Child's chair, originally part of a high chair, probably mounted on a separate table.. The chair is of carved and turned mahogany, the open back in a truncated shield shape, with a splat in the form of three clustered gothic apertures The arms curve into horizontally scrolled ends, and rest on turned supports which have been pierced for a safety bar or tape; the drop-in seat is upholstered in later petit point embroidery worked in wool on canvas, showing a bouquet of roses and other flowers with foliage, on a pale olive green ground. The legs are squared in section, and have a stretcher in the form of a backward-slanting H; the front legs have been pierced with a vertical row of three holes to take the footrest which would be more essential when the chair was in use as a high chair.