19th-Century Chaise Longue Attributed to Miles and Edwards

An English chaise longue, circa 1830–1850, attributed to Miles and Edwards.

Of compact proportions, with a tall reclining back and rolled top, a single padded arm supported by an open wooden scroll, and a long upholstered seat. Raised on turned front legs and swept rear legs which have faux graining although faded and all legs retain the original brass castors, one has been repaired.

An impressed ‘JH’ stamp is present on the frame.

Offered for reupholstery, with the underlying hessian and stitched upholstery exposed. The frame is sturdy, with age-related surface wear and evidence of previous upholstery work.

Width 148cm × Depth 58cm × Height 90cm
Width 4′10″ × Depth 1′11″ × Height 2′11″

Seat height 35cm / 1′2″

Measurements are approximate. Seat height may change following reupholstery.