A George III joined oak lambing-type wing armchair, Yorkshire or Lancashire Dales, circa 1760
A George III joined oak lambing-type wing armchair, Yorkshire or Lancashire Dales, circa 1760
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With twin-panelled back, an ogee-profiled top rail, and round-ended flat outsplayed arms above fielded panelled sides, the rope seat typically historically replaced using pine boards.
This form of chair is often referred to as a 'lambing' chair, suggesting they were used by shepherds whilst attending their flock through the night. Although there is no firm evidence for their use as such, they do originate in regions with a predominance of sheep farming countryside.
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Dimensions:
Height
123.5 cm / 48 3⁄4"
Width
76.5 cm
/ 30 1⁄4"
Depth
73.5 cm
/ 29"
