A Mid 20thC Oxblood Leather Button-Back Wingback Armchair sub-Natural History The purchase of this print

The purchase of this print presents an opportunity to acquire a work of art that is sure to appreciate in value and stature whilst it hangs on the wall because of the idiosyncrasy and skill that is so blatant in the work

housed within a typical Cullingford glazed museum case being square and faux oak painted

north of the River Liffey where he produced embossed papier-mâché pictures of birds and flowers

ever so slighty

A Mid 20thC Oxblood Leather Button-Back Wingback Armchair sub-Natural History The purchase of this printPeriod: Early Mid 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1940 50 Height: 42 or 14 at seat Width: 33 Depth: 30. 5 (all at extremities) The large and well proportioned wingback armchair in the George II style, having moulded chamfered straight oak block legs united by a stretcher, scrolled arms and a good shaped and flared winged back with central hump, the whole in oxblood leather with hobnail detailing and surviving from the second quarter of twentieth