An Early Victorian Winfield Design Steel Rocking Chair c.1840-50 sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus intended to be used as

intended to be used as a philosopher's stone

The early George III period rich mahogany carcass of diminutive proportions with an exceptional overall colour

pink and white with green foliage on an oatmeal coloured ground and housed within a later 19thC giltwood frame

well proportioned and attractive chest of drawers such as this

An Early Victorian Winfield Design Steel Rocking Chair c.1840-50 sub-Fairground-Sideshow & Circus intended to be used asOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Early VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1840 50Height: 37 or 20 at seatWidth: 26. 25Depth: 45 (all at extremities)In the manner of, or indeed made by R. W. Winfield, the black tubular steel frame with pad arms above scrolling supports and serpentine base rails, now freshly button back upholstered in Colefax and Fowlers Perseus carpet inspired fabric, the chair being comfortable and useable and surviving from early Victorian