A “New Registered Reclining Chair” Sold circa 1760-1770

circa 1760-1770

both with ostrich hide seats

where he was appointed head of the legal department at the same time

After numerous law suits over the copyrights for the cantilever chair that Lorenz had initiated and successfully managed

H: 24" W: 6

A “New Registered Reclining Chair” Sold circa 1760-1770A 19th century Gothic revival upholstered armchair designed by Charles Bevan and made under licence by Marsh, Jones & Cribb. A notable and particularly original example, dry surface, original brass castor with remnants of gilt decoration, the adjustable sliding mechanism is in perfect working order. H: 100 W: 65 D: 73 CM (Seat Height 84 cm). Marsh and Jones began making furniture around 1850, originally known as Marsh and Jones: Medieval Cabinet