Gen Allard Chair

This chair is steeped in history as the British soldiers found the original after the battle of Goojerat, fought against the Sikh rulers following the death of Ranjit Singh the "Lion of the Punjab". These chairs belonged to French Officers serving in the Sikh army. This rosewood and leather masterpiece is a must for your library or smoking room. The comfort and adjustability of the seat makes it a unique piece of furniture.

This classic and elegant stool has legs of solid rosewood and seat made from tough and pliable leather. Solid brass hardware reinforces the seat as well as legs to ensure a lifetime of use in comfort wherever you may choose, indoors or at outdoor events. A great accessory for persons on the move. Comes with a buckled strap for transport.

This highly portable, lightweight, extremely comfortable chair has a brilliantly functional design that makes it stable to sit on even in the most uneven terrain. A workhorse of the British colonial campaign ensemble until well into the last century this chair is virtually indestructible and will become a much-loved feature in your home or at your outdoor activities. When you use the chair, the straps, arms, seat, and back all act under tension to keep the whole structure in place, allowing it to adjust to uneven ground and remain perfectly stable. Made from the finest Rosewood, canvas and buffalo hide, the chair tren cycle comes with its own carrying bag of durable canvas included in the price.