A Regency/William IV Period Mahogany Campaign & Silk Upholstered Armchair c.1825-37 sub-Religion & Relics survives from the mid to

survives from the mid to late Georgian period

by John Boot

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we begin to see examples of wooden ladders and in medieval times these were used to help storm a castle

A Regency/William IV Period Mahogany Campaign & Silk Upholstered Armchair c.1825-37 sub-Religion & Relics survives from the mid toOrigin: English Period: Regency William IV Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1825 37 Width: 24. 5 Height: 39. 5 or 18 at seat Depth: 25 The attractive folding campaign chair in mahogany, the whole with superb scrolled open arms, with crimson silk upholstery, the chairs arms folding flat via brass catches, to turned front legs to rear sabres and ceramic castors and surviving from the Regency to William IV period. The chair is in useable condition. The