A Carved Oak Armchair 19th Century, in the Gothic taste
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A CARVED OAK ARMCHAIR 19th Century, in the Gothic taste, the arched and scrolled cresting carved with foliage above a panel back carved with a pair of cusped arches and quatrefoils within borders of roundels, the downswept scrolled arms upon turned supports, the solid seat above a foliate carved rail, upon turned front legs and square stretchers, the reverse applied with a brass plaque engraved Presented to St Cuthbert's Church by O.B. Wooler, Churchwarden, September 1882. The back 117cm high
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