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A mahogany elbow chair, Chippendale design, 56cm.

A mahogany Chippendale style two drawer side table raised on claw and ball supports

A 20TH CENTURY CHIPPENDALE STYLE CHAIR and an Edwardian mahogany elbow chair with acanthus scrolling arms and a carved vase shaped splat, on cabriole legs; an early 20th century toilet mirror on shaped feet and a mahogany tripod tilt table on ball feet

A CHIPPENDALE STYLE ELM COUNTRY CHAIR with vase shaped splat back

MIRROR, bevelled in a Chinoiserie Chippendale style silver painted border, 202cm x 94cm.

A 19th Century Mahogany Chippendale style chair, a fire screen, standard lamp, tea tray, suit rack and a side table

A set of twelve mahogany dining chairs in the Chippendale taste with pierced vase shaped back splats and upholstered seats with serpentine front rails, on square moulded and chamfered supports united to the out-splayed back legs by stretchers (2 carvers and 10 singles)

Peter Chippendale (1951-), "Wigan Pier", initialled, signed and dated 2013 on verso, acrylic on canvas, unframed, 50 x 60cm.; 19.75 x 23.75in. Artists' Resale Right ("droit de suite") may apply to this lot.

Peter Chippendale (1951-), "Red Gables", initialled, signed and dated 2015 on verso, acrylic on canvas, unframed, 60 x 50cm.; 23.75 x 19.75in. Artists' Resale Right ("droit de suite") may apply to this lot.

Peter Chippendale (1951-), "The Pond", initialled, signed and dated 2015 on verso, acrylic on canvas, unframed, 50 x 60cm.; 19.75 x 23.75in. * Peter Chippendale is a Burnley artist. He was born in Burnley on 8th June 1951 and has lived in and around Burnley all his life. Peter knows and understands the industrial working class north and its people really well, their pleasures, likes and dislikes, how they behave at work and at play, and perhaps most importantly, their sense of humour. This shows in his paintings (the chicken on the lead for instance and conehead are just two of Peters little quirks.)Peter only took up art in 2007 when Christine, his wife, bought him some paints to help take his mind off medical treatment he was having. Once Peter started to paint though, he loved it. Even though Peter has no art training he found he had a talent he didn't know about and didn't even suspect. People liked his work and he began to sell his paintings to friends and acquaintances. Shortly after he started painting Peter visited the Lowry Centre in Salford. Lowry's work really inspired Peter. Lowry, like Peter, was a local man painting scenes that depicted the people and places that had always surrounded him, the no nonsense working class northern attitude to life. Mill towns, cotton mills and terraced houses and people just getting on with it. Artists` Resale Right (droit de suite) may apply to this lot.

A SILVER SALVER by JB Charterley & Sons Ltd, Birmingham 1970, of circular Chippendale design, on three supports, 40.8cm diameter, 1,811g (58.4 troy ozs) gross

A large Chippendale Revival mahogany sideboard, c.1915

A Chippendale Revival mahogany wind-out dining table, two additional leaves, ball and claw feet, c.1920

A white painted jardiniere stand in Chinese Chippendale style, with fretwork decoration with a concave undertier, 111 cm high, 75.5cm wide, 51cm deep.

A George III mahogany breakfront 'Chinese Chippendale' style display cabinet, with a fret carved gallery with turned finials flanking and arched astragal glazed door and with two side doors enclosing three shelves, the base with blind fretwork panels and fitted with a central frieze drawer on panelled square tapering legs and block feet, 192cm high, 124.2cm wide, 50.6cm deep.

A set of George III mahogany hanging wall shelves in Chinese Chippendale style, the arched top with fret panels and a scroll carved surmount above four shelves with floret and ribbon carved edges and with fretwork sides, 149.2cm high, 79.5cm wide, 27.3cm deep. Provenance: By repute purchased by the present vendor from a sale held at Cholderton House, Nr. Salisbury, Wiltshire.

A set of twelve mahogany Chippendale style dining chairs including two carvers each with a pierced vase shape back splat, drop in seats, on square tapering front legs united by a plain H stretcher (2+10)

A George III oak three drawer dresser base fitted with Chippendale style brass handles raised on slender cabriole front legs terminating in a pointed toe, 199cm wide 89cm high 53cm deep along with an associated delft rack 191cm wide 109cm high (2)

A 19th century American cherrywood full height floor standing corner cabinet in the Chippendale style, the double scroll pediment over two glazed panel doors revealing shelves with two cupboard doors below raised on short cabriole front legs terminating in a ball and claw foot, the cabinet carved in relief with gadrooning and circular fan medallions

A group of five late George III oak country Chippendale dining chairs comprising of three examples with pierced vase shaped back splat over boarded seats on tapering front legs united by plain side stretchers along with a further pair with heart pierced back splat over boarded seat on square section front legs untied by plain side stretchers (5)

A George III mahogany chest of three long graduated drawers the rectangular flush fitting top with moulded edge the drawers with later Chippendale style brass handles raised on ogee moulded bracket feet 77cm wide 79cm high 45 deep

A LARGE OAK CHIPPENDALE STYLE LEAD GLAZED BOOKCASE

A Chippendale style mahogany double headboard, and modern gilt canopy with drape.

A late 19thC / early 20thC mahogany kneehole desk, in the manner of Thomas Chippendale, the rectangular top with three black tooled gilt leather inserts, within a leaf carved border, the front of which has canted corners, above an arrangement of nine drawers, flanked by foliate pilasters, opposing a panelled back on bracket feet, 127cm wide.

A modern mahogany table in Chippendale style, the shaped top with a raised border, the frieze with bead and reel edging on square tapering reeded legs, with leaf carved brackets and pierced X-shaped stretcher, 67cm high, 48cm deep, 86cm wide.

A pair of gilt wall mirrors in the Chinese Chippendale style, each elaborately decorated with a pagoda to the top above foliate 'C' scrolls, etc., with a rectangular plate, 160cm high, 80cm wide.

6 reproduction Chippendale style chairs inc 2 carvers

Three piece plated tea service, with beaded outlines, a similar tea pot in the Regency manner with creamer, another plated tea pot, all on a plated serving tray in the Chippendale piecrust manner.

Chippendale revival mahogany display cabinet, dental cornice, glazed panels, square tapering legs joined by a shelf, throughout with blind fretwork, width 74.5cm.

A Benares brass table top mounted on a Chippendale designed circular drawing room table with fret keyed pierced gallery and pillar supports.

An early Chippendale style mahogany elbow chair with pierced lattice back, acorn knobs, fluted legs, trellis work cross stretcher and needlework seat (af).

A Chippendale inspired glass fronted astragal glazed display cabinet with fret cut cornice and fitted drawers below.

A pair of George III Chippendale style side chairs

A Chippendale style mahogany bow front bedroom chest of drawers, with two small drawers above long drawer, raised on cabriole and ball and claw supports, 84cm high x 108cm wide x 54cm deep

A pair of Chippendale style mahogany dining chairs, raised on cabriole ball and claw supports, 103cm high

A George V silver salver, with Chippendale style border, atop four scroll form supports, hallmarks struck to the underside, sponsor's mark James Dixon and Sons, Sheffield 1928, diameter 41.5 cm approx, weight 1659 g / 53 ozt approx

A Set of Chippendale Style Mahogany/Walnut Dining Chairs, including two carvers.

An Antique Chippendale Style Walnut Veneer Mirror, the mirror having a plumed top with carved surround, approx 99 x 55 cms

A Chippendale style mahogany wall mirror.

A set of six Edwardian 'Chippendale' design dining chairs (6)

A Chippendale style walnut fret frame wall mirror, 101½ x 58cm (39 x 23in)

Early 20th Century American type spring rocking chair together with Chippendale style dining chair. (2)

An Edwardian Chippendale Revival Bookcase with Blind Fret Work and Pierced Detail, having a pair of astragal glazed doors to the top with three adjustable shelves raised on a bow fronted stand with square tapered legs terminated by spade feet and united by an under tier. (key(s) in office).

Two Chippendale Single Bud Vases, together with a Greek key Victorian mustard pot, 1880, a silver-plated sauce boat and a sweet basket (5).

A pair of c1900 mahogany Chippendale style mahogany 'ribbon' back open arm carver chairs, with cabriole support

An attractive 20th Century carved and finely figured mahogany demi-lune Commode, in the manner of Thomas Chippendale by Waring & Gillows Ltd., stamped and with label, the moulded top over a carved frieze, with single panel door, and a gadroon decorated base, with four ball n' claw feet, 122cms, (48") wide. (1)

A good quality large Chippendale style two door Wardrobe, with fine pierced and carved swan neck pediment over two large astragal glazed doors with inlaid panel doors below, on ogee bracket feet, 248cms (8'2") high x 132cms (4'4") wide. (1) Provenance: Purchased by the owner's family at Iveagh House Sale 1939.

An attractive Chinese Chippendale style mahogany three shelf Wall Bracket, with pagoda style top and fretwork sides, 112cms x 80cms (44" high x 31 1/2"). (1)

A late 18th Century Chippendale style oak Commode Armchair, with carved pierced splat back, on square legs. (1)

An old Chippendale style carved mahogany Side Chair, the pieced splat back over upholstered seat on front fluted legs. (1)

A good set of 8 Chippendale style ladder back Dining Chairs, with label for Hudson Son & Jenkins Ltd., Dublin, with blue material fitted seats, on square legs. (8)

A set of four wooden Windsor type Chairs, two carvers and two singles, with pierced latted arch backs in the Gothic Chippendale style with front cabriole legs. (4)

A good Chippendale style walnut Armchair, with drop in seat on square chamfered front legs. (1)

A pair of finely carved Chippendale style mahogany Armchairs, with pierced splats, on front carved legs with ball n' claw feet. (2)

A CHIPPENDALE STYLE MAHOGANY ARMCHAIR on cabriole legs

A late 19th century mahogany Chippendale mirror

A Chippendale period mahogany library armchair. With heavily splayed back and arms with H stretcher and ornamented with blind fret carving.

Two Chippendale style mahogany dining chairs; and Edwardian satinwood strung elbow chair; and a bedroom chair (4)

A late 19th century mahogany Chippendale style revolving desk chair; together with a 1930s oak revolving desk chair (2)

Set of four vintage mahogany Chippendale style dining chairs