An 18th Century Beech and Elm Windsor Armchair

An 18th Century Beech and Elm Windsor Armchair, An 18th Century Beech and Elm Windsor Armchair, painted with the Pelham Coat of Arms and the name Enmore, the double spindle back support and outswept arms painted in a red and white chequered design above a moulded seat, on ring-turned legs joined by an H stretcher 69cm by 41cm by 96cm The chair is believed to be part of a set which was used to furnish the Hall at Enmore. For a very similar chair with a different Coat of Arms (Perceval and Compton) see V&A, East Store House, which shows another chair which was possibly made for Enmore Castle in Somerset. Provenance: Property of Lady Walker, Isle of Man

Estimate:£400

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