A Rare Regency Period Faux Bamboo Folding Campaign Chair c.1815 sub-Macabre- Medicine from Potter’s sanctuary

from Potter’s sanctuary

which amounts to approximately £600 in today’s currency

a late 19th-century movement of Post-Impressionist painting

with Ust meaning ustum which is Latin for “heated” and is actively astringent

Wilton Crescent is characterised by grand terraces with lavish white houses which are built in a crescent shape

A Rare Regency Period Faux Bamboo Folding Campaign Chair c.1815 sub-Macabre- Medicine from Potter’s sanctuaryOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1815 Width: 17. 75 Height: 33 or 15. 75 at seat Depth: 19 (at extremities and open) The attractive early nineteenth century folding campaign chair in beech, simulating bamboo, the whole showing some of the remaining original painted decoration and traces of gilding, with remnants of two layers of tapestry fabric upholstery, the chair folding flat and in the Brighton Pavilion style. The chair