A Very Attractive English West-Country Black Painted Braced Bow-Back Windsor Chair c.1800 sub-Decorative Objects as it was considered very

as it was considered very important to develop a fine hand

and their milk is richer in fat and protein than that of the dairy cow

Of high build quality

The picture is in decorative but very tired condition with bowing

One does see this type of female hand also represented more commonly in paper clips of this period but rarely to this level of sophistication

A Very Attractive English West-Country Black Painted Braced Bow-Back Windsor Chair c.1800 sub-Decorative Objects as it was considered veryOrigin: English, West Country Period: George III Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1800 Height: 30" or 12" at seat Width: 18" Depth: 16" (all at extremities) The early Nineteenth century Windsor bow back armchair, in oak and beech, having a seven stick comb hoop back, with a two strut brace, the top rail hoop being mortised, the thick and primitive oak seat to bulbous turned conforming legs, the whole displaying a wonderful treacle black patina, with