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R. W. Edis, probably made by Jackson and Graham. A fine pair of Aesthetic Movement Walnut side chairs

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R. W. Edis, probably made by Jackson and Graham. A fine pair of Aesthetic Movement Walnut side chairs with fine ring turned and incised tramline details, and sweeping side supports. A chair of the same design was exhibited at The Health Exhibition in 1884 and in the Building News of the same year, it is illustrated in British Furniture 1880-1915 by Pauline Agius page 79 plate 91 and is also shown in Victorian and Edwardian Furniture and Interiors by Jeremy Cooper page 152 Illustration 392.

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Set of 2

Year of manufacture

1880

Designer

Robert William Edis

Period

Aesthetic Movement

Condition

Good

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