A rare example based on the short armed 1208 model with a heavier cast base

Crested by palm fronds over a wood grained gilt frame

H:97 W:65 D:69 CM

The rectangular mahogany top having walnut cross-banding with ebony and boxwood stringing

under tier and back panel in matching pine

A James Mein Snr of Kelso Bobbin Chair Sale A rare example based onThe ebonised frame raised on its original brass castor and bearing the manufacturers paper label to the underside, retaining both squab cushions. A superb example in every respect. Scottish, circa 1820. James Mein was the most celebrated of all the cabinetmaker in the Scottish Borders, working in Kelso from 1784 until his death in 1830. Amongst his local patrons were the Dukes of Roxburghe at Floors Castle and the Earl of Haddington at Mellerstain. H: