A high splat-back Windsor chair in ash & elm with ring-turned legs and a crinoline stretcher. Probably by Marsh of Sleaford, manufactured between 1822 and 1861, given the triple-ring-turned legs and piercing to the back splat.
 
In very good overall condtion.  We have noted a historic repair to the top of each front leg where they have been pinned through the seat, which adds more charm and character to this particular chair. See images for details.