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Click here to subscribeA near pair of Victorian easy armchairs, each with square mahogany legs and brass caps and castorsOne chair missing central stretcher, and two front spandrels, other chair missing left outside spandrel and central stretcher, two front spandrels appear to be replacements, upholstery in poor condition for both chairs, scuffs, marks and scratches acceptable with age and usage
A Balzac armchair and ottoman footstool by Matthew Hilton for SCP, in tan leather and raised on short oak legsthe chair 85cm wide102cm deep80cm high the footstool72cm wide54cm wide37cm high (2)Condition Reportthe seat cushion a replacement, leather worn, scratched and watermarked, and faded, sound usable condition, oil mark to head rest section, knocks and dents to the legs
A set of ten late Regency mahogany dining chairs, with a curved bar top rail, over seats with removable striped cushions, on straight supports, comprising eight single chairs;47cm wide40cm deep84cm high, seat 41cm highand two armchairs;56cm wide47cm deep84cm high, seat 41cm highCondition ReportThe arms to one of the armchairs is a little loose and wobbles. One single chair with a loss to the X back. Cracks and losses to the frames. The cushions are heavily worn, with losses and loose threads. Otherwise, the frames are sturdy and useable.
A pair of hardwood chairs c.1900, Chinese, the shaped back with pieced and carved central roundel, over solid seats, the legs joined by stretchers68cm wide52cm deep101cm high Condition Reportloss to the back panel of one chair, knocks and scratches to the surface, wear and rubbing, both sturdy and useable, slight variation in colour in places. Please see the additional images.
A set of six Victorian walnut dining chairs - the shaped, waisted backs with carved foliate scroll, over stuff over seats, raised on cabriole front legs.* Condition: The chairs are solid with very little joint movement. The upholstery is faded/worn and the webbing is aged and has split on two chairs. All six have old (inactive) worm holes to the beech seat rails - this has come through the walnut veneer in a few places. One chair has an old repair to the joint of the uprights and top rail. Some worn patches to polish and unevenness to colour throughout.
A matched pair of George III provincial dining chairs - one in oak, beech and fruitwood, the other in oak and elm, with camel back top rails and pierced vase splats, over solid seats, on square tapered legs united by H-stretchers, the larger 50 cm wide, 96.5 cm high; together with a provincial George III oak Chippendale style chair. (3)
Two pieces: 1. a reproduction French 19th century style mahogany and kingwood serpentine writing table - late 20th century, the crossbanded, quarter-veneered top over a single frieze drawer with shaped lower edge and rococo-style handles, raised on angular cabriole-style supports with foliate brass mounts and sabots (LWH 103.5 x 58.5 x 74 cm); 2. a reproduction mahogany spider-back chair with ivory silk damask stuffover seat and square, moulded tapered front legs with spade feet, 56.5 cm wide, 90 cm high. (2)
A folding Indian painted and lacquered travelling chair - 20th century, the back painted with two nobleman travelling on an elephant mahout through a landscape, within gilt bell flower and red and green beaded borders, the slatted seat with gilt fern leaf decoration, 35.5 cm high; together with a small Indian chased brass dish, 20 cm diameter; and an Indonesian hand painted linen wall hanging,
Thomas John Hughes (fl.1879-1892) Portrait of a young lady, seated in a chair oval watercolour, heightened with body colour, signed and dated in pencil 1880 lower right 17¼ x 13½ in (43.8 x 34.3 cm), original gilt frame, with extensive losses (66 x 56.5 cm) * Condition: Some spotting and the card is moderately toned, showing the white bodycolour as a contrasting white around the lace collar and cuff. Dirt and some spotting to slip. Heavy losses from gesso to frame.
Two side chairs, circa 1780, one with arched back over blind fret carved front legs and splayed back legs united by an H-frame stretcher upholstered in a pink fabric, the other with a curved back over a serpentine front seat rail upholstered in studded leather77 x 57 x 62cm 94 x 58 x 64cmChair with serpentine front structurally weak with some forward backward movement, historic worm to the seat rails, splits to the rear section of the side rails, fabric very tattyThe other also with historic worm to the seat rails, the front rail has been replaced, so too have the blocks, stains to the leatherSee photos
A Chinese hardwood armchair with marble seat, circa 1900, the shaped back with relief carved pierced splat over a marble inset seat88 x 66 x 48cmPlease see additional images of this lot. The elements of this chair are associated, with the carved back and arms being earlier than the seat and legs which may have been adapted from a stool or urn stand.
19th century Continental fruitwood side chair with studded leather seatSignificant deterioration and patching to the leather, some holes and splits, joints are loose. Some worm damage to stretchers, particularly left stretcher which is nearly broken through, bun feet replaced and possible other restorations, height to seat 53cm
A mahogany and inlaid elbow chair in Art Nouveau style, early 20th century; the padded backrest toprail with marquetry floral motifs; above slender arms descending to marquetry worked supports as through stile legs, 92cm high, 61cm wide; and another marquetry worked elbow chair in Art Nouveau style, circa 1900
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