A Very Deep & Comfortable Milled Wool Upholstered Country House Armchair c.1905 sub-Art & Sculpture Characterized by external ear-flaps

Characterized by external ear-flaps

In 1896 he took over his father's workshop at number 7 Mozartgasse

The mole is not seen very often but it is one of our best-known small mammals and though moles emerge mainly at night they are still vulnerable to predators even though some mammals find them distasteful

John Mason

A Very Deep & Comfortable Milled Wool Upholstered Country House Armchair c.1905 sub-Art & Sculpture Characterized by external ear-flapsOrigin: English Period: Late Edwardian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1905 15 Height: 34 or 18 at seat Width: 32 Depth: 40 (all at extremities) The generously proportioned deep and roomy carcass newly upholstered in Linwoods charcoal Lana milled wool with single piping all round, having a fixed feather scrolled back and a loose feather seat cushion with long and broad overhanging arms to tapering dwarf walnut legs to original brass castors, surviving