369 - An 18th Century Beech and Elm Windsor Armchair, painted with the Pelham Coat of Arms and the name Enmore, the double spindle back support and outswept arms painted in a red and white chequered design above a moulded seat, on ring-turned legs joined by an H stretcher 69cm by 41cm by 96cm The chair is believed to be part of a set which was used to furnish the Hall at Enmore. For a very similar chair with a different Coat of Arms (Perceval and Compton) see V&A, East Store House, which shows another chair which was possibly made for Enmore Castle in Somerset. Provenance: Property of Lady Walker, Isle of Man

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