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Lot 822
BRACKENBURY, G. The Campaign in the Crimea 1855, London, sm.4to orig. gt. dec. cl. somewhat wrn. plus …Second Series 1856, cont. hf. cf. top 1” cut off from t/p. each with 40 tinted lithos. by W Simpson, plus Descriptive Sketches Illustrating Mr. William Simpson’s Drawings of the Seat of War in the East First Series, 1855, London, 4to orig. cl. (3)
Lot 431
DINKY; a 102 Joe's Car with display stand, and 104 Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle (2).Additional InformationBox very worn and tears, missing flaps, consider af, display stand with further creases and tears, model with dirt and dust but overall very light play wear, Spectrum Pursuit vehicle box heavily worn, tears, creases, model play worn, dirt and dust, peeling to decals, some loss to the decal of the hinged front section, figure present to internal ejector seat.
Lot 1137
An Edwardian satinwood and painted bergère caned tub chair with single caned back centred with an oval medallion, double caned arms with turned uprights and raised on square section tapering legs to spade feet. Provenance: From a private Worcestershire collection.Additional InformationThe arms are double caned and there is damage to both of these. The back has clearly been re-caned and it is probable that this originally was also double backed. You can see the marks beneath the canework on the frame, which is rather untidy. General surface rubbing to the arms. The seat is torn and giving, therefore this would require complete restoration of the caning.
Lot 1138
A pair of Edwardian stained beech and painted elbow chairs with turned top rail above down swept arms, bergère caned seat and turned tapering legs united by stretchers, height 80cm.Provenance: From a private Worcestershire collection.Additional InformationBoth are simulated beech intended to look like satinwood. On one of the chairs, the bergère caning has gone completely, on the second chair it is starting to give. Both are of relatively sound construction, have general surface wear to the arms, with some of the paint now lost through to rubbing. General surface marks throughout.
Lot 1285
A 17th century style carved oak joint stool, on turned legs, height 46cm, width 45.5cm, depth 27cm, with a stained oak stool with woven leather seat, height 41cm, width 40.5cm, depth 30.5cm, with a nest of two stained oak occasional tables, height 51.5cm, width 60.5cm, depth 30.8cm (4).Additional InformationThe nest of two tables heavily throughout, the leather topped stool with general age wear, rubbing to the staining and scuffs but essentially fair, the joint stool with some sun fading and general age wear.
Lot 1287
A pair of Victorian lacquered papier mache children's chairs decorated throughout with gilt and painted floral motifs, with caned seats, on turned legs with splayed feet, height 60cm (2).Additional InformationOne of the caned seats is in poor condition and will need replacing, the other caned seat is better but the caning is probably not original. General age related craquelure to the finish throughout, other general scuffs and nicks here and there commensurate with age and use. A little tired but overall fair
Lot 1291
A Victorian walnut spoon back armchair of serpentine outline with carved detail to knees on castors.Additional InformationSplit through the left arm with crude repair, further chips and losses, touch ups and other split to the further splits to frame, obvious repairs where the arms meet the back of the seat, further scuffs, scrapes, touch ups and repairs including to the right foot above the castor, upholstery somewhat tired.
Lot 1293
A 19th century ebonised slipper chair with upholstered back and seat and applied brass detail on stretchered supports (af).Additional InformationTop rail broken to right side, will need to be reattached. Heavy general wear throughout, feels loose, stains and fraying, thinning and general tiredness to upholstery, some lifting to brass detail etc.
Lot 1294
A Victorian carved walnut side chair, with floral bead work upholstered back and later green upholstered seat on turned legs, height 95cm.Additional InformationThe bead work panel to the back is fraying and splitting towards the top and the bottom and will need attention. General age wear scuffs and knocks to the frame.
Lot 1296
A Victorian carved rosewood lady's salon chair with burgundy dreylon upholstered back and seat on turned and fluted tapered legs, with fitted castors, height 89cm.Additional InformationSome light marks to the upholstery, the braiding around the seat and back of panel is loose in parts and has frayed. Some of the joints are slightly open at the top. General scuffs and wear around all four of the legs. The carved cresting bar to the top of the back is cracked to the left hand side, this may have been detached and re-glued but not recently, overall fair.
Lot 1297
An early 20th century French fauteuil with gilt heightened frame, padded back, arms and seat and raised on cabriole front legs.Provenance: From a private Worcestershire collection.Additional InformationThe upholstery is torn in parts, noticeably on the arms and the braiding is loose to the back and to some of the seat. It has clearly been re-gilded at some stage. Of a sound construction, missing the very top section of the scroll on the top rail.
Lot 1302
GILLOWS; a pair of Victorian carved rosewood side chairs, with scroll carved backs and floral upholstered seats, on cabriole legs, height 83cm, each chair stamped to the underside of the seat. Additional InformationOne of the chairs has three breaks to the small sea scroll sections at the top of the back. The upholstery is later, some old worm holes hear and there but nothing living. General light age wear patina to the wood throughout. One of the walnut chairs with repairs to the carved detailing below the oval splat, one a little loose to the joints of the upper section of the chair. Both with general age wear scuffs and marks.
Lot 1306
A 19th century ebonised rush seated bobbin corner chair, together with an elm ladder back rush seated chair and two similar examples (4).Additional InformationThe joints are loose on the corner chair, heavy wear to the rush seat on the single chair, one of the pair has been cut down, knocks, scuffs. Height of tallest chair 88.5cm.
Lot 1314
A set of four stained beech folding garden or beach chairs with later upholstered backs and seats on rectangular legs, height 88cm, and an early 20th century Vono folding games table, top 76 x 76cm (5).Additional InformationAll are a little messy where the upholstery has been done, there are many old holes and marks from where previous upholstery nails have sat. The front left join of one of the X frames where it meets the bar for the seat is open and will need re-gluing or fixing back into position. The varnish surface is possibly not original. Despite faults overall appearance ok.
Lot 1317
A set of six Victorian walnut balloon back salon chairs, raised on cabriole supports, the seat cushions upholstered with floral tapestry material.Additional InformationOne leg has been detached but still present, one example with crude old repair, the joints are loose on a couple of examples.
Lot 1318
A Victorian faux grained rosewood and beech side chair with patchwork seat and turned and splayed legs, with a stained beech side chair with needlework seat on turned legs, a Victorian carved walnut low chair with scroll shaped splat and needlework seat on carved legs and three other chairs (6).Additional InformationAll with general age where patina, surface scratches and scuffs commensurate with age and use throughout. The splat to the stained beech chair with blue needlework seat has been glue repaired and the left upright support has also been broken and glue repaired. The low chair is lacking both finials to the uprights and the splat is also repaired and has a chip, the back left leg with a chip at the base. All a little tired with some attention needed.
Lot 1384
A near set of four 19th century yew wood and ash Windsor chairs, the stick hooped backs with pierced splats and scrolling arms above saddle shaped seats on turned legs with crinoline stretchers, height 91cm.Additional InformationChair 1 - old crack to the arm hoop back on the right hand side. One crack to the pierced splat. Old cracks to the two turned uprights for the arms at the front. The upper hoop with a crack along the top and also to the right hand side at about 2 o'clock. Front right leg also with some cracks.Chair 2 - some old worm damage and gnarling to the scroll of the front left arm, a few slight cracks to the turned uprights for the arms. Chair 3 - the turned upright arm to the left side has been reconnected, there is old polish over resin filler repair to the top of the arm. There is an old crack to the very top of the hoop. Two cracks to the splat. Chair 4 - the main arm hoop is split to the front where it joins to the splat, the crinoline stretcher has a repair to the centre of the hoop and the spindles are a little loose where they join into the crinoline. Both back legs have been re-attached to the solid seat. All four chairs with general age related patina of knocks and rubbing throughout consistent with age and use.Seat height 44cm.
Lot 131
ROWLANDS HENRY. Mona Antiqua Restaurata, An Archaeological Discourse on the Antiquities, Natural & Historical of the Isle of Anglesey, the Antient Seat of the British Druids. 2 parts in one. Rubricated title, 2nd title & fldg. & other eng. plates. Quarto, top brd. det. but present. Dublin, 1723.
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