A Victorian cast iron and leather upholstered rocking armchair, second half 19th century, the brown button upholstered leather seat above the metal frame with gilt brass screw-caps and bent stops, 109cm high Provenance: Berwick House, ShropshireSimilar models of cast iron rocking chairs are shown in Georg Himmelheber's Cast Iron Furniture, Philip Wilson, London, plates 352-357, the most similar example, albeit without armrests, is shown in plate 353, dated circa 1850 by Sotheby's in 1988Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, The Ox-blood red leather with old splits and cracks and signs of use, it is possibly the original covering, the rear panels with signs of further distressThe frame appears solid and stable with no obvious signs of repair. It has probably been re-blacked previously, there is some discolouration and minor pitting, the gilt brass caps with some dirt and discolourationThe cast iron frame with lacquered brass bolt heads - all with an aged patina of mottled blackening, rust, scratches and abrasionsPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
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A Regency stained beech and gilt metal mounted bergere armchair, early 19th century, with removable squab cushionProvenance: The Collection of Countess Veronica MunsterCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, Some old cracks and splits, these have had filler and some spliced repairs however all appears to be solid and stable.The metal areas have been discoloured and could benefit from a polishThe seat covering is loose over the top of another covering - it is not original and nor is the base layer. This could be upholstered much better, the covering also with old holes, wear, marks and stains.Signs of old woodworm including some filled areas.The caned seat 34cm high, with cushion approximately 41cm high.Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
An oak stool, mid 18th century and later, with tapestry covered drop-in seat, 39cm high, 51cm wide, 39cm deep Provenance:Property from The Manor House, Stanford in the ValeCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,The rails to the drop in seat are all later - these are pineOld splits and cracks, some looseness to joints The tapestry to the seat is just fragment, this has some holes and some areas of wear and fraying Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
A brass and leather upholstered club fender, late 20th century and manufactured by Robin Gage, with leather rests on columnar supports and chamfered plinth base, external measurements: 53cm high, 190cm wide, 61cm deep; internal measurements: 168cm wide, 58cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, consistent with age and use,The tops of the rests with creases and marks, no screws here, these would need to be sourced by the purchaserNB The photograph in the printed catalogue has been transposed, in fact the tear to the leather is to the right hand side of the fender (not to the left). The image showing on our website has been correct throughout. The left hand seat section is not fixed to the fender.The leather ceased and cracked, especially to the front sections of the seat, with a tear, lacking one section of leather approximately 6cm x 6cm, with other cracks almost torn through. The 'studding' is length of embossed metal trim rather than individual nail studs. Some staining to the leather including green spots close to the torn leather. Dirt and discolouration to the metal areas. Overall a matt appearance with brighter areas of lacquered brass eg to the base of the column supports where they have rubbed the base.Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A carved walnut and upholstered stool, early 18th century and later, the cabriole legs each with acanthus carved knees and terminating in hoof feet, 45cm high, 58cm wide, 52cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,The seat overall has saggedThe rails are all covered however what can be seen appears to have later blocks and reinforcements - Dreweatts do not guarantee the originality or the condition of any elements beneath the upholsteryThere is woodworm to the legs and there are old spliced repairs as well Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
A George III mahogany and upholstered armchair, circa 1770, the camel topped rectangular back above outsrolled arms and seat, on square section legs united by stretchers, 107cm highProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, The upholstery with old tears, splits, rips, stains and dirt - overall this will need a reupholster. The present upholstery is not the original and Dreweatts cannot guarantee the originality of any areas below upholsteryThe rails that are visible appear to be original, there are signs of woodworm, there is wobble to the joints overall. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
A collection of various tapestry cushions, panels, fragments and carpets, various dates, comprising; a set of four needlework seat 39 x 50cm, a pair of similar needlework cushion covers, 48 x 54cm, a needlework panel with silver thread fringes, 52 x 37cm, an embroidered textile panel, probably Turkish, 95 x 38cm, a circular needlework and velvet backed panel, 32cm diameter, a triptych panel incorporating antique carpet fragments, probably North West Persian, 157 x 44cm, another European hooked runner, 215 x 64cm, a woolwork runner with floral motifs, 232 x 65cm, a yellow entre-fenetre, with label for John Kiel, Bristol, 234cm long, 84cm wide, a pair of green cushions, 44 x 26cm, a yellow ground cushion with central panel 104 x 48cm, and a panel to match, 122 x 28cmProvenance:Property from The Manor House, Stanford in the ValeCondition Report: All items bear the expected wear, discolourations, 'pulls' and some fraying commensurate with age and use. The needle work seat cushions; all with some stains to the back and sides and some additional needlework elements to the sides when the original panels were adapted to cushionsTwo similar needlework covers; both with some fading and dirt on the red cover fabric, and various small losses to the stitchingThe needlework panel with silver thread fringes; parts of the silver fringe missing to both edges and one longer loose thread, some staining to the backAn embroidered textile panel, probably Turkish; some fraying to edges and pulls throughoutA circular needlework and velvet backed panel; staining to the front and back, notably a green/blue stain approximately 6cm wide, fading to the embroidery, pulls and loose thread to the velvet back panelA triptych panel; pulled thread and staining to the back panel, some old stitch repairs, wear to panel throughout revealing underlying weft, fabric backing to one end openingAnother European hooked runner; significant wear and surface dirt, wear has caused some hole in areas throughout, staining to the back fabricA woolwork runner with floral motifs; fading of varying degrees , some old stitch repairs, wear throughout resulting in some losses, some patches missing to the trim onall sides, staining to the back fabricA yellow entre-fenetre; some fading and pulled thread, some fraying to tassels, no serious stains A pair of green cushions; seam opening slightly down the middle, some pulled thread on both, fringing with wear and frayingCushion with central panel; the panel with wear, some tears, losses and loose threads throughout. The fabric of the cushion with various tears, as illustrated. The panel to match; wear, some tears, losses and loose threads throughout. Please refer to online and additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
A collection of various cushions, comprising; a pair of seat cushions, 47 x 55cm, and a scatter cushion en-suite, 41cm square, a pair of cushions with gold and silver thread, 40cm square, a seat cushion with tassel fringing, 50cm square, a modern cushion with stumpwork type decoration, 37 x 43cm, and seven various tapestry panel cushions, together with a needlework panel, with central courting couple, 59 x 67cmProvenance:Property from The Manor House, Stanford in the ValeCondition Report: Pair of blue woolwork cushions - thread worn thin / moth? in places to reveal underlying canvas, torn Pair of tapestry cushions with girl and boy - fringe worn, ribbon trim fragmented, stitched repairs, tears, sewn onto another fabric for stability, patched repairs Pair of cushions woven with blue and pink flowers - wear to the gilt thread border, stains and marks, worn threadsthree small tapestry cushions - one more torn and fragmented than the other two Silk squab with tasselled border - stain; and silk embroidered cushion - the coloured silk embroidery with some wear, appliquéd by machine onto a modern silk ground Two woven silk squabs and a matching cushion - the fringes and edges worn, stains, the main fabric worn and torngros and petit point panel - extensive restoration with later stitching, repairs, stitched onto a later linen, with later edges, some wear, moth Condition Report Disclaimer
A set of six William IV dining chairs, circa 1835, in the manner of Gillows, each with a drop in seat, and on wrythen and lobed legs Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, consistent with age and use,Overall the frames appears solid and table, Dreweatts cannot guarantee the condition or the originality of the frame beneath the upholstered seat. The upholstery with marks and signs of use - would probably benefit from being replacedCondition Report Disclaimer
A pair of walnut and beech armchairs in George I style, circa 1900, with 'shepherds crook' pattern arms, each 96cm highCondition Report: Marks, scratches, chips, splits and abrasions consistent with age and use Repairs including a re-dowelled arm repair The beech turned H stretchers later and other later repairs including blocks Some damage and repairs including filler The seat rail of one chair with a label 'KENDAL MILNE & CO FURNITURE DEPARTMENT MANCHESTER'. One chair with back leg stamped 3673 Evidence of old worm The upholstery aged with marks, worn in areas including the edges and seat front. Please note, Dreweatts have not inspected beneath the upholstery and therefore cannot guarantee the originality or condition of this area of the framesPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A mahogany chair back settee, late 18th century and later, the Cockpen style double chair back with conforming arms above the drop-in seat and square section supports, 76cm high, 125cm wide, 41cm deepProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireWith an old handwritten paper label stating Rout Settee, from the Bath Assembly RoomsThe National trust have an image of a 'Rout Seat' in their archive that matches the example offered here, there is also a photograph in Bath Central Library of a three-seat version. Robert Cruikshank's The Fancy Ball at the Upper Rooms Bath (1825) features a pair of these seats in the lower right cornerCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, consistent with age and use,Some chips and losses, old splits and cracks,Overall with a polished appearance, The upholstered seat with marks and stains, this is later upholstered, the rails appear to be original, there are old tack marksThe cross-rails to the frame appear to be later (either replacements or later inserted elements). One arm also appears to be a replacementOverall the frame appears solid and stablePlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A Victorian walnut and upholstered low armchair, by Gillows, circa 1870, the rear legs stamped for the maker and serial numbered 6353, 79cm high together with a pair of Victorian walnut and upholstered side chairs, circa 1880, the upholstery in the manner of crewel work, 89cm high, (3)Provenance: Berwick House, ShropshirePlease note the pair of side chairs are oak, not walnut as originally catalogued.Condition Report: Low armchair:Marks, knocks, scuffs, scratches and abrasions consistent with age and useSome sun fadingThe back casters stamped 'STRONG'Upholstery marked, and worn throughPlease note we have not inspected the frame beneath the upholstery and therefore can't comment on the condition and originality of what we have not inspectedPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Pair of side chairs:NB These are oak (not walnut)Marks, scratches and abrasions consistent with age and useSome knocks including to corners of seat rails and protruding leg carving Some sun fading.Small joint movement between the back legs and the seat rail when wobbled back and forth under pressure.One back leg spliced.Evidence of old wormUpholstery slightly aged with a few minor stainsWith different green upholstery to the back of the chairsPlease note we have not inspected the frame beneath the upholstery and therefore can't comment on the condition and originality of what we have not inspectedPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A walnut and cut velvet upholstered foot stool, mid 18th century and later, of serpentine outline, with carved frieze and cabriole legs, 43cm high, 64cm wide, 54cm deepProvenance:Property from The Manor House, Stanford in the ValeCondition Report: As catalogued, the provenance of the stool is Berwick Hosue. Previous history is not available at this time.Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, consistent with age and use,Some new fillets of wood to the top of the seat railsRepair to upper back of one legThere are later elements to the rails, old tack marks to the undersides, the interior of the rails painted white, the upholstery is more recent and in a condition that reflects thisLater metal bosses to the underside of the feet, the scroll to one foot chippedEvidence of old wormSigns of later staining to the timberUpholstery a little thin to edges and cornersOverall the frame is solid and stable Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A set of six Victorian stained and carved oak dining chairs in Carrollian style, circa 1890, each with carved back above the velvet upholstered seat, turned supports united by X-stretchers, 106cm highProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: All chairs with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, consistent with age and use,Various chips and losses, old splits and cracks, old breaks and repairsThe seats all warn and with marks and wearSome later blocks to the interior of the framesOld brackets and bracing throughoutLooseness to some elements and jointsThese chairs will probably require some restoration prior to use in a domestic settingCondition Report Disclaimer
A near pair of mahogany and painted tub armchairs, early 19th century, in need of re-upholstery, each 88cm highProvenance: Berwick House, ShropshireCondition Report: Marks, scratches and abrasions consistent with age and useChips and scratches to legs, one obvious chip to the foot of the painted beech chair. The mahogany chair with damaged front legs with metal brace and other repairs, one lack leg also repaired.The un-painted example with brackets and supports to the frame, and woodworm throughout.Evidence of old worm to seat rails and blockUpholstery aged, stained and loose, the linen slightly brittle, the painted chair overlaid with a pale cotton fabric. The painted chair with loosely compacted horsehair in comparison to the mahogany chair. Both in need of restoration overall, and as catalogued in need of re-upholsteryPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
An 18th century oak Wainscot armchair, possibly Cheshire, rectangular cresting rail carved with scrolling acanthus flanked by pyramidal ears, the panel back carved with a flowerhead boss and stylised foliage, scroll hand rests, turned arm posts, boarded seat, turned supports, rectangular stretchers, 127cm high, 61cm wide, the seat 47cm wide and 49cm deep
A late Victorian Eastlake design seven piece drawing room suite, comprising chaise longue, 77cm high, 170cm long, 66cm deep, the seat 130cm long and 55cm deep, a pair of armchairs, 99cm high, 65cm wide, the seat 47cm wide and 57cm deep and four side chairs, 94cm high, 50cm wide, the seat 41cm deep (7)
A country house ash and elm Windsor elbow chair, shaped cresting rail above a wheel back splat, the hub set with a draught-turned roundel, bowed mid rail, incurve arm posts, well figured saddle seat, ring-turned legs, Crinoline stretcher, 99cm high, 58.5cm wide, the seat 37.5cm wide and 40cm deep
A George II Revival wingback armchair, stuffed-over upholstery, cabriole forelegs, 119cm high, 86cm wide, the seat 49cm wide and 53cm deep; a William IV occasional table, rounded rectangular top, spirally turned column, egg-and-dart socle, incurve triangular base, 74.5cm high, 61cm wide, 38.5cm deep (2)
An Arts & Crafts ecclesiastical open armchair, curved cresting rail centred by a shield shaped parquetry reserve inlaid with a cross crosslet fitchée with an incise carved border of scrolling acanthus, stuffed-over upholstery, chamfered square forelegs, shaped central stretcher, 72.5cm high, 56cm wide, the seat 44cm wide and 34cm deep
Scarce Corgi Toys Gift Set No 5S British Racing Cars, 150S Vanwall Formula 1 Racing car, red body, silver seat, with driver, clear screen no ‘25’ flat spun wheel hubs, 151 Lotus XI Le Mans racing car, blue body, red seats, with driver, clear screen, no ‘7’ flat spun wheel hubs and 152S B.R.M. Formula 1 racing car, turquoise body, silver seat, with driver, clear screen, flat spun wheel hubs, no ‘3’ Union Jack decal, models are in near mint to mint original condition, inner polystyrene tray, is in excellent original condition, original outer blue/yellow box, is fair to good, complete with all end flaps, some age wear,with Gift set 5S sticker.
A Quantity of Scarce Pre-War Scamold Racing Cars, boxed No. 103 Maserati, silver body, blue seat, in excellent original condition, box has one end flap loose, one inner tab missing, unboxed: 2 x No.101 E.R.A, No. 103 Maserati, 4 x No.105 ALTA, plus one Timpo Racing car and a MG Magnette Racing Car F G Taylor & Son, all in poor to fair condition .(10 items)
Corgi Toys 261 James Bond Aston Martin D.B.5 from the Film “Goldfinger” gold body, with ejector seat, rear bullet screen, retractable machine guns, complete with opened secret instructions, leaflet with two bandit figures, cloth lapel badge, Corgi Toys model makers to James Bond leaflet, model is in very good to near mint original condition, slight marks to ejector roof and driver’s door, inner display card has secret instructions arrow on orange base, in excellent original condition, outer-box complete with all end flaps, which is in very good original condition, some slight edge/age wear.
An Elizabeth II sterling silver desk model of a 1932 Rolls-Royce Phantom II Roadster, Magna London, hallmarked London 1979, with removable bonnet cover and opening dickie seat, mounted on a wooden plinth, limited edition of 1,000, in fitted presentation box, width of model only 13cmCondition: good overall with no issues
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