An 18thC Primitive Oak & Iron Comb-Back Windsor Armchair c.1780 reserved In the early 19th century

In the early 19th century the Wright family lands again split between an Eyam branch and the Great Longstone branch

They would have been part of a larger composition

The beautifully weathered cast stone whippet displaying the original time worn paint and glaze

Diameter at top: 31

Probably made by a provincial craftsman or lady rather than a jeweller

An 18thC Primitive Oak & Iron Comb-Back Windsor Armchair c.1780 reserved In the early 19th centuryOrigin: EnglishPeriod: George IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1780Height: 34 or 14 at seatWidth: 21Depth: 16In utterly charming condition, the primitive late eighteenth century comb back provincially made Windsor armchair in oak, with remnants of black and red paint, having an iron spindled comb back with plain top rail, the back of four spindles with thirteen spindles to the lower section, the thick slab seat with canted corners on block legs joined