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1950s Lloyd Loom Lusty pink nursing / side chair - now with photo!


msamykey

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A very pretty and decorative Lloyd Loom chair in a lusty rosy pink and gold. Silk embroidered fabric seat(removable, so there's a small storage area under the cushion). For its age its in very good condition - the frame is in excellent shape, though the seat covering and padding might need replacing if you intend to use it as a regular sitting chair.


?40 and available to collect from SE22 Friday afternoon or on Sunday this weekend.

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