An Upholstered Easy Armchair in the Manner of Howard & Sons c.1900 antiques This particular example is likely

This particular example is likely to be from a hospital as it is fashioned in metal rather than wood

Previously glass-cutters had relied on treadle powered glass cutting

The Lady Chapel

probably unique

Of Turkman heritage these pieces are similar to Turkmans in that the designs fit in easily both with contemporary or period living spaces

An Upholstered Easy Armchair in the Manner of Howard & Sons c.1900 antiques This particular example is likelyOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Height: 34 at back or 17 at seat Width: 29 Depth: 40 The well made country house type easy armchair, in the manner of Howard & Sons, being coil sprung and horsehair stuffed, in a faded ivory chintz floral linen fabric, on tapering square oak legs with brass collars and composition casters, the whole surviving from late Victorian England. The condition of the armchair is sound,