andJamaica Inn (1939). Film by Hitchock. Dramatic end for Leslie Banks. Thames Valley comb back vase splat Windsor armchair with cabriole legs by unknown maker, (1750-1770) #regionalfurniture #windsorchair #ThamesValley pic.twitter.com/u2ie118HMG— Julian Parker (@jhjparker) January 7, 2020
Jamaica Inn (1939) Film by Hitchcock. Romantic lead by Robert Newton. Windsor chair by Gillows of Lancaster. #regionalfurniture #windsorchair #Gillows pic.twitter.com/G3jar5k1Bb— Julian Parker (@jhjparker) January 7, 2020
An excellent article "Gillow’s ‘Neat and Strong Windsor Chairs’ for home and export in the eighteenth century" by Susan E. Stuart may be found on the Regional Furniture Society website. Her more recent update article More about Gillows’ Windsor and Common Chairs is also available on the RFS website.
Robert Parrott and Michael Harding Hill's article John Pitt (1714 - 1759) Thames Valley Windsor Chair Maker discusses early Thames Valley chairs similar to the one in the first Jamaica Inn Tweet above.
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