This is a of 6 Lambs of Manchester oak and ebony chairs with leather upholstery.

Lamb of Manchester was founded by James Lamb (1816 – 1903), one of the leading cabinetmakers in Manchester. Acclaimed for his dedication to high quality construction and artistic design, he used only the finest quality materials and workmanship. His designers included Alfred Waterhouse, Bruce Talbert and Charles Bevan, who said he was the most aesthetically advanced furniture craftsman outside London at the time. Lamb of Manchester laid the foundations for the Arts & Crafts Furniture that was to follow.  Lamb of Manchester is renowned for richly upholstered, finely carved Victorian dining chairs, armchairs and sofas, and the company was founded as a cabinet-making and upholstery workshop.

This set of chairs are raised on red china and brass castors to the fore legs.  The front legs are turned and reeded with ebony jewelling to the main turning of the fore legs.  The rear legs are swept back.  The upholstery is leather through out.  The back support is reeded and turned with the back rests being leather.  At the back of the chairs there is a hand grip for ease of movement in and out of the table.

They are

35 inches high

19 3/4 inches wide

22 1/2 inches deep

the seat height is 18 inches high

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