A Regency Mahogany Bergere Armchair Attributed to George Bullock Garden In 1837 his agent wrote

In 1837 his agent wrote to him that visitors to Fonthill went on to Stourhead

producing fine cabinetry with European Deco influences

Lowry was known to use the the covers or bindings of his Rent books to sketch on

5cm Width x 19cm Height

Height (89cm)

A Regency Mahogany Bergere Armchair Attributed to George Bullock Garden In 1837 his agent wroteThe refined curved top rail and swept armrests on tapering and gadrooned legs with brass castor, first caning throughout. The squab cushion has remnants of its original leather cover. A remarkable example surviving in completely unscathed condition with a rich depth of colour to the frame and caning. English, circa 1815.