BY WILLIAM TURNER & SON, MID 19TH CENTURY

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AN EARLY VICTORIAN GILTWOOD AND NEEDLEWORK FENDER STOOL
BY WILLIAM TURNER & SON, MID 19TH CENTURY
With moulded foliate and cabochon-carved frieze and short cabriole legs bearing three labels to the underside 'WM TURNER & SON,/CABINET MANUFACTURERS/AND UPHOLSTERERS/14, & 16, Islington LIVERPOOL'
50½in. (128in.) wide, 11in. (28cm.) deep

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Lot Essay

William Turner is listed at 140, Islington in 1837, and at 16, Islington in 1839. The Dictionary of English Furniture Makers, 1660-1840, Maney, Leeds, 1986.
A pair of chairs bearing the stamp of William Turner, supplied to Liverpool Town Hall, was sold from The Collection of Diane and Thomas Berger, Christies, London, 12 February, 1998, lot 420.

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