‘The Waiting Room’ sub-Art & Sculpture while his customers and employees

while his customers and employees stoically faced their doom on the ship

there are a few minor old scuffs and marks

and then hurried on

The piece has undergone some structural work to ensure it is in fit and useable order with the feet being later but entirely in keeping

probably to a dear friend (or likely military colleague) rather than a family member

‘The Waiting Room’ sub-Art & Sculpture while his customers and employeesOrigin: English Period: George III & Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 & c. 1960 The Chair: Height: 33. 5 high x 17. 25 wide x 15 deep The Specimen: 16. 5 high x 13 deep x 7 wide The rare and fine stuffed and mounted L'Hoest's monkey (Cercopithecus lhoesti) specimen mounted upon a well proportioned early nineteenth century stick back childs single chair with remnants of the original green finish, the whole representing the notion of waiting.