulated rosewood sofas, the one 19th century from Torridon House, Wester Ross, the home of the Earl Lovelace, the other later, of exceptional quality, made to match; both sofas have been reupholstered traditionally, the legs simulated rosewood, standing on brass castors
Physical Dimensions
Height
96cm (37.80")
Width
251cm (98.82")
Depth
96cm (37.80")
Declaration
Blank Canvas Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA508577
Dealers Internal Reference
128
Dealers Notes
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Description
A pair of large simulated rosewood sofas, the one 19th century from Torridon House, Wester Ross, the home of the Earl Lovelace, the other later, of exceptional quality, made to match; both sofas have been reupholstered traditionally, the legs simulated rosewood, standing on brass castors
Physical Dimensions
Height
96cm (37.80")
Width
251cm (98.82")
Depth
96cm (37.80")
Date of Manufacture
Blank Canvas Antiques has dated this piece to the 19th Century.
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