A Marvellous c.1900s Rexine Upholstered & Oak Framed Open Armchair of Masonic Interest

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A Marvellous c.1900s Rexine Upholstered & Oak Framed Open Armchair of Masonic InterestOrigin: English Period: Edwardian Provenance: The Friendly Lodge 1513, Masonic Hall, Eastgate, Barnsley, UK Date: c. 1900 1910 Height: 38 inches (with squab cushion) Width: 23. 75 inches Depth: 31 inches (all at extremities) The unusual and generously proportioned oak and stained beech framed library type open armchair with a ladder back, open scrolls to the open arms with front turned spindles, the original charcoal rexine button upholstered padded

Sometimes shells and other adornments were added

and brass escutcheon

standing well

Having bevelled lead glass bordered in style with a typically angular chrome frame bearing cubic corners this mirror manages to be quintessentially Art Deco in appearance whilst still remaining understated

and the whole has a very pleasing un-meddled with feel

signed Lefer

There is wear

and in pretty good shape with some minor wear

The Whole: 32

once assembled

rather the artists would paint a backdrop of country scenes

The small travel advertising framed poster: Portobello by Trams 12 & 20

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