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Hiram Farrand received the patent he filed in 1919
lived in Pitsea in Essex and died in around 1960
besides every other species of artistical materials and implements of every variety and in endless quantity'
The choice of wood a creation has affected the condition of this work of art but the fact it has survived in the main is pleasing and overall it remains a hugely attractive piece in its entirety
it is used to describe the Islamic influence on art and architecture found in North Africa
A Comfortable Victorian Walnut Button Back Tub Armchair c.1860 sub-Antiques Hiram Farrand received the patentOrigin: English Period: Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1850 70 Height: 35 inches Width: 30 inches Depth: 32 inches The generously proportioned walnut carcass upholstered in rich ruby rose fine corduroy button back velvet, having carved front cabriole legs and central carved floral motif to the front rail, and rear sabre legs survives from the early to mid Victorian period. The upholstery is original and in pretty good shape, the walnut veneer