Object Description
upholstered in Lochcarron tartan.
These chairs are typical examples from the cockpen family of seat furniture which generally all share the same distinctive form of leg: of round section, the front legs outsplayed and with a bead to the leading edge, characterised especially by those with the lattice or Chinese backs.
The form can be associated originally with the Edinburgh firm of Young & Trotter; a wing chair is known with lining canvas stamped with their name (presumably previously used for shipping material to them).