An Early 20thC Burgundy Leather Armchair c.1925-35 sub-Art & Sculpture ink and watercolour botanical study

ink and watercolour botanical study depicting thirty eight species of birds

And hence he decided 'twas better to wait

Little is known about the artist aside from being born at the turn of the century

The specimens themselves are in relatively good condition given their brittleness and fragility and age

This light has similarities to those made by 'REVO' the British lighting manufacturing powerhouse of the 1920s to 1960s

An Early 20thC Burgundy Leather Armchair c.1925-35 sub-Art & Sculpture ink and watercolour botanical studyOrigin: English or French Period: Art Deco Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1925 35 Height: 35 or 16 at seat Width: 31 Depth: 33 (all at extremities) The comfortable and deep leather armchair having cigar type arms with cleated ends, the whole being hob nail studded, and of low slung form, with square tapering feet and brass casters, and the whole surviving from the second quarter of the twentieth century. The chair is in largely original order making it