Extras: Bateman's 3

I think I shall need to re-visit at some point because there were too many people when I was there and extracting information about all the things that interested me was not possible.

Fell in love with the pair of chairs in the entrance hall that looked like knights. Have not been able to find out any provenance on them but this is a closer image of one of them. The details on the shield as the chair back is just beautiful and clearly tells a story. I need to return to find out what.....

[Issi Bannerman]

Oh yes, I wouldn't want them in my house (imagine dusting that ...) but they are absolutely beautiful. And the craftsmanship involved is second to none.

[Andrew-Bede Allsop]

Beautiful carving, I can understand why you fell inline with them.

[Phil Howcroft]

Beautiful light on this gorgeous chair

[Kathy A]

Wow, fabulous chair!

[Susan Wakely]

Beautifully carved. I also wonder the significance.

[Diana]

Fabulous close up of these amazing details.

[Barb]

A truly beautiful and eye-catching chair.

[Wendy]

Now that's a chair. Can you imagine who sat there? Who did the leather and wood work. Amazing image and historical find.

[KV]

Gorgeous detail on the chair… amazing.

[Babs]

What a fabulous chair. Not exactly my taste but I can really appreciate the workmanship.

[Pat Knowles]

At first glance I thought it was a large gong to summon the house for dinner. It’s a very beautiful chair…..they don’t make them like that these days!

[Paula Fontanini]

What a beautifully intricate chair...don't see chairs like that on a regular basis!!

[Rob Z]

That's such a marvellous piece of furniture.

[Kathy]

I hope the chair is more comfortable than it looks

[Dorothy]

Oh I don’t remember these chairs, they are amazing!