It's William Morris, sort of - and goes very well with the chairs.
The upholstery is post 88, anyhow - and the style is very 90s.
Ask the retailer. Over here, they usually sell you a care kit. It ougt to be pre treated, anyhow.
There's an excellent and very knowledgeable Facebook group for Ercol. I'd try that too.
I think that's Greek.
I've been known to buy trousers. ;)
I suspect that wasn't originally sold as domestic furniture. For here, UK, it'd be ruddy huge.
Ercol themselves will tell you if the newer upholstery is theirs. I don't think it is: my own Ercol has newish cushions which I had redone in...
Thirded. Or is it fourthed?
I bought many fine Stuffs. Including plants. And sausage and chips!
It's wearable as is, which is why I bought it. ;)
George III, I reckon. I bet that came out of a Victorian pub called the George.
sis, I did think I might try to gently slide it.
Thanks aj. It's nice quality, and weighs about 60 grammes - my other ones are lighter. It feels ofder, but who knows.
It's that discolouration that made me wonder if one or more bands had gone. The strands are very like some Turkish pieces I have, BUT those...
Older British silver can often be unmarked, and I suspec this is Victorian or so. I can't decide if there ought to be more than one band - it does...
I wented to a car booty! Much fine stuff, including this which I probably paid too much for. Silver, unmarked. I can't decide if it's a Brit or...
It's spatter, but I suspect you didn't mean that. Probably made by Heron Glass.
That's a very typical shape for an Edwardian rouge or powder compact. It wasn't till you got those insert refills - 1930s? - that they changed to...
Tha black ones are some kind of patent button. Circa 1908.
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