A George IV elm, ash and beech Windsor armchair, Thames Valley, circa 1830

the back with stylised Prince of Wales feathers, together with a Victorian yewwood and elm Windsor armchair, circa 1840 and a Victorian ash and elm child’s high chair, mid 19th century, with a later foot rest

George IV Windsor Overall in good condition with usual marks and scratches. The arm supports with old worm and re-attached. Of an unsteady stance. Minor cracks to the underside of elm. Victorian Windsor Good condition with marks and scuffs commensurate with age. Child's chair A charming chair. Old fracture to back rail with traces of old worm. The later seat is slightly squint. Old marks and scratches consistent with age and use.
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