A Magnificent Regency Period Mahogany Lion’s Paw Footed & Ticking Upholstered Stool c.1810-15 sub-Decorative Objects There are two sections of

There are two sections of loss to the ebonised veneer on the base

both partners died

gazing at a figure of Christ on a Cross attached to a tree trunk

This is an important survival within that rich history and not only proves to be hugely decorative artwork but also a welcome nod to the eccentricity of the English in their leisure time

were predominantly limestone and marble

A Magnificent Regency Period Mahogany Lion’s Paw Footed & Ticking Upholstered Stool c.1810-15 sub-Decorative Objects There are two sections ofOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 15 The Top: 17 square At Feet: 22 square Height: 9 The imposing and handsome stool composed of Regency period parts, standing on four large mahogany lions paw feet of good colour and quality, the oak carcass having the original black and white striped ticking, typical of the period, surviving from the first quarter of nineteenth century England. The stool is sturdy and stable and there