Upholstered Collection
"Unveiling the Elegance: A Glimpse into Upholstered Splendor" Step back in time to May 1921
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"Unveiling the Elegance: A Glimpse into Upholstered Splendor" Step back in time to May 1921, where a Victorian woman from the esteemed Polhill-Turner family graces us with her presence. Adorned in exquisite attire, she sits gracefully on an upholstered chair at S. Hicks & Son Garage in Truro, Cornwall. The air is filled with nostalgia as we catch a glimpse of lawyers' books, briefs, and wigs resting comfortably on a luxurious leather chair nearby. In another corner of this enchanting era, a Victorian girl giggles joyfully alongside her nanny from the Polhill-Turner household. Their reflections dance playfully upon a mirrored dressing table adorned with delicate trinkets and cherished memories. The opulence continues as our eyes wander towards Alnwick Castle in Northumberland. Here lies an alluring sofa that once belonged to a set of giltwood drawing room furniture. Captured beautifully in black and white photography from "The English Country House, " it exudes timeless elegance fit for royalty. J. S Henry Ltd Wall Panelling whispers tales of grandeur within Rowley Hall's dining room. Every inch meticulously crafted to perfection, these walls bear witness to countless conversations held by influential figures throughout history. Enid Stamp Taylor takes center stage next - an actress whose talent knows no bounds. In her theatrical studio portrait donning a velvet costume astride an upholstered bench, she captivates audiences effortlessly. Aptly captioned "Part of the Punch, " Enid Georgiana Stamp Taylor leaves us yearning for more glimpses into her mesmerizing performances. Keir Hardie James emerges as yet another figure intertwined with upholstery's narrative - Scottish socialism personified through his tireless advocacy for change during the late 19th century and early 20th century. Transporting ourselves further back in time to 1884 brings forth an advertisement by Oetzmann & Co. , showcasing their exquisite Victorian furniture.