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A George V silver Chippendale fancy pattern part canteen of cutlery by James Dixon & Sons of Sheffield, including two tablespoons, 1927, three tablespoons 1928, four dessert spoons 1923, one teaspoon 1935, three dessert forks 1935 and four dessert forks 1923, 28.14 oz

in the Chippendale style, with pierced splat, square supports and box stretcher.*Property of the late Roderic Bullough, Vouziers, Guernsey

A pair of Mid 20th Century Chippendale style gilt wood oval wall mirrors the frames with acanthus leaves and floral swag detailing and rope twist rim. H 90cm, W 53cm.

A pair of Chippendale Revival open hall chairs, profusely carved pierced splat, drop in seat, H-stretcher

A Chinese Chippendale Revival oak open plate rack, dental cornice, 136cm high, 110cm wide

Edwardian mahogany side table with single drawer on square chamfered legs with ' Chinese Chippendale' carved blind fret brackets, 74cm wide, 49cm deep, 79cm high

Georgian rail back carver dining chair, Chippendale style carver chair & a bedroom chair

An oak drop leaf table, three Chippendale style chairs, a dining chair, bedroom chair and footstool

A Chippendale Revival mahogany serpentine sideboard, width 182cm, depth 66cm, height 90cm

A Victorian silver cream jug of bluster form, having a conforming Chippendale style rim terminating into a pointed spout, opposed by a scroll handle with engraved floral decoration to body and vacant circular cartouche, raised on three scroll feet, rubbed marks for possibly London between 1856-1875, indistinct makers mark, 195g Condition report: Good overall condition with some general surface wear. A few small dents to the body and handle but does not take away from the overall appearance. Feet are slightly bent so do not sit flat to a surface. Some push through to the interior from the legs. 

A George V silver sauce or gravy boat, with Chippendale style rim, generous spout opposed by a decorative scrolling handle, raised on three cabriole type legs, marks for Birmingham 1932, rubbed makers mark, 78g.

A George VI silver sauce boat of traditional design, with Chippendale style rim, generous spout opposed by a loop handle raised on three cabriole feet, marks for Sheffield 1949, maker Viner's Ltd (Emile Viner), 110g

An Edwardian silver tray, of square form with moulded and shaped Chippendale influenced rim enclosing the central foliate engraving and worn presentation inscription, raised on bracket feet, marks for Sheffield 1902, maker William Mammatt & Son, 25.5cm, 619grams, inscription intentionally worn and scratched

A George V silver sauce or gravy boat of traditional design, with Chippendale style rim, generous spout opposed by a scrolling handle, raised on three cabriole type legs, marks for London 1919, maker Reid & Sons, 93g. Some dents and compression to body and end of spout

A George V silver pedestal dish of circular form with Chippendale influenced rim, marks for Chester 1919 and rubbed makers mark, 307.5g

George III Chippendale design mahogany chest, moulded rectangular top with canted corners, wide canted uprights with blind fretwork decoration, two short and three long with moulded fronts, shaped brass handle plates, on ogee bracket feet Dimensions: Height: 77cm  Length/Width: 88cm  Depth/Diameter: 45cm

An 18thC mahogany Chippendale style chair with drop in seat. 93cm h to back.

An antique joined and relief carved oak single elbow chair in the 17th century taste, together with a 19th century provincial mahogany Hepplewhite elbow chair, a further mahogany single Chippendale dining chair, a mid-Victorian figured walnut and floral needlework upholstered nursing chair, and a further cane side chair (5)

Three various circa 1900 mahogany fret-cut wall mirrors, each in the Chippendale styleEach with losses and damage.

A George III Carved Mahogany Chippendale Director Period Single Dining Chair, circa 1760, recovered in modern red floral silk damask, the acanthus leaf carved top rail above a Gothic pierced splat and blind fred carved frame above a close-nailed overstuffed seat59cm by 58cm by 96cmsold together with one volume of Jourdain, Margaret & Rose (F) English Furniture: The Georgian Period 1750-1813 illustrating an identical chair on pg.74, pl.35 (2)The chair is structurally sound. There are numerous scuffs throughout the carved decoration. The top rail has a section missing (as photographed). The chair has been recently recovered, so the fabric is in good order. There are some further scuffs to the verso. The rear right leg has some traces of glue, but no evident sign of repair. The moulding to the rear seat rail is missing. See further images.

A Victorian Carved Mahogany Three-Seater Chippendale-Style Sofa, late 19th century, covered in worn yellow buttoned linen, with overstuffed back support, arms and seat, the moulded frame with carved seat rail on stout carved cabriole legs terminating in ball and claw feet213cm by 80cm by 80cm

A set of six reproduction Chippendale-style dining chairs - late 20th century, including two carvers, the shaped top rails over pierced vase splats and stuffover seats in ivory damask, on cabriole front legs with pad feet.

A mahogany Chippendale design table

Mixed ceramics to include a West German vase, Chippendale bowl, a vintage green ceramic ashtray and other items A/F Location:If there is no condition report shown, please request

A 19th century Chippendale Revival chest, canted rectangular top above two short and three long graduated cockbeaded drawers, brass swing handles, pierced batwing backplates, blind fretwork foreangles, bracket feet, 83cm high, 102cm wide, 51cm deep

A George II mahogany provincial Chippendale chair, of low proportions, stuffed-over seat, cabriole forelegs, pad forefeet, 83cm high, 57cm wide, 51cm deep, c.1755

An Edwardian  mahogany chippendale revival cabinet, early 20th c, with blind fret carved frieze and drawers, the pair of  doors flanked by coupled, turned pillars, on carved cabriole legs, 165cm h; 39 x 118cm An identical example, with an upstand, by Turner, Woodward & Co Ltd was sold Capes Dunn & Co, Manchester, 30 September 2014 Good condition

A Chippendale revival mahogany Carlton House manner desk. The desk raised on long carved cabriole legs, below a pair of brass swing handled drawers. Having gallery sides to top, with a series of pigeon holes, and small drawers to back. Measures approx. 106cm x 118cm x 64cm. 

A large mahogany conference or office table, in Chippendale style, the rectangular top in two parts, with a leaf carved edge and re-entrant corners, above two frieze drawers on blind fret carved legs, 79cm high, 372cm wide, 121cm deep.

A pair of Chippendale Style mahogany corner armchairs on ball and claw feet.

An American Chippendale style chest of drawers / cutlery chest. 63x43x92cm

An early 20th century Chinese Chippendale style drop-leaf dining table, circa 1800-1820. 145cm x 102cm x 73cm 9

A CHIPPENDALE REVIVAL MAHOGANY 'BUTLERS TRAY' on square legs fitted with trolley wheels, 70cm wide, an oak framed Art deco style fire screen and a gilt framed mirror with bevelled plate 50 x 42cm (3)

Three Chippendale revival dining chairs

A VICTORIAN SILVER SALVEROf shaped circular form, with a decorated Chippendale style pie-crust rim, engraved with a coat of arms at the centre, raised on three feet, London 1841, diameter 23cm, weight 384 grams

A SILVER SHAPED RECTANGULAR TRAYHaving a Chippendale style border by Walker and Hall, Sheffield 1948, size 52cm x 27.5cm, weight 1548 grams

A SILVER SALVEROf shaped circular form, having a pie-crust rim in the Chippendale style, raised on three scrolled feet, presentation inscribed, by Hamilton and Inches, Edinburgh 1927, diameter 41cm, weight 2000 grams

A SILVER SHAPED CIRCULAR SALVERDecorated with a Chippendale style pie-crust rim, with scallop motifs at intervals, raised on four ball and claw feet, diameter 27cm, London 1907, weight 647 grams

Three Chippendale style chairs, dining chair, bedroom chair and footstool

A George III Chippendale style carved mahogany and fabric upholstered Gainsborough chair

A set of four Chippendale style mahogany dining chairs

Georgian Chippendale design mahogany plate rack, projecting cornice over blind fretwork frieze, three-tier rack with moulded rails and arched curled bracketsDimensions: Height: 135cm  Length/Width: 160cm  Depth/Diameter: 16cm

A pair of trophy shaped Davidson 'Chippendale' Art Deco style crystal candlesticks, together with an art deco glass ashtray by Parker (Chance Glass). Good condition. Slight nibble to one handle.

A Georgian Chippendale style oak and upholstered sofa. Overall 225x93x78cm, seat 165x52x50cm.

A carved giltwood framed wall mirror of Chippendale design with scroll crest, 42" x 25" overall

A Georgian provincial carver chair of Chippendale design with drop-in seat, on stretchered supportsCondition:Joints are slightly separated where the top rail joins the splat and side uprights.Otherwise structurally sound. 

Mixed chairs to include a pair of 1920s bedroom chairs and a pair of Chippendale style armchairs Location:

A set of six early 20th century Chippendale style dining chairs with overstuffed upholstered seats raised on sabre forelegsLocation:If there is no condition report, please request

A Chippendale style mahogany and red leather topped library desk

A large quantity of Epns cutlery including; A.E. Thompson & Son part canteen, A. Beard Shaw & Co part canteen, pastry forks, Dixon Chippendale soup spoons, Thomas Ward & Sons butter knives, etc.

An Elizabeth II silver salver tray, with Chippendale pie-crust rim, raised upon three scroll feet, TS, Sheffield 1993, 17.5toz, 25.5 by 2.5cm high.

Assorted Furniture Including a Chippendale Style Walnut Veneered Coffee Table, carved detail, squat cabriole legs to ball & claw feet, 42cm by 66cm; also a mahogany tripod lamp standard, a nest of three tables, a further coffee table, two stools and a caned chair (7)

A George III gilt gesso and carved wood wall mirror. In the Chinese Chippendale taste, the galleried pagoda top with scrolls, and waterfalls above a central plate flanked by two small side plates, with two further pagodas with internal steps, the base with a later leaf moulded rail, height 98cm, width 53cm.

A set of six Chippendale design mahogany dining chairs. Circa 1900, with pierced and carved splats, drop-in seats on cabriole legs with claw and ball feet, including two carvers (6).

A MAHOGANY TWIN PEDESTAL PARTNER'S DESK,following a design of Thomas Chippendale of 1740, the rectangular top with outset corners and three tooled leather writing panels, above a centre drawer, and pedestals enclosing short drawers and upright divisions overlaid with bellflower swags and lion masked uprights, on hairy paw feet. 81cm high, 131cm deep, 203cm wide*The original desk resides in the collection of Nostell Priory, West Yorkshire  Condition Report: The top can be removed but rest of the desk appears to be one piece The top in good condition, some scuffs and scratches Two of the pedestal doors with vertical cracks Applied band of fluted decoration has come away from body and cracked, see images Scuffs and marks throughout especially to the lion masks and feet See additional images

THE CHRISTIE'S DUMFRIES HOUSE CATALOGUES,A rare pair of House Sale catalogues dating to 12th of July 2007.  Volumes I and II within a hard case sleeve ' A Chippendale Commission', 31cm, 6cm, 6cm*The dispersal of the collection was prevented at the last minute due to the intervention of His Royal Highness King Charles, who raised the funds to acquire the entire collection for the state. Dumfries House and contents became part of The National Trust and remains open to the public*

A "CHINESE CHIPPENDALE" UPHOLSTERED MAHOGANY STOOL, 19TH CENTURYwith intricately carved clustered column legs and worn brown fabric in a floral pattern, carved paterae and block feet united by cross stretcher, 41cm deep, 49cm wide, 47cm high

A CHIPPENDALE FOUR POSTER BED, PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1775the stop-fluted front posts above 'Marlborough' legs and block feet joined by a footrail, the back with octagonal shaped posts joined by a head rail, the frame with later a floral silk pelmet. 209cm high, 218cm long, 156cm wide Provenance: Dawesfield House, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USALots 92 - 175 form part of the original contents of Dawesfield, Lewis Lane, Ambler, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania - an iconic American farmhouse built by Abraham Dawes and by descent through generations of the female line. It served as the Revolutionary Headquarters of General George Washington from 20th October until 2nd November, 1777.Marlborough or ‘Marlboro’ square legs were popular in eighteenth century American bedsteads. The tapered square section of the Marlborough legs offer themselves as sturdy pedestals to the pillars of the bed. The term was first recorded in the Bristol Journal in 1783, ‘For Sale. A neat Mahogany Marlboro Bedstead’. However, this style of square leg ostensibly takes its name from George Spencer, the 4th Duke of Marlborough, to whom William Ince and John Mayhew dedicated their book The Universal System of Household Furniture (1759-62). A similar fourposter bed from Philadelphia is part of the Winterthur Museum collection.  Condition Report: 209cm high 218cm long 156cm wide 191cm high to tester Mattress sits on rails 31cm off the ground level Canopy fabric is a later replacement Strong and sturdy Some surface scuffing An old split line to one corner post, see images Inside measurements to accept mattress 139 x 198cm Floor to bottom of headboard panel: 50cm Floor to top pf headboard panel: 75cm Canopy rail is made of heavily stained hardwood, possibly cherry Footrail apparently mahogany See images

A CHIPPENDALE EBONISED AND STAINED HARDWOOD CORNER CABINET, PHILADEPHIA, CIRCA 1800, the upper section with broken swan neck pediment above domed glazed panel door enclosing shelves flanked by reeded corners above two small drawers and two cupboard doors on shallow circular feet, lacking central urn. 197cm high, 105cm wide, 63.5 cm deepProvenance: Dawesfield House, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USALots 92 - 175 form part of the original contents of Dawesfield, Lewis Lane, Ambler, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania - an iconic American farmhouse built by Abraham Dawes and by descent through generations of the female line. It served as the Revolutionary Headquarters of General George Washington from 20th October until 2nd November, 1777.

A pair of late 19th century mahogany Chippendale style carver chairs, carved with C scrolls, egg and dart moulding, scrolled arms, pierced splat backs terminating to gadrooned moulding, reeded squared legs with an H framed stretcher