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Lot 32
CHIPPENDALE REVIVAL MAHOGANY ARMCHAIR 19TH CENTURY of generous proportions, the shaped and carved top rail centred by a pierced shell motif, above a pierced and foliate carved interlaced splat, over a drop-in seat flanked by acanthus carved scrolling arms with scrolled terminals, raised on fluted legs joined by a pierced H stretcher, with brass castors 72cm wide, 101cm high, 44cm deep; seat height 46cm
Lot 800
An 18th Century Scottish laburnum dining chair of Chippendale design with carved pierced back splat over an upholstered seat on plain chamfered supports united by stretchers, 57 cm wide x 46 cm deep x 94 cm high CONDITION REPORTS There is damage throughout to the back including a crack to the central back splat, a filled in repair to the base of it and knocks etc on the side supports, some of which have been filled. In need of re-upholstery and a good polish. There are various old sticker marks etc on the chair throughout. Otherwise wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more details
Lot 1213
FURNITURE MAKING -- CHIPPENDALE, Th. The Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director. Being a large Collection of the most Elegant and Useful Designs of Household Furniture in the Gothic, Chinese and Modern Taste. 2n ed. London, J. Haberkorn, 1755. x, 27 pp. W. engr. dedicatory leaf and 161 full-p. engr. plates (incl. plate 25a), engr. after the author by M. Darly and I.S. & T. Müller. Lge-fol. Later hcf. w. marbled paper sides. (Bind. worn, several prelim. lvs. loose (plates 73-87 also loose), the loose plates frayed/chipped along borders, some (damp) staining in places, age-toned, traces of use). NOTE: Second and unchanged edition of one of the most important works on furniture designs in England to that point which created a mass market for furniture. With small blind stamps in places, indicating that this book once belonged to the Groningen furniture factory of J.A. Huizinga. - O'Neal 26. - Sold w.a.f., not subject to return.
Lot 29
A SET OF FOURTEEN MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS LATE 19TH OR EARLY 20TH CENTURY, IN CHIPPENDALE STYLE The two armchairs 98cm high, 66cm wide, 59cm deep, the twelve side chairs 96.5cm high, 60cm wide, 64cm deep Provenance: Private Collection, Phillimore Gardens, London Condition Report: All with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useSplits and cracks, chips and losses, signs of repair around the backs of some chairs where the meet the cresting rails The leather seats all with cracking and deep creasing, no obvious rips or tears noted Some movement to joints - mainly the backs and integral legs All with rubbing and wear, including small old losses and impactions around the cresting rails, unevenness to the surfaces here also from age, use and storagePlease see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 446
A pair of Victorian silver egg motif pepperettes, raised on circular step moulded feet, marks for Birmingham 1898, indistinct makers mark, along with a pair of George V silver salts, having Chippendale style rims raised on four cabriole style legs, marks for Sheffield 1912, maker Walker & Hall, a navette shaped salt and bulbous form mustard, marks for Birmingham, Sheffield, 1891, 1945, makers John Henry Potter and indistinct, 156g gross
Lot 417
An Edwardian silver cream jug, having a Chippendale style rim with a broad spout opposed by a scroll handle, raised on three cabriole style legs, marks for Birmingham 1904, indistinct makers mark, along with an early 20th century cream jug, having lobed rim with broad spout, c-curve handle and raised on three ball feet, rubbed hallmarks, 100g gross
Lot 555
An assortment of six 20th century silver salts, mustards and pepperettes, all having Chippendale style rims raised on cabriole style legs, two with blue glass liners, marks to include Chester, Birmingham, 1905, 1907, 1975, makers Deakin & Francis Ltd, David Hollander & Son, 227g gross silver
Lot 486
An early George V silver pedestal bon-bon dish, having a Chippendale style rim raised on a circular step moulded foot, marks for Sheffield 1913, maker Walker & Hall, 6cm, 130g Condition report: Sits flat on surfaces. General surface wear with some small scratches. Some very small dents to the foot, rim in good condition. No obvious restoration or repair
Lot 38
An early 18th century period walnut side chair with a plain backsplat and a shaped front seat rail, raised upon square section legs united by stretchers, 53cms wide x 53cms deep x 93cms high; together with an 18th century Chippendale style carved side chair, 52.5cms wide x 51cms deep x 99cms high, both with drop in needlepoint seats. Estimate £20-40.
Lot 49
A good Georgian mahogany architect's desk, with a rising adjustable angled top supported on a ratchet, with a typical pull out front section to reveal a sliding baize top enclosing a fitted interior with drawers, original large central brass locking plate and handle, raised upon Chippendale style inside chamfered legs with recessed castors, 100cms wide x 61.5cms deep x 80.5cms high. Estimate £300-400.
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