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The Antique Furniture Company has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
The design for this seat was registered on 20th June 1853. In good structural condition, the white paintwork needs touching up in places, the mahogany slats can be oiled or varnished if preferred.

Overall dimensions at the largest points are approximately
Width - 51.5in (131cm)
Depth - 21.25in (54cm)
Height - 31.25in (79.5cm)
Seat area - 49.25in wide x 16.75in high (125cm x 42.5cm)
Ref: 0643
The Phoenix Foundry was one of the smaller foundries in Derby and was established by James Hayward in 1834. It produced a wide variety of cast iron in the 19th century including garden furniture, bridges, girders, mile posts, stationary steam engines, cast iron roofs, water tanks, mile posts, kiosks, markets and agricultural machinery.
The Antique Furniture Company has dated this piece to the Victorian era.
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