Dining chair by Lockwood Kipling and Ram Singh. One of an original set of 36 from the Durbar Room at Osborne House. The room reflects Queen Victoria's fascination with India, much of the work was executed in situ by Indian craftsmen. It was originally furnished as a banqueting room with a set of 36 dining chairs and 5 side tables.
More information
Title of artwork, date
Dining chair, 1892
Date supported
1992
Medium and material
Walnut & leather
Dimensions
110 x 53 x 48 cm
Grant
1500
Total cost
6383
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