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Of solid oak. Each chair with a carved seat back centered by the arms of the Watts family. The seat above a plain frieze with five carved roundels to the front, from which issue two square tapering legs to the front and two saber legs to the rear.
Peter Nicholson (1765-1844) was a Scottish architect, mathematician and engineer, who moved to London in 1789. He may well be the only architect to have completed a full apprenticeship and worked for several years as a cabinet maker, as well as being a highly accomplished mathematician, publishing numerous books on geometry, algebra and fractions.
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