A Good Quality 20thC Button-Back Leather Club Armchair sub-Mirrors & Lighting Count Numsie’s broken heart was

Count Numsie’s broken heart was so bad he decided to immortalise Joanna’s favourite bird in the finest case to be found to have some tangible link to her soul

guéridons were typically one-legged pedestals used as stands for candles or candelabra

the whole on a fawn coloured ground

pictured in the artist’s studio in 1928

and each able to be stacked in any particular configuration

A Good Quality 20thC Button-Back Leather Club Armchair sub-Mirrors & Lighting Count Numsie’s broken heart wasOrigin: English Period: Mid Late 20thCProvenance: UnknownDate: c. 1980Height: 34 or 14 at seatWidth: 34Depth: 34 (all at extremities)The comfortable and deep tan leather armchair, in the manner of Harrods, having flared arms, the whole with button back and apron, with turned oak front legs to rear sabres, the flanks being hobnailed and the whole surviving from the third quarter of the twentieth century. The chair is in original order with only a