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A 19th century comb-back beech and elm Windsor armchair, with shaped seat, egg and reel front leg, plainer back leg united by H-stretcher. Curved arm support slightly out swept. Upper sticks of backrest united by shaped crest with ears either end.
Chairs of this style are sometimes described as 'Goldsmith' chairs in reference to the writer Oliver Goldsmith (1730-1774) who once owned a similar one now, in the V&A Museum's collection.
3ft H (seat 14½in H)
91cm H (seat 37cm H)
