A Good Quality Louis XIV Style Gros-Point Upholstered Open Armchair from Auchterool House, Fife sub-Decorative Objects There is no damage to

There is no damage to the bag whilst the canvas strap is fully functional

the macaque manages to flourish just about anywhere it finds itself

now masquerading as a decorative pleasure

the picture with added text ‘l'cherubini comp ne aflo 1760 directeur ducon servatoire d’apres ingres‘ and signed lower left P Juette d’apres Ingres (after Ingres) survives from late nineteenth century France

Both pictures are in poor to fair condition

A Good Quality Louis XIV Style Gros-Point Upholstered Open Armchair from Auchterool House, Fife sub-Decorative Objects There is no damage toOrigin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Auchtertool House, Fife, Scotland, UK Date: c. 1880 1900 Height: 47. 5 inches Width: 25. 5 inches Depth: 30 inches (all at extremities) The beech framed and tapestry covered high backed open armchair of generous proportions, in Louis XIV or William and Mary style, having an upright rectangular back and padded seat upholstered in gros point upholstery showing a heron amongst foliage and wooded