Frank Brangwyn. A pair of armchairs

A pair of armchairs attributed to Frank Brangwyn originally from a cruise ship or liner if not the same liner as above 'The SS Empress of Britain'. One can see that there is an intimacy between these pair of armchairs and the armchair above. And they also have a central under bar under the drop in seats identical to the above chair which would have had a bolt and eye as above in images 12 and 13 to secure the chain that would prevent the chairs from sliding in stormy weather and one retains it's ivorene numbered disc number 74, they also have the remains of what would have been rubberoid feet screwed to the bottom of each leg again to help them from sliding in heavy weather. These chairs share stylistic qualities with the famous armchair above. He also designed two private dining areas, the Salle Wolfe and Salle Montcalm. These chairs retain the stay bars for securing them during heavy weather.