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John Pollard Seddon (attributed). A Gothic Revival oak armchair with through pegged tenon joints

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John Pollard Seddon attributed. A Gothic Revival oak armchair with through pegged tenon joints that have faceted edges to the ends of the tenon, a typical detail Seddon used often. The overall style and design has a good flow to it with soft chamfering to the frame edges. The arms have leaves carved into the ends and decorative brass castors to the feet.

Dimensions
Height: 38.39 in (97.5 cm)
Width: 23.23 in (59 cm)
Depth: 21.65 in (55 cm)
Year of manufacture
1875
Designer
John Pollard Seddon
Period
Gothic Revival
1870-1879
Style
Gothic Revival
Condition
Good

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