A Fine Pair of Early Victorian Japanned Papier-Mâché Side Chairs c.1844 sub-Antiques although the first recorded race

although the first recorded race meeting was during the reign of Henry II at Smithfield

Of a versatile size this is an undeniably attractive piece that would serve well as a dresser

A quote from the time stated her as

Whatever you decide to do with him

Carter knew Henry Miller with whom he corresponded for several years

A Fine Pair of Early Victorian Japanned Papier-Mâché Side Chairs c.1844 sub-Antiques although the first recorded raceOrigin: English Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1844 Each: Height: 35. 5 inches Width: 23 inches Depth: 22 inches (all at maximum) The very good pair of japanned papier mch single salon spoon backed chairs supported by wooden legs and seat rails with scalloped edges and mother of pearl, gilt and painted decoration to include urns on pedestals, birdbaths with fountains, butterflies and birds, flower petals, bird feathers and