A 19thC Ebonised Napoleon III French Armchair c.1870 sub-Antiques perhaps once belonging to a

perhaps once belonging to a rather small chap one presumes

with a single drawer beneath (the porcelain handle probably later)

and were particularly popular in the workshops of Venice

in his notes to A Vision of the Last Judgment

Frankl began as an architect and later switched to designing and painting fine art and furniture

A 19thC Ebonised Napoleon III French Armchair c.1870 sub-Antiques perhaps once belonging to aOrigin: FrenchPeriod: Napoleon IIIProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1870Width: 30. 5Height: 35 or 15 at seatDepth: 34 (all at extremities)The nineteenth century Napoleon III period armchair, in an old fawn draylon, ready for reupholstery, having turned ebonised front legs to slender swept backs each with the original castors, the frame with shaped arms and a scrolled back, the whole surviving from the latter half of nineteenth century France. The chair is