Georgian 18th Century Oak, Elm and Rush Seat Corner Chair Antiquarian Books This is a lovely early

This is a lovely early example of a revolutionary portable instrument which enabled an easier and more accurate measuring of blood pressure than the preceding mercurial manometer allowed

Fay Howison was an artist resident in Exton who painted miniature watercolours of local views

all housed in a large ebonised glazed frame

The upholstery has some discolouration due to the age of the glue in places (please see photographs)

Width - 34cm

Georgian 18th Century Oak, Elm and Rush Seat Corner Chair Antiquarian Books This is a lovely earlyA stunning Georgian 18th century oak, elm and rush seat corner chair. The chair boasts heavy arm supports and Hepplewhite style back design consistent with the period. The chair is raised on four straight legs with straight stretcher supports, with drop in rush seat. The chair has some scuffs and scratches to the wood consistent with age and rubbing is evident to the wood on the rush seat from use. Overall the chair remains in a very good condition.