Oak Chair from the Irish Parliament Buildings (Stormont) Sold Out Provenance/story: Recovered from the basement

Provenance/story: Recovered from the basement of the Irish Parliament Buildings (Stormont)

Dimensions: Pot 1: 15cm (W) x 20cm (H) x 13cm (D)

Care tips: Dust with a dry cloth

Provenance/Story: Produced by Alfred Dunhill

A strong example of traditional Scottish treen and maritime material culture

Oak Chair from the Irish Parliament Buildings (Stormont) Sold Out Provenance/story: Recovered from the basementSolid oak chair, originally discovered in the basement of the Irish Parliament Buildings, Stormont. Simple, functional form with arched back rail, square legs and stretchers. Honest wear throughout, consistent with age and institutional use. A straightforward, well made piece with clear provenance. 45cm (W) x 88cm (H) x 45cm (D)Seat height: 44cm Details: Era: Earlymid 20th century Origin: Stormont, Belfast, Northern Ireland Materials: Solid oak