Name: Set of ship's 1st class folding chairs
SKU: 2654
Price: 4800.00 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

Date:

c. 1900

Origin:

England

Description

Set of 8 ship’s folding chairs in Arts and Crafts style from from the first class sun deck of North west coast steam passenger ferry with re-upholstered canvas seats.

Set of ship’s 1st class folding chairs

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