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Attributed to Charles Bevan (1815-1891): An Oak Library Bergere Armchair Made by James Lamb of Manchester, C.1870
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Attributed to Charles Bevan (1815-1891): An Oak Library Bergere Armchair Made by James Lamb of Manchester, C.1870

19th century
Description

Beautifully drawn and made, now requiring re-upholstery and a new seat

The frame is large and structurally sound. The fluted details are enriched with ebonised highlights and the backrail is fully stamped with order number and maker's name.

Reliable transport throughout the UK can be easily arranged at cost price, please let me know if you would like a quote or have any other questions.

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Physical Dimensions
Height
94cm (37.01")
Width
67cm (26.38")
Depth
71cm (27.95")
Declaration

Jeckyll & Co has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA999198
Description
Beautifully drawn and made, now requiring re-upholstery and a new seat

The frame is large and structurally sound.

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The fluted details are enriched with ebonised highlights and the backrail is fully stamped with order number and maker's name.
Jeckyll & Co

Reliable transport throughout the UK can be easily arranged at cost price, please let me know if you would like a quote or have any other questions.

Follow us on Instagram: jeckyll_and_co

Height
94cm (37.01")
Width
67cm (26.38")
Depth
71cm (27.95")
Date of Manufacture

Jeckyll & Co has dated this piece to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA999198
Jeckyll & Co
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Attributed to Charles Bevan (1815-1891): An oak library bergere armchair made by James Lamb of Manchester, c.1870 SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO
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Archive I Attributed to Charles Bevan (1815-1891): An oak library bergere armchair made by James Lamb of Manchester, c.1870 SOLD6+ MONTHS AGO

Attributed to Charles Bevan (1815-1891): An Oak Library Bergere Armchair Made by James Lamb of Manchester, C.1870

Archive II Attributed to Charles Bevan (1815-1891): An oak library bergere armchair made by James Lamb of Manchester, c.1870 View II
Archive III Attributed to Charles Bevan (1815-1891): An oak library bergere armchair made by James Lamb of Manchester, c.1870 View III
Archive IV Attributed to Charles Bevan (1815-1891): An oak library bergere armchair made by James Lamb of Manchester, c.1870 View IV
Archive V Attributed to Charles Bevan (1815-1891): An oak library bergere armchair made by James Lamb of Manchester, c.1870 View V
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Jeckyll & Co
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Attributed to Charles Bevan (1815-1891): An oak library bergere armchair made by James Lamb of Manchester, c.1870
Attributed to Charles Bevan (1815-1891): An oak library bergere armchair made by James Lamb of Manchester, c.1870
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Attributed to Charles Bevan (1815-1891): An oak library bergere armchair made by James Lamb of Manchester, c.1870
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  • Period19th century
  • SizeH 94 cm (37 in) x W 67 cm (26 in) x D 71 cm (28 in)
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