A Wonderful Matched Pair of Victorian Armchairs in the Howard Style from Benacre Hall, Suffolk sub-Antiques The fact that the egg

The fact that the egg and dart moulding is to all sides of the top and that the rear legs have the fluted pilaster detail would suggest that the item was intended to be placed away from the wall and thus visible on the reverse but this aspect lacks a frieze and scroll angle brackets

It is a two-storey building made of ashlar with a Westmorland slate roof

being untouched from its heavy use by the pupils throughout the twentieth century

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A Wonderful Matched Pair of Victorian Armchairs in the Howard Style from Benacre Hall, Suffolk sub-Antiques The fact that the eggOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Sothebys Benacre House Sale May 11th 2000, Lot 1236 Date: c. 1880 Height: 34. 5 inches Width: 27. 5 inches Depth: 37 inches (each and at extremities) The matched pair of Victorian Howard style upholstered armchairs being coil sprung and horsehair stuffed, one in oak, the other beech or possibly rosewood(?), on turned legs and casters, fully reupholstered in 100% cotton printed floral fabric with