High-sided “tub” silhouette
The gently curved arms rise to nearly the same height as the back, creating a cozy, enclosed seating shape.
This is reminiscent of early 20th-century small parlour or drawing-room sofas — often called Knole-style or tub-back sofas.
Tight back and seat upholstery
No separate cushions; instead, the seat and back are fully upholstered for a smooth, tailored appearance.
This gives it a formal yet refined look, common in period upholstery.
Piped edges (contrast welting)
The fine white piping defines the shape crisply, showing the upholsterer’s craftsmanship and providing a smart edge to the soft fabric.
Gathered frill (skirt)
The ruffled skirt at the base is the signature detail — giving the piece a romantic, feminine flair.
It softens the geometry and hides the frame line while nodding to 18th–19th-century upholstered furniture, where skirts concealed legs and castors.
Turned legs on castors
These small wooden legs with metal castors are a classic feature of antique English sofas, allowing easy movement on wooden floors.
SIZE:
Height: 30 1/2 inch
Width: 54 inch
Deep 25 inch
FABRIC:
Pale Butter Yellow and Off white trim
Care Dry clean
