An Early Rare Victorian Oak Library Armchair Holland & Sons London 1840s

We are Rewind Interiors based in Bourne Lincolnshire PE10. A one-off chance in a lifetime to own some pure British History. 1x An Early Victorian Oak and Leather Library armchair by Holland & Sons Ex Whitehall chair. Its stamped Holland & Sons and VR made by Holland and Sons. Royal warrant holders rare early chair seldom seen outside Museums and Stately Homes. The size is 86cm high back 61cm wide at arms 72.5cm hight of arms. 62cm depth 48cm seat height the chair it got brass castor wheels. Scrolled armrests curved and dished tablet top rail on baluster tapering front legs. And square splayed back legs terminating in brass cappings and castors. The chair has the Holland & Sons stamp also a Journeyman stamp of L. And the later FCO ex-security alarm label fixed to the underside of the frame. Condition: has old rubs to the legs from age and use being as it’s from 1840s age. The seats have been reupholstered in black real leather in the past. And great condition real amazing rare designer antique chair. That were ex Whitehall Foreign & Commonwealth Office FCO pieces. The building that the chair came from. Then became the Foreign office which later became then Foreign and Commonwealth Office. This chair is a once in a lifetime chance to own a piece of Great British History. And sit on it if you wish 180+ years old by quality Royal Warrant holders Furniture makers Holland & Sons. Who knows what deals and important decisions where made sitting on this chair. Within 100 miles from our Bourne warehouse base at PE109LA. This item is in the category “Antiques\Antique Furniture\Chairs”. The seller is “rewindinteriors” and is located in this country: GB. This item can be shipped to United Kingdom.

Colour: Black
Style: Victorian
Item Height: 86 cm
Item Width: 62 cm
Material: Oak
Theme: London
Type: Armchair
Antique: Yes
Upholstery Fabric: Leather
Year Manufactured: 1840
Item Length: 61 cm
Brand: Holland & Sons
Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
Time Period Manufactured: 1800-1849