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The firm remained under family control until it closed in 1942
at the areas of heaviest use
This chair was most likely designed by Harry Peach and made by the Dryad Company in around 1910
un-restored and wonderfully decorative condition
Stone fruit and vegetables were first made in the Victorian days
A Good George III Period Mahogany Side Chair c.1800 sub-Decorative Objects The firm remained under familyOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1800Width: 18Height: 37. 5 or 17 at seatDepth: 20 (all at extremities)The elegant Georgian mahogany side or dining chair having with tapering pilasters, bridged by two co joined guilloche decorated splats, on turned tapering legs to a canework seat, and surviving from the first decade of nineteenth century England. The chair is in good original condition with all of its components surviving
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