Armchair
ca. 1845 (made)
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Satinwood armchair, partly veneered, carved and turned, with modern upholstered seat and back
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Brief description | Armchair, satinwood, partly veneered, with upholstered seat and back; made by Holland & Sons, English 1840-1850 |
Physical description | Satinwood armchair, partly veneered, carved and turned, with modern upholstered seat and back |
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Object history | This armchair was part of the Handley-Read collection formed by Charles and Lavinia Handley-Read and exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1972. It was made by Holland & Sons, one of the largest firms of Victorian cabinet-makers, whose Day Books are in the Archive of Art and Design |
Bibliographic reference | Jervis, Simon, Victorian and Edwardian decorative art: the Handley-Read collection, London, Royal Academy of Arts, 1972 |
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Accession number | W.31-1972 |
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Record created | August 5, 2008 |
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