Early 1900s Ash and Elm Welsh Stick Chair Writing Bureau Stunning William IV mahogany marble

Stunning William IV mahogany marble top washstand

Lovely chunky wool runner

while the moulded cornice is enhanced with a decorative carved frieze that adds further character and refinement

typical of the era

ambient glow when lit

Early 1900s Ash and Elm Welsh Stick Chair Writing Bureau Stunning William IV mahogany marbleA rare find ash and elm Welsh stick chair from early 1900s. Folk furniture made by crafts people or villagers back in the day. Primitive in design, yet its simplicity is what is so incredibly beautiful and appealing. The makers initials are carved onto the back crest rail, holding the back sticks, sometimes known as lobster pot style. A unique piece of history exuding great charm and character.