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Shackleton's Chair
Chair, wooden loop backed chair with perforated seat. Chair alleged to have belonged to Ernest Shackleton, came from his home in Chislehurst, Kent. Donated by the god-daughter of Shackleton's garderner. The arm rests are formed of shaped wood with additional shaped wooden sections screwed to the upper part of the rest. A separate strengthening hoop is fitted to the rear of the legs.
| Number: | DUNIH 2007.27 |
| Name: | Shackleton's Chair |
| Date: | 1920 |
| Maker: | Not Specified |
| Location: | In Store |
