A Pair of Victorian Green Leather Button-Back Upholstered Club Armchairs c.1895 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope The late nineteenth century wild

The late nineteenth century wild boar (Sus scrofa cristatus) tusks hunted in Ceylon in 1886 and later mounted in the Edwardian period in silver and hallmarked for Horton & Allday

though the cork is partially stuck in the neck

In conjunction with Hesiod

She married Charles Stirling Home Drummond-Moray

could suggest that they were part of a larger garniture for the Great Exhibition of 1851

A Pair of Victorian Green Leather Button-Back Upholstered Club Armchairs c.1895 sub-Beth Carter @ Doe & Hope The late nineteenth century wildOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1895Height: 28 or 16 at seatsWidth: 39. 5Depth: 28 (each & at extremities)The comfortable and wonderfully decorative pair of club armchairs still in their original worn and supple inky green button back leather, each being horseshoe shaped with rollover backs and gilled frontages sitting on square tapering legs and surviving from the zeniths of nineteenth century England. In largely