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Queen Marys Coronation Chair, and The Dunmow Chair, c1790. Creator: Unknown

Queen Marys Coronation Chair, and The Dunmow Chair, c1790. Creator: Unknown


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Queen Marys Coronation Chair, and The Dunmow Chair, c1790. Creator: Unknown

Queen Marys Coronation Chair, and The Dunmow Chair, c1790. The 15th-century Flitch Chair, from Little Dunmow in Essex, is thought to have been made from pew ends from the Priory Church. The chair was traditionally used to carry a couple who had been married in church and remained unregreted for a year and a day. They had previously been rewarded with a flitch of bacon, hence the name

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This print showcases two remarkable chairs with rich historical significance. The first chair, known as Queen Mary's Coronation Chair, holds an air of regality and grandeur. Its origins remain shrouded in mystery, as the creator remains unknown. This magnificent piece played a pivotal role in the coronation ceremonies of British monarchs throughout history. The second chair, referred to as The Dunmow Chair, dates back to around 1790 but is believed to have been crafted from pew ends originating from the Priory Church. Steeped in tradition and folklore, this unique chair was traditionally used to carry a couple who had successfully maintained their marital bliss for a year and a day without regret. As a reward for their unwavering commitment, they were presented with a flitch of bacon - hence its name. Both chairs symbolize different eras; one hailing from the fifteenth century while the other represents eighteenth-century craftsmanship. Their wooden frames exude timeless elegance and serve as reminders of England's medieval past. This monochrome engraving captures these iconic pieces against an enchanting backdrop that transports us into another time. As we gaze upon this print, we are reminded not only of our country's royal events but also of the enduring traditions that shape our culture today. It serves as a testament to our deep-rooted connection with heritage and reminds us how furniture can encapsulate centuries worth of stories within its very structure.

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