A Victorian satinwood, boxwood and parcel gilt armchair

A Victorian satinwood, boxwood and parcel gilt armchair, circa 1860, Johnstone & Jeanes, London, the button upholstered spoon-shaped back above open arms and seat, on turned front legs and outswept back legs all terminating in brass caps and castors, stamped by the makers to the front seat rail JOHNSTONE & JEANS, / 67 NEW BOND ST. / LONDON 55948, and by the chair maker 'T.E.', 91cm highCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,The upholstery with dirt and stains overall, there appears to have been some decorative trim previously which has been removed leaving tacks and glue visible to the surface. The frame appears solid and stable overall, some old splits and cracks and some signs of glued repairs to elements such as the armsThe stamp quite faintChips and losses to some extremities, especially around the castor join to one legPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Additional measurements: 70cm wide, 90cm deep overallCondition Report Disclaimer