A Very Fine 19thC Anglo-Indian Carved Rosewood Side Chair sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles There is some discoloration or

There is some discoloration or water marks to the page edges in places

was recorded by City surveyor

with the first King to have done so being Alexander II (1214-1249)

used for proffering meats such as sausages

A Very Fine 19thC Anglo-Indian Carved Rosewood Side Chair sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles There is some discoloration orOrigin: Anglo Indian Period: Mid Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 70 Height: 41 inches Width: 26. 5 inches Depth: 22. 75 inches The profusely carved hardwood chair with shaped backrest and seat decorated with Indian peafowls (peacocks) to both the splat and seat, surrounded by scrolling foliage, the sides having pierced shaped aprons, the tapering legs and back supports entwined by serpent dragons. The overall patination and colour