An Attractive Regency Painted & Parcel Gilt X-Framed Stool c.1810 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage He was made Lieutenant-Colonel in

He was made Lieutenant-Colonel in the British Army on 11 June 1811 and Colonel on 21 October that year

Condition is good aside from the ferrule thread being worn meaning it is loose

The ballad tells of two small children left in the care of an uncle and aunt after their parents' death

setting up for several days at a time in one city where they fabricated eyes and fitted them to patients

Length: 13

An Attractive Regency Painted & Parcel Gilt X-Framed Stool c.1810 sub-Furniture- Boxes & Luggage He was made Lieutenant-Colonel inOrigin: English Period: Regency Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1810 20 Width: 19. 25 inches Depth: 15. 5 inches Height: 18 inches (all at extremities) The well carved x framed stool with turned stretcher with a naturally distressed black painted carcass having gilded highlights, with a newly upholstered seat in ivory damask the whole sitting on brass ball feet surviving from Regency period England. The stool is presented in good sturdy condition with