These are a very good pair of desk chairs. They were made in the early part of the reign of George V, somewhere around 1910. They were made in High Wycombe (the centre of quality chair making in England at the time) and are stamped up with this and an illegible makers stamp as well as the stamp of the king which indicates they were made for one of the Ministries. The chairs are large and comfortable made in the Aesthetics style with thick wide saddle seat in elm, beautifully shaped bow back and turned legs and stretchers in ash. These are top quality chairs and the wood is beautifully polished and all the joints are sturdy and the timber is thick. These chairs could be used in a home study or kitchen by an Aga or even in a hall. They are impressive looking things, especially being a pair.

Each chair is 33.5 inches high to the back. The seats are 19 inches high and 18 inches deep. The chairs are 19 inches wide inside the arms and 26 inches wide outside the arms.

If you are looking for a delivery you might try Deborahpaul couriers who do regular runs North and South and are very reasonable. Ask for Paul on 07890926530. Alternatively you might try Easimove on 01432 273535 or email them for a quote on eazimove@aol.co.uk. They advertise cheap rates throughout England Scotland and Wales.  Collection is from Mold postcode CH74LA.

I have a number of really good things on ebay this week including some top quality furnishing pieces so please click on the right hand of your screen on shop items in WARWICK HOUSE ANTIQUES to see if there is anything else that catches your eye or click on this link  http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Warwick-House-Antiques or why not go to MY EBAY and click WARWICK HOUSE ANTIQUES into your favourite sellers and then you can see each week what I have found for ebay.