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Lot 481
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.
Lot 283
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
Lot 300
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*
Lot 130
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
Lot 106
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.
Lot 1446
A Chippendale Revival mahogany child’s corner chair, shaped and pierced splats, drop-in seat, cabriole foreleg carved to the knee with acanthus, ball and claw forefoot, stamped H. SAMUEL 484 OXFORD ST LONDON (1881-1913), 67.5cm high, 51cm wideThe company of Henry Samuel were dealers in high quality works of art, particularly specialising in copies of 18th century items as well as in period pieces of furniture, all of fine quality and design.
Lot 1460
Fine 18th century Chinese Chippendale influenced giltwood overmantel mirror, having three pleasantly distressed mirrored plates within shaped carved frame with pagoda surmount, 101 x 125cmProvenance: believed to have been in the same family ownership since the 1920s Dimensions as stated in the catalogue. Plate appears to be original and pleasantly distressed. Gilding also appears to be original. Significant very old bracing to rear, some splits and breaks to pagoda cresting, overall numerous losses to ornamental elements, also gesso losses and overall wear (see images) yet it presents very well and appears to mostly a good honest piece
Lot 1150
Set of six (5+1) Chippendale design mahogany dining chairs, shaped cresting rail over pierced splat with elaborately carved foliate and scrolling decoration, over drop-in upholstered seats, raised on cabriole supports with scrolled acanthus carved knees and ball and claw carved terminalsDimensions: Height: 101cm Length/Width: 59cm Depth/Diameter: 57cm
Lot 1076
Set of eight (6+2) early 20th century Chippendale design mahogany dining chairs, shaped cresting rail over pierced interlocking splat with carved foliate and scrolling decoration, drop-in tan leather upholstered seats, over moulded gadrooned apron, raised on cabriole supports with acanthus carved knees and ball and claw carved terminalsDimensions: Height: 103cm Length/Width: 60cm
Lot 687
Edinburgh - A Victorian silver salver together with an Old Sheffield Plate example, mark of James McKay, 1840, 'Chippendale' style with shell and scroll rim, the field with foliate engraving around a central monogrammed cartouche, raised on 3 applied cast shell and scroll feet, 27cm diameter, 530.6g (17ozt); the OSP example of similar style with gadrooned rim, the field with a border of foliate engraving and with a central monogram, raised on 3 applied cast shell and scroll feet, 30cm diameter (2)
Lot 826
A George II Scottish silver teapot and stand, the former of compressed bullet form decorated with chased shells and floral scrolls, having ivory insulators, fluted spout and moulded foot, the stand decorated with conforming chased scrolls and having a Chippendale rim, WD, Edinburgh, Assay Master Douglas Ged (1740-1741), 1740, teapot 14 cm tall, stand 15 cm diameter, 853 g gross
Lot 669
A GEORGE III MAHOGANY GAINSBOROUGH ARMCHAIR 18th century and later, with serpentine padded back, downswept scrolled reeded arms and conforming moulded front legs united by pierced stretchers and brackets of 'Chinese Chippendale' style, on brass castors, 100cm high x 69cm wide x 85cm deepProvenance: From the collection of the late Anthony du Boulay FSA (1929-2022) and thence by descent.
Lot 691
A set of four mahogany framed Provincial Chippendale style dining chairs with pierced back splats and drop in seats on square supports united by stretchers together with a mahogany bar back dining chair with cane seat, a balloon back dining chair with drop in seat and an oak provincial Chippendale style panel seated dining chair (7)
Lot 611
An 18th Century carved giltwood and gesso framed wall mirror in the Chinese Chippendale taste, the oval plate within a multiple plate border and C scroll and acanthus framework surmounted a waterfall grotto flanked by two phoenix with spread wings surmounted by an urn of flowers, oak leaves and acorns 180 cm high x 98 cm wide CONDITION REPORTS The overall condition appears to be "country house" good though clearly some signs of old restoration and re-painting in several areas including the right leg of the left bird - wired and re-painted. Right bird appears to have had wing damaged and repaired at some point in the past. The top finial is removable. See images for further detail of gilding and cracking, loss, etc. The plates appear to be original with silver spotted in several areas and certainly a grey-ish colour throughout. Again, see images for further detail. The back is covered with a hard board panel which may be there for support for the main structure so has not been removed for fear of causing any damage. Again, see images for further detail.
Lot 106
A giltwood overmantel mirror, late 19th Century, of Chippendale design, the central plate surrounded by marginal plates, the frame carved with C-scrolls, foliage, rocaille and hung with flowerheads, the shaped cresting with double C-scroll and foliate central motif flanked by ho ho birds, 133cm high, 157cm wideWe believe the main plate is original, possible replacement to side marginal plates, gilding overall in fair condition with some areas rubbed, minor chips, several old restorations to carved vines and mouldings, a few gesso chips and cracks, crack to the left upper scroll moulding bar, loss to one of the left hand leaves on moulding, wings of hoho birds pinned and a little loose, tail feather of right hoho bird with small loss, a few losses to carved crest.
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