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the whole well sprung on an oak carcass sitting on turned legs with original ceramic pot castors
Of tapering form
Diameter: 10” at top & 9” at base
with the set of teeth still present
Chicago’s 1893 World's Columbian Exposition was particularly successful
An Early 20thC Arts & Crafts Period Oak Reclining Armchair by Shapland and Petter c.1900 sub-Art & Sculpture the whole well sprung onOrigin: English Period: Arts & Crafts Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Height: 39 or 15 at seat Width: 28 (at arms) Depth: 40 reclining to 47 The arts and crafts period plantation type armchair, by Shapland and Petter, the quality English oak frame wonderfully crafted and turned with wide undulating arms over spindled flanks, ladder back and turned legs, the whole having a reclining back with five adjustable settings via a baton, with kilim type