A Large Mid-19thC Oak & Red Morocco Leather Library Armchair c.1850; Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire sub-Decorative Objects and surviving in original condition

and surviving in original condition from the mid Victorian period

Considering the age of the button it remains in superb order

Following his influential British tours cowboy fever spread quickly and showfolk began buying Winchester repeater rifles that enabled them to rename their attractions “Winchester Rifle Ranges”

carved mid rail and double side stretchers

and his pack of yellow dogs

A Large Mid-19thC Oak & Red Morocco Leather Library Armchair c.1850; Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire sub-Decorative Objects and surviving in original conditionOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Fonthill Abbey, Wiltshire Date: c. 1850 Height: 35 Width: 36 Depth: 39 The oversized and extremely comfortable and supple red morocco leather armchair with a slanting back to tubular gilled arms to turned oak legs with brass castors, surviving from the middle of the nineteenth century and having been removed from Fonthill Abbey, Wilshire, England. In beautifully worn, country house order, the chair