A Pair of 19thC Irish Provincial Painted Side Chairs c.1840 sub-Architectural & Garden The paint finish survives most

The paint finish survives most in-tact on the comb spindles

" With the recent centenary anniversary of the sinking

and surviving from the latter half of the nineteenth century

She died aged 87 in 1944

She is often presented as the female complement of the Sun (Sol) conceived of as a god

A Pair of 19thC Irish Provincial Painted Side Chairs c.1840 sub-Architectural & Garden The paint finish survives mostOrigin: IrishPeriod: Early Mid 19thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1840Width: 17Height: 34 or 17 at seatDepth: 16. 5 (all at extremities)The charming pair of primitive Irish country chairs with delightful lyre shaped seven spindle splat backs, and retaining their original deep plum coloured painted finish, to turned front legs and rear sabres united by stretchers, the wholes surviving from the provinces of nineteenth century Ireland. The condition of