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Dining room settle
Artist: designed by John Ednie (1876 - 1934), made by Wylie and Lochhead, Glasgow
Location: National Museum of Scotland
Date: 1901
Materials: oak with inlay & leather upholstery
Dimensions: 155 x 134 x 67cm
Grant:
Amount Paid: £4,661 (Total: £18,425)
Vendor: Christie's
Review number: 5130 (2002)
Provenance:
Wylie & Lochhead; Paul Reeves, 1992; private collection.
Description:
A carved and inlaid oak settle designed for the Glasgow International Exhibition in 1901. It has a high backrest consisting of oak panels inlaid with butterflies and flower designs between green leather panels. The sides are decorated with carved roses. The seat is upholstered and there is a repeating green heart design at the bottom of the backrest. The settle is on castors.
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