Near pair of Victorian elm slat back Windsor kitchen chairs. George III On the top shelf there

On the top shelf there are 2 pinholes and 3 pinholes - see photo

Chaffing and small tears to edges of dust jacket in places

the maker certainly wasn't mean with the proportions

Originally for kneeling on to pray

the flared ends and extra detailed turning to the arms

Near pair of Victorian elm slat back Windsor kitchen chairs. George III On the top shelf thereA very near pair of Victorian elm rustic kitchen or dining chairs. They are very similar in design, in good rustic condition, sturdy and useable with no movement. The one on the left is slightly darker and heavier with a lovely deep patina. Underneath there are some old signs of regluing the legs to the seat very common with Windsors and to be expected for the age. The chair on the left has a very old blemish stain to the seat as can be seen in the