The largest we’ve found

1/8" D: 27

concave doors and wired sides enclose the supper section

terminating with tapering ribbon carving around cluster columns

Alfred Morrison’s son Hugh inherited in 1897 but Alfred’s widow Mabel continued to live in the old Fonthill House/ Pavilion

A Scottish George III Mahogany Cockpen Armchair Architectural The largest we’ve foundIn the manner of Alexander Peter. Scottish, 1760 70. H: 90 W: 60 D: 49 CM (Seat Height 43 CM) H: 35. 4 W: 23. 6 D: 19. 2 INCHES (Seat Height 16. 9 inches). These Chinese railed chairs have diamond lozenged backs corresponding to a 'garden seat' pattern illustrated in the architect Charles Over's Ornamental Architecture in the Gothic, Chinese and Modern Taste, 1758 (pl. 9); while their cluster columned legs can be related to Chinese 'bamboo' furniture,