A “New Registered Reclining Chair” Sold circa 1760-1770

circa 1760-1770

English 1840s

After numerous law suits over the copyrights for the cantilever chair that Lorenz had initiated and successfully managed

H:75 W:20 CM

both with ostrich hide seats

A “New Registered Reclining Chair” Sold circa 1760-1770A 19th century Gothic revival upholstered armchair designed by Charles Bevan and made under licence by Marsh, Jones & Cribb. A notable and particularly original example, dry surface, original brass castor with remnants of gilt decoration, the adjustable sliding mechanism is in perfect working order. H: 100 W: 65 D: 73 CM (Seat Height 84 cm). Marsh and Jones began making furniture around 1850, originally known as Marsh and Jones: Medieval Cabinet