Described by many as a ‘Nun’s Praying Chair’ or a ‘Lorraine Chair’ - as in from the French region of Lorraine.
Construction techniques suggest it is 17th Century; but it is in such good condition. You’d expect signs of historical damage to an older piece.
it is stunning and emotive.; beautiful in its honesty and simplicity. Embodying a sense of warmth and grounding that only a timeless piece can.
Described by many as a ‘Nun’s Praying Chair’ or a ‘Lorraine Chair’ - as in from the French region of Lorraine.
Construction techniques suggest it is 17th Century; but it is in such good condition. You’d expect signs of historical damage to an older piece.
it is stunning and emotive.; beautiful in its honesty and simplicity. Embodying a sense of warmth and grounding that only a timeless piece can.
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