I rather fancy I shall use the Marshfield sofa and chair in my new library that I am building in London. I am very keen on upright sofas in front of small console tables and the proportions of these pieces can only be credited to the arts and crafts period from which the designs originate. With hand caned seats, turned legs and slatted backs, the Marshfield collection seems to me to be perfect. (Old salescode: 530102-GO)
Date:
New
Material:
Cane
Collection:
William Yeoward Collected-Country House Chic Marshfield
Mark:
Jonathan Charles
Turned Legs,Slatted Back
Condition of this New Arm Chair
New
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