A Fine & Unusual Pair of Queen Anne Style Wingback Armchairs; Ex. Croxton Park House c.1890

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A Fine & Unusual Pair of Queen Anne Style Wingback Armchairs; Ex. Croxton Park House c.1890Origin: English, Possibly Scottish Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Croxton Park House, Cambridgeshire UK Date: c. 1890 Height: 56 or 20 at seats Depth: 31. 5 Width: 34. 5 The large and very fine quality pair of wingback armchairs, of unusual form, in a taupe coloured suede fabric, with early eighteenth century verdure tapestry squab cushions to each, the wholes in Queen Anne style, raised on parcel gilt walnut cabriole front legs with swept back

hand signed “Ganernache (

There are the usual abrasion marks and associated wear that one would expect with a fissure across part of the equator

and big enough to hold all the essentials with nice proportions

The parish belonged to the diocese of Dunkeld

hailing from the last decade of the eighteenth century and showing a wonderful and vibrant array of corals

This poster was more than likely designed by Tom Curr who was one of Scotland’s most successful and accomplished commercial artists and cartoonists

the earliest label is dated 1916

who interprets the fates of his crew to be a direct result of his having shot down an albatross

Charming and irregular

though remains in stable overall condition with losses as pictured

It coagulates the albumin in the tissues and in the blood

Jules Janin