A Pair of Victorian Green Leather Button-Back Upholstered Club Armchairs c.1895 sub-Architectural & Garden the colours remaining superb and

the colours remaining superb and the labels under glass retaining their gilt bandings

A neat coincidence that it is well known that the 1st class passengers played bridge when the Titanic went down

The size and quality of these three examples points at them having been in a cathedral or at the very least a large and important church

Stitched in a heavy cloth

A Pair of Victorian Green Leather Button-Back Upholstered Club Armchairs c.1895 sub-Architectural & Garden the colours remaining superb andOrigin: EnglishPeriod: Late VictorianProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1895Height: 28 or 16 at seatsWidth: 39. 5Depth: 28 (each & at extremities)The comfortable and wonderfully decorative pair of club armchairs still in their original worn and supple inky green button back leather, each being horseshoe shaped with rollover backs and gilled frontages sitting on square tapering legs and surviving from the zeniths of nineteenth century England. In largely