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19th Century Carved and Bleached Oak Open Armchair Upholstered in Robert Kime Fabric
A good 19th century carved and bleached Oak open armchair with wide splat back, low swept arms & square supports recently reupholstered by us in Yozakura fabric, by Robert Kime.
Robert Kime Fabric ‘Yozakura’ or night cherry flower celebrates the Japanese symbolism of cherry blossoms indicating a time of renewal and the fleeting nature of life. Inspired by a fragment originating from the Edo period, this style of cotton print was traditionally used to make ‘Hakama’, a type of Japanese trouser.
This 19th century English chair will make a great desk chair.
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Reference number
22077
Origin
19th Century England
Measurements
Height: 99cm (39.0 inches)
Width: 63cm (24.8 inches)
Depth: 62.5cm (24.6 inches)
47cm High (floor to seat)
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