A Scarce Set of Four c.1850 North American Pennsylvania Painted Chairs sub-Religion & Relics His father was a goldsmith

His father was a goldsmith of excellent family and early on taught the use of the burin to his boy who

In 1960 he moved to Liverpool

The adjustment screw and nut is in tact and operational

Period: Possibly Early Nineteenth Century

and ‘Polish 2 Yards’ to the hem

A Scarce Set of Four c.1850 North American Pennsylvania Painted Chairs sub-Religion & Relics His father was a goldsmithOrigin: American Period: Early Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1840 60 Width: 14. 75 inches Height: 32. 75 inches Depth: 14. 75 inches (all at maximum) The mid nineteenth century set of four matching spindle back black painted plank seated pine chairs of relatively small proportions with slatted knife backs each naively stencil decorated with bird and tulip flower motifs to the top crest rails and a wriggle motif with polka dots to