A Regency Period Lacquered Faux Bamboo Armchair c.1820-25

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A Regency Period Lacquered Faux Bamboo Armchair c.1820-25Origin: EnglishPeriod: RegencyProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1820 25Width: 19Height: 33 or 17. 5 at seatDepth: 17. 5 (all at extremities)The very attractive and decorative Regency faux bamboo armchair, having turned supports and scrolling arms, the splat and frieze with carvetto balls, to tapering legs to splayed ends, the whole with an unmeddled with finish to her lacquer and surviving from the first quarter of nineteenth century England. The chair is

7 KGS (all approx and at maximum)

A beautiful and very comfortable suite that would work in a tighter space

these very stories it would surely so like to tell

greens and reds are more pronounced and indicate the picture is more colourful than it is currently indicating to the viewer

The invalid carriage or Bath Chair dates from around 1760 and is essentially a rolling chaise or light carriage with a folding hood

with a plaster applied to the neck and a ghostly white glow to the whole

bathrooms in most of the lavishly furnished rooms

Love tokens themselves started in around the 15th century with bent and engraved coins the most popular form but wider examples range from precious gold posy rings to pieces of furniture carved with lovers’ initials and often dates of their betrothal or birth of their offspring

The hydrate of sodium sulphate is known as Glauber's Salt after the Dutch/German chemist and apothecary Johann Rudolf Glauber (1604–1670)

1850Width: 37”Height: 39

hailing from a fairground ghost train ride

The larger would have bore Chalk (Creta preparata) which is a purified Calcium carbonate by elutriation

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