Pink Victorian nursing chair

TURNSTYLE13 LTD

£355

This chair is a one of a kind, that will brighten up any room and add a splash of colour. This Victorian nursing chair has been stripped back and re-stuffed using traditional upholstery techniques of using horses and hog hair to stuff the arms, back and seat. No foam in this chair. This Nursing chair has been upholstered in a beautiful bright modern fabric giving a great mix of traditional and modern. It has been reupholstered in a bright pink tweed fabric from Bute fabrics. With double piping and brass pins fitted around the bottom. The legs have been sanded, stained and finished with a garne

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Registered at Companies House as TURNSTYLE13 LTD, number SC545127. Checked 2026-08-29.
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