An oak Arts and Crafts hall chair

Name: An oak Arts and Crafts hall chair
SKU: CH 59
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An oak Arts and Crafts hall chair with lift up seat and storage below, inlaid with walnut, stained Sycamore and Tulip wood probably a University crest. Circa 1900.

Year of manufacture

1900

Period

Arts & Crafts Movement

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