Mutton Bone

French Louis XIV Style Mutton Bone Bench with Tan Leather Top & Stretcher, 19th Century

been lucky enough to uncover. Made from what resembles mutton bone or similar this museum quality hand

stands on four curved "os de mouton" legs (or mutton bone), embellished with a carved central stretcher

upholstery, button bone legs and stretcher.

19th century POW dice A lovely example of prisoner of war mutton bone dice. Encased in a mutton

POW (Prisoner of War) mutton bone hand carved barrel box and miniature dominoes game. The lid unscrews

The early 18th century Louis XIV period walnut armchair with scroll arms carved mutton bone cross

A set of eight French Louis XIV style "Mutton Bone" upholstered back dining chairs in beechwood

The pair of 18th century Italian walnut benches with linen upholstered seats and carved "mutton

Louis XIV style set of eight "mutton bone" upholstered back dining chairs in oak with

1970 and made of beech wood, each chair stands on carved volute "Os de Mouton" (mutton bone) legs

Set of 6 antique walnut dining chairs in the style of Louis XIII with a beautifully carved mutton

by a walnut wood frame with “pieds a os de mutton” (mutton bone legs) with H shaped stretchers.

Important group of six armchairs, mutton bone shaped uprights with curved and carved crossbars

upholstery with high rectangular backs, carved down slept scrolled arms and carved mutton bone legs joined by

19th century Mutton Bone Prisoner of War Domino Set and Case Dated from the mid to late 19th

shaped “os de mouton” (mutton-bone} legs and shaped stretchers. Bold proportions, with excellent color

This pair of hand-carved oak Louis XIV style armchairs features elegantly fluted mutton bone legs

19th century Prisoner of War Cribbage board. Hand carved from mutton bone or the like. These objects

arms over shaped “os de mouton” (mutton-bone} legs and stretchers. Good bold proportions, with deep

) and H-form mutton bone stretcher (os de mouton). These chairs have wooden peg construction and contain

Beautiful set of six antique French Louis XIV "mutton bone" dining chairs in hand carved solid

mutton bone and wood, the sole section of each example has a hidden compartment containing 2 carved

form, this example is made from mutton bone that would have been available to prisoners of war from

Louis XIII. Os De Mouton means; sheep or mutton bone. Our old plank restoration department rebuilt the

A large pair of French Fauteuil with billhead arms (bec de corbin) and H-shaped mutton-bone

war (POW) hand carved set of dominos, in a sliding painted lid box. Made from mutton bone and pine

Napoleonic prisoner of war game set An aged example of an early 19th Century mutton bone hand

of a lamb. The term is translated literally as "mutton bone." Measures: 19.5" W x 18" D x 42.5" H.

arms are supported scroll uprights on ‘os de mouton’ (mutton bone) stretcher. Exceptional original

legs of a lamb. The term is translated literally as "mutton bone.") Measures: 19" W x 19" D x 45.25" H.  

Century example of a Napoleonic prisoner of war carved mutton bone 'Spinning Jenny' automaton. The upper

these unusual and exceptionally well-made mutton bone handle, folk art metal sword shaped letter openers

legs is based on the shape of the legs of a lamb. The term is translated literally as "mutton bone

literally as "mutton bone.") Measures: 18.5" W x 19.5" D x 44" H.

literally as "mutton bone.") Measures: 19" W x 20" D x 44" H.  

400 years ago. They are called Os de Mouton, which translates to mutton bone. It's a simple style of

curved Os de Mouton “mutton bone” arms not only give the chairs their name, but also their unique and

) domino set. Made from mutton bone and hand carved with a detailed motif across its pine based sliding lid

is made of walnut and shaped in the scrolling mutton bone form that complements the curvaceous leaves

century hand carved Prisoner of War (POW) domino set. Made from mutton bone and hand carved with a

) domino set. Made from mutton bone and hand carved with a detailed and clam shell motif across its lid

, including mutton bones from rations, these prisoners began creating detailed items for sale at market stalls

19 ¼”. The curvaceous Os de Mouton “mutton bone” frames not only give the chairs their name, but also

fortunate enough to uncover. Made from mutton bone and hand carved with some delightful detail which include

These very comfortable dining chairs are known as Os de Mouton, or "Mutton Bone". It's a style that

) domino set. Made from mutton bone and hand carved with a detailed and carved motif box. This example

mutton bone prisoner of war dominos. 48 dominos in total which come encased in a hand carved wooden

: French / English Period: 19th century Material: Mutton bone Condition: Completely solid in structure

literally as "mutton bone.") Measures: 19.5" W x 19.5" D x 44" H.

legs is based on the shape of the legs of a lamb. The term is translated literally as "mutton bone

, geometric shapes, and inlaid mutton bone designs. With an inscription from the past owner detailing “This

based on the shape of the legs of a lamb. The term is translated literally as "mutton bone." Measures