An Exceptional Gothic Revival Oak & Leather Armchair in the Manner of A. W. N. Pugin c.1860 sub-Religion & Relics hydrochloride

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Registered as a limited company in December 1893 the Savill Brothers took over the original firm and also Taplow's wine and spirit business

Thoroughly charming and irresistibly decorative

The chair has some movement in the arms though the whole is sturdy and does not require re-springing or re-webbing

and sells fish from around the world

An Exceptional Gothic Revival Oak & Leather Armchair in the Manner of A. W. N. Pugin c.1860 sub-Religion & Relics hydrochlorideThe ecclesiastical inspired armchair or desk chair having an arched back surmounted by a carved lion, with floral carved frame and elaborate carved back panel consisting of sinuous entwined berried leaves, leather covered back and arms, the arm supports carved with medieval female masks with plaited hair, on an elaborate carved X shaped frame having further rosettes with conforming carved spiral twist stretcher, survives from early Victorian period