Date:1800 - 1845 (c.)
Description:This is one of three square patchwork cushions for an early 19th-century beechwood settle with a spindle galleried back and sides, shaped arm supports, a caned seat and square legs. It has a red and white pattern of squares and triangles. Height 860mm, Length 1815mm, Depth 650mm
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This settle is made of beechwood, painted to simulate bamboo. It has a spindle galleried back and sides, ...
This is one of three square patchwork cushions for an early 19th-century beechwood settle with a spindle ...
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Source: Compton Verney House Trust
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