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An elm seated ladder back chair

Late 19th century painted armchair with swept ladder back, splayed arms and rush seat

6th-7th century AD. A lead plaque with monogram impression to both sides, with Greek letters; and a ceramic pilgrim token, stamped to one side with bearded figure of a St Simeon Stylites, standing atop a column, robed wearing a pointed hat, flanked by two angles, ladder to the bottom right, incense burner to the bottom left. Cf. British Museum, accession number: 1991,0601.1 for a token with similar design. 23.3 grams total, 22-25.5mm (1"). Property of a Mayfair lady; formerly in an important London collection formed since 1965. The term Stylite or 'pillar-saint' refers to a type of Christian ascetic who lived on top of a column. The first of these was the Saint Simeon Stylites the Elder, possibly represented here, who took up residence atop a column in Syria in AD 423. The practice was adopted across the eastern empire, documented in Greece and the Middle East, but never spread to the western empire. From their column-residence, a stylite would pray, preach, fast and conduct pastoral work. Disciples would bring sustenance with the help of a ladder, depicted on this token. [2] Fine condition.

An Edwardian mahogany office chair with swivel base and scrolled arms, the back with pierced ladder back and anthemion mouldings

A pair of mid-Victorian ebonised and burr walnut drawing room chairs with upholstered seats and back, raised on turned and fluted supports, together with a Victorian mahogany toilet mirror and a further oval Edwardian overmantle mirror with bevelled edge mirror plate and small step ladder, orchard and pear

Vintage Atlas ladder stool and pair vintage shoe trees

Filing cabinet, a selection of plastic boxes and an aluminium combination ladder 

A matched set of six 18th/19th Century ash ladder back kitchen chairsEach chair with a ladder back above an envelope rush seat raised on turned legs with turned front stretcher and raised upon front pad feet.

Four assorted Oak chairs, to include an oak ladder back elbow chair. 1920's Oak lath back elbow chair. Second similar chair and one other.

A set of four pine and rush seated ladder back chairs

An aluminium step ladder

Early 20th century oak drawer leaf dining table, turned and carved rails and columns on sledge supports joined by single stretcher, (193cm x 92cm, H78cm), and set four ladder back oak chairs, green upholstered seat

Rectangular oak refectory table, pierced solid end supports joined by single stretcher, sledge feet, (138cm x 84cm, H75cm), with set six (4+2) oak ladder back chairs, upholstered seats, turned supports

A set of eight 18th century style oak ladder back dining chairs and a 19th century walnut chair, (9).

A LATE 19TH CENTURY PROVINCIAL OPEN ARM CHAIR, ladder back design, with elm seat, on turned supports, together with a REGENCY DESIGN OPEN ARMCHAIR, with upholstered seat (2)

An aluminium step ladder

An aluminium step ladder

An aluminium double extending ladder

Two late 19th century Arts and Crafts influenced oak ladder back chairs

An Avalon teak modular shelving system with black ladder uprights CONDITION REPORT: Images to follow week of sale

Rescue Ladder

2x Retro Coffee Tables with Ladder Shelves under

Retro Occasional Table with Ladder Shelf under

An oak refectory table with four plank top on stretchered square section legs, 199.5 x 89cm, with eight ladder back chairs (6+2) (9). Additional InformationAge is mid c19th.

DINKY: A boxed Dinky Supertoys, Coles Mobile Crane, 571, box as found, vehicle slightly chipped, together with a boxed Dinky Supertoys Fire Engine with Extending Ladder, 955, box as found. (2)

A 20th Century Oak Refectory Style Dining Table Of Planked Construction, Together With A Set Of Eight Ladder Backed Chairs, Table Top Approx 10ft 6" X 3ft 5”

A magnificent dining table and ten-chair set; the large (310cm x 110cm) table plank-topped (fruitwood/walnut?) with angular cleated ends/sides and raised upon two bulbous squared baluster-form supports terminating in large scrolls and united by a central stretcher; together with a set of ten ash rush-seated ladder-back armchairs; most probably originally supplied by I & JL Brown, Kings Road, London, SW6; CONDITION REPORT: The chairs push flush against the table when not in use although the arms fit underneath the planked table top some of them are a tight fit. This may be due to the fact that presently the scrolling base is half standing on decorative carpet and the other half on normal flooring. We think that normally they would slide underneath the table.

PLEASE NOTE - IN THE AUCTIONEER'S OPINION, THIS IS A 'MATCHED' SET A rare set of ten (8+2) early 19th century fruitwood elm and beech Windsor chairs (Buckinghamshire region); the chair in the manner of the Markham workshop, High Wycombe, the carvers with ladder-back-style rails, each rail centred with a carved roundel above an elm saddle-seat, the outswept shaped arms above bowed supports, each chair raised on four turned tapering slightly splaying legs united by an 'H' form stretcher, overall of good originality, colour and patination (10) CONDITION REPORT: These appear to have a nice overall original colour and patination with the lighter areas along the back rails, arms and seats as expected. There is some scuffing mostly towards the bottom of the legs commensurate with age. Where the chair legs affix to the undersides of the elm seats these appear to be tight and therefore the chairs are mainly sturdy. One elm seat has an approx. 3/4cm crack running from the front into the seat itself and this can be seen on the front on the edge and also underneath. The rails appear in good condition, some of the back legs exhibit scuffing, scratches and marks as you would expect commensurate with age. One other elm seat does have a 2/3cm crack coming in from the back although this is a very tight crack and is only visibly upon close inspection. There is also one other elm seats also has a crack where the right hand vertical support runs into it. Another chair has a crack at the back of the seat where the right hand vertical runs into it. There is some minor evidence of historic woodworm to some of the chair legs have “splashing” etc. One of the carvers has historic woodworm to the seat (mostly to the front) and also has a split to the right hand arm rest where it meets the bowed support and there is some evidence that this arm has been re-strengthened with a screw which has been plugged afterwards. The chairs are not without faults but in our opinion could be restored to a high level with nice colour patination and condition by a qualified restorer. The armchair with the sticker on the arms where they affix to the vertical uprights have been strengthened at some time. Some of the elm seats have minor twisting/bowing. The chairs have been entered privately from a good client and are in reasonable original general overall condition for age.

ARMO 2 STEP FOLDING STEP LADDER

A mixed lot to include a French orchard ladder, a wooden bath rack, a brass rail and other items

A tall 30 rung extending aluminium ladder

A Dogon ladder Mali of Y form with carved steps, 112cm high.

A South African stinkwood chair, with a ladder back, drop in seat on plain legs, 40cm W.

A modern oak dining table and 4 ladder back chairs

Set of 4 oak ladder-back chairs

Small Step Ladder

Set of aluminium six step ladders a further set of two step ladders and three step wooden step ladder with wall paper table

Abru three way ladder system step / straight two piece

A Kokyu (Japan) Tin plate friction powered Fire Dept truck, Reg K-55, automatic deploying telescopic extending ladder, mounted with a pair of firemen at the rear, printed marks, approx 33cm long

A miniature Bow figure of a Classical maiden c.1760, standing and holding a covered urn, wearing a yellow robe edged in pink and puce, one foot resting on a circular cushion, impressed ladder mark, some good restoration, 9.8cm.

A Corgi die cast vehicles, to include an M4A2 Sherman CC51007 British Army Bedford 69902, an American La France ariel ladder truck 51801, a Mack JL semi skirted tanker 51002 and five other Corgi die cast vehicles (9)

A pair of Chippendale style period single chairs, with pierced ladder backs, needlepoint drop-in seats and moulded square front legs (2)

A ladies 9ct gold Tudor mechanical bracelet watch, movement signed Tudor, silver dial, Arabic pointer markers, with later 9ct gold brick link bracelet and ladder snap clasp, 19.50g

Yes LPs, six Double and one Triple albums comprising Progeny, Magnification, Open Your Eyes, Like It Is, The Ladder, Beyond & Before and Something's Coming - all in Excellent+ condition

A set of six 20th Century oak ladder back dining chairs possibly by Jaycee furniture, over stuffed drop in seats upholstered in a tapestry style material, shaped ladder back rails flanked by turned uprights terminating in a finial point, raised on shaped supports united by stretchers. Measures 94cm high x 57cm wide x 44cm deep.

PROBABLY PRIORY OAK PERIOD STYLE DINING ROOM SUITE OF EIGHT PIECES, VIZ A SET OF SIX CHAIRS INCLUDING A PAIR OF CARVERS ARMCHAIRS WITH WAVY LADDER RAIL BACKS, DROP-IN SEATS; AN OBLONG REFECTORY STYLE DINING TABLE, ON TRESTLE END SUPPORTS, 6' X 2'8"; A COURT CUPBOARD STYLE SIDEBOARD WITH RAISED CANOPY BACK HAVING TWO LEAD LIGHT DOORS, THE BASE WITH THREE DRAWERS OVER THREE FRAMED FOUR PANEL DOORS

Five George III pierced ladder back dining chairs

A Three Step Pine Advertising Ladder, marked 'Sunlight' luxury Bathing and 'Bathing Soaps' to steps.

A rare antique 19th century 11mm Egyptian Remington Rolling Block SS military rifle, 50” overall, barrel 34” with ladder sight, Remington address and patent dates on frame tan and marks for Egypt to the lock plate. Walnut stock with 3 barrel bands and sling swivels. Mechanism appears in good working order, and generally very good overall. Obsolete calibre. Rare example.

MANNER OF EUGÈNE EMMANUEL VIOLLET-LE-DUCPAIR OF FRENCH SCHOOL GOTHIC REVIVAL OAK LADDER BACK SIDE CHAIRS, CIRCA 1875 each with ring turned uprights with leaf-carved finials, above later leather upholstered seats, and corresponding ring-turned legs (2)45cm wide, 122.5cm high, 41cm deep

20TH CENTURY MARK 1 SEXTANT BY GEORGE LEE & SON OF PORTSMOUTH with brass ladder frame, polished arc, signed Heath & Co, New Eltham, London, made for G. Falconer & Co, Hong Kong, in fitted mahogany case with paper label by George Lee & Son of Portsmouth, and test certificate for 20th June 1930 Provenance: The Peter Newall Collection

SHAKER STYLE LADDER BACK ROCKING CHAIR

Modern Retro selection of traditional toys including Jacobs ladder, knitting doll etc

A G-Plan teak drop leaf table and six matching G-Plan chairs with ladder backs

A double aluminium ladder

Mixed 19th century and later dining chairs to include two shield backs, three splat backs and a pair of oak ladder back chairs

A rush seat ladder back chair, on bobbin turned supports, and an ebonised and mother-of-pearl inlaid side chair

A Gimson design ladder back elbow chair with rush envelope seat, on turned and stretchered supports

A G-Plan teak draw leaf dining table, with one additional leaf, raised on turned legs, together with four single ladder back dining chairs, with brown draylon seats, raised on tapering square legs, table 74cm H, 189cm W, 88.5cm D.

A light oak refectory dining table, with a four plank top, raised on chamfered square legs, united by an H frame stretcher, together with six oak ladder back dining chairs, with plaid fabric covered drop-in seats, raised on square legs, comprising a pair of carvers and four single chairs, table 77cm H, 198cm W, 99cm D.