Thomas Jeckyll for Gillows. A very rare set of TEN oak dining chairs

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A very rare set of TEN oak dining chairs designed by Thomas Jeckyll and made by Gillows of Lancaster, identical to the chairs he designed for the industrialist Edward Green and his wife Mary for their home The Old Hall, Heath, Yorkshire in the 1870s. The original furniture was removed to Ken Hill when the Greens moved there in 1890.

Year of manufacture

1870

Maker

Gillows of Lancaster & London

Designer

Thomas Jeckyll

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