An Unusual Mid-19thC Green Velvet Asymmetrical Tub Armchair c.1860 poa-item and that the lower mesh

and that the lower mesh is coming away very slightly to the brass edgings

A ready-to-go beauty by one of the best makers in a splendid fabric

Jamoneau in 1886 (this bottle being one of the very first therefore)

painted ropework and flowers all also fit in with the Victorian era aesthetic of fairground painting

A hand-written letter by a direct descendent of Cooper Penrose

An Unusual Mid-19thC Green Velvet Asymmetrical Tub Armchair c.1860 poa-item and that the lower meshOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early Mid VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1850 60Height: 34 or 17 at seatWidth: 32Depth: 29The unique iron bound tub type armchair of unusual asymmetrical form, having a curved button back to one circular scroll arm with the other being swept, upholstered in pea green velvet, the whole standing on ring turned front legs to rear sabres and surviving from the middle of nineteenth century England. The armchair is sturdy and