A Gorgeous c.1870 Damask Button-Upholstered Armchair from Chevening House, Surrey sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles On 3 January 1922

On 3 January 1922

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The arms as depicted upon this Coach Panel dating from the first half on the 19th Century are those of the family of Need impaling those of Grant

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Modern sledding began in St Moritz during the early 1870s when British visitors with more time than activities began to experiment and play around with boys' delivery sleds for recreation at the dawn of winter resorting in winter climes

A Gorgeous c.1870 Damask Button-Upholstered Armchair from Chevening House, Surrey sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles On 3 January 1922Origin: English Period: Mid Late Victorian Provenance: Chevening House, Kent, UK Date: c. 1865 75 Height: 35 inches Width: 30 inches Depth: 30 inches (all at extremities) The horsehair stuffed button back armchair covered in gold corded rope twist damask with scallop segmented top rail and arms, on ebonised turned legs and castors, originally from Chevening House, Surrey, England and surviving from the mid Victorian period. The condition to the