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Lot 114
Continental School (20th Century) Canalside Buildings in a Continental Town, oil on board, signed indistinctly bottom left, measurements 31 x 45 cm, frame 44 x 60 cmBritish School (20th Century) Pair of lakeside landscape scenes with sailboats, oil on paper, measurements 16 x 37 cm, frame 43 x 65 cm (2) together with a collection of prints to include five The Cries of London prints, three framed and two unframed, measurements 56 x 38 cm (SH), frame 59 x 43 cm (5), two prints titled 'Soveign of Padua' after Charles Lock Eastlake and 'The Smugglers Intrusion' after David Wilkie and Lake Nemi after Turner framed measurements 60 x 46 cm (3) a print A representation of the meeting of the royal British Bowmen in front of Eaton Hall the seat of the most noble the Marquis of Winchester 1832, measurements 57 x 68 cm, an unframed print of Trinity Hall Cambridge University (total 13)
Lot 300
A Fuji Sportif 1.3 disc 2017 road bike, with XL 58cm frame, Shimano 105 group, with accessories to include bar bag, seat saddle bag (both quick release) sigma computer, tubes, keo 2 max look pedals, fenders/mud guards, bottle cages, pump.Property of a local vendor, this bike has only been ridden a handful of times, sold alongside original purchase receipt, Fuji manual and disc. Please request further details of specification from the auctioneers.Condition report: Near mint throughout. Only negligible signs of use.
Lot 315
A George III oak painted dial longcase clock, I & E Mason of Worcester, the 12" dial with flower spandrels, black painted Arabic numerals and a flower spray to the centre with calendar aperture below, the 30-hour four-pillar movement striking on a bell, the hood with swan-neck pediment and fluted columns, the inlaid trunk with canted corners and plain moulded door above a plain base box raised on a plinth, 206cm high, 48cm wide, 23cm deep.Condition report: Movement: winds, runs and strikes but not tested for timekeeping.Dial: typical discolouration and faint cracklure. Lower left corner enamel chipped.Hood: finials probably later. Left finial seat needs repair. Door has some splits to veneer and a small veneer patch top left corner. Fair but a little tired.Case: a little tired throughout cosmetically but sound. Base box front and sides split. Plinth worn. No key for door.
Lot 351
A William IV/Victorian mahogany chaise, with scroll arms and back and raised on lotus carved supports with brass castors, 220cm wide, 67cm deep, 93cm high, seat height 45cm.Condition report: Significant cosmetic marks to woodwork throughout. Structurally sound. Uplhostery and cushions fair. Base strapwork remedially repaired. Back upholstery completely lacking.
Lot 354
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany open armchair, with horse-shoe top rail on rectangular splats above a padded seat, raised on tapering supports united by a cruciform stretcher, seat height 44cm, together with a mahogany occasional table of similar period, the rectangular top on reeded supports with a small undertier, 71cm wide, 46cm deep, 72cm high. (2)Condition report: Chair: Structurally good with minor cosmetic marks and wear consistent with age and use.Table:Minor cosmetic marks and light wear throughout consistent with age and use.
Lot 355
After Charles & Ray Eames, a button-back leather and painted wood lounge chair.83cm wide, 97cm deep, 80cm high.Footnote: Provenance: The contents of Castell Gyrn, Ruthin, North Wales.Condition report: One button missing to seat. Minor scuffs and marks to black paint on wood sections. Minor rubbing to paint on edges of wood. Minor cosmetic marks to metalwork.
Lot 361
A pair of Victorian mahogany hall chairsThe curved top rails above C scrolls, centred by a vacant shield above rectangular moulded seats raised on turned supports.Seat height 42cm (2)Condition report: Generally good with cosmetic marks consistent with age and use. Surface scuffing visible on front supports especially to the 'feet'. Structurally solid. No evidence of worm.
Lot 363
A contemporary Wade Kempston chenille upholstered two-seater sofa, the straight back with ogee arms and loose cushions, raised on mahogany supports with front brass castors, in a plum and old gold stripe fabric, 170cm wide, 98cm deep, back 82cm high, seat height 52cm.Footnote: Provenance:The contents of Castell Gyrn, Ruthin, North Wales.Condition report: Negligible signs of use only.
Lot 378
A recent Clive Christian stained beech and parcel gilt two-seater sofa, covered in a cream jacquard with a repeat pattern of a signature 'C' crest, embellished with beading and acanthus leaves, raised on tapering supports, 167cm wide, 94cm deep, seat height 51cm.Footnote: Provenance:The contents of Castell Gyrn, Ruthin, North Wales.
Lot 381
A contemporary Wade Kempston chenille upholstered two-seater sofa, the straight back with ogee arms and loose cushions, raised on mahogany supports with front brass castors, in a plum and old gold Jacobean 'brocade' fabric, 170cm wide, 98cm deep, back 82cm high, seat height 52cm.Footnote: Provenance:The contents of Castell Gyrn, Ruthin, North Wales.Condition report: Negligible signs of use only.
Lot 384
A late Victorian mahogany chaise longue, covered in a rose pink dralon, with foliate carved show-wood and a buttoned scroll end, raised on dwarf cabriole legs, approximately 192cm, with a further rose pink covered chaise longue, on turned oak legs (2)Condition report: Former with back right leg lacking brackets/'ears' and front right side just below seat 8cm tearon fabric. Both generally ok, but fabric on both marked. Show-wood on both with dents, scratches and minor chips.
Lot 398
A pair of recent Clive Christian parcel gilt beech upholstered open armchairs, the padded back and seat with signature silk fabric, the padded scroll arms on fluted supports, raised on turned and fluted legs.69cm wide, 96cm high, 62cm deep (2)Footnote: Provenance:The contents of Castell Gyrn, Ruthin, North Wales.Footnote:An identical pair of chairs was sold in these rooms, 3 February 2021, lot 206
Lot 406
A late George III and later, harlequin set of six provincial, mahogany, Chippendale style dining chairs, comprising a set of three with quartrefoil pierced splats, undulating cresting rails and overstuffed seats covered in later gros point, raised on chamfered square legs, united by 4 rail stretchers, with another three later examples, some damage (6)Condition report: Set of three - one with broken part of splat and consequently lacking 4cm section. Another lacking 11.5cm section in a similar place on the reverse and with a re-stuck cresting rail (formerly broken) and with restorations including both front legs (right with a visible 9cm patch top right) and 'H' stretcher on the join on the left (formerly broken) and splat strengthened with screws at the base, seat cover with small tears. The third strengthened in a similar way and with two upright sections of splat restored and seat 'sagging'. Braid not matching and worn and in need of replacement.Remainder - one with badly broken front right leg at the top.All chairs with chips, dents and scratches consistent with age and use.
Lot 407
An18th century oak settle, the quadruple fielded back above a twin plank seat, raised on square legs, damaged, losses, restoration, 158cm wide x 51cm deep x 138cm highCondition report: Panels below seat probably later. Damage, including 'V' cut out of top rail, three back panels, both rails and seat badly split'; latter in many places and with losses and badly chipped an patched, especially from edge on left. Seat later. Right arm lacking 18cm section of outer edge. Left seat cracked. Right arm, support and leg badly chipped, with losses, splits and later screws etc. A/F, as probably an old inn/pud settle.
Lot 410
After Charles & Ray Eames, a button-back leather and painted wood lounge chair.83cm wide, 97cm deep, 80cm high.Footnote: Provenance: The contents of Castell Gyrn, Ruthin, North Wales.Condition report: Both buttons missing to seat. Minor scuffs and marks to black paint on wood sections. Minor rubbing to paint on edges of wood. Minor cosmetic marks to metalwork.
Lot 61
A pair of Edwardian inlaid mahogany side or bedroom chairs, the padded top rails above inlaid baluster splats with foliate scrollwork, above padded seats above square supports with front pad feet, seat heights 40cm and 32cm. (2)Footnote: Provenance:Selected works from Percy's Cafe Bar, Whitchurch, Shropshire.Condition report: Structurally moderately loose with some play to the backs. Generally tired cosmetically throughout with obvious signs of age and use. Small losses to inlay.
Lot 64
A Victorian Foot & Son patent upholstered reclining reading chair, the winged back over overstuffed seat, between hinged padded arms, over a pull-out footrest, 77cm wide, 120cm high.Footnote: Provenance:Selected works from Percy's Cafe Bar, Whitchurch, Shropshire.Condition report: All mechanisms function including reclining back. Bese woodwork has some deep scratches to one side. Small split to wood at front left adjacent to support. Outer casters are modern replacements upholstery likely replaced early to mid 1980s. Fabric fair with some wear to the arms. Light staining in places. Some rope trim lacking to arms and sides.
Lot 65
An upholstered American type upholstered oak library chair, the reader rails around a padded back over padded arms with turned spindles, the stuff-over seat raised on turned supports and front castors, 67cm wide, 100cm high, seat 37cm high, together with and a mahogany button-back chair, the scroll back above a stuff-over seat raised on baluster front supports with castors, 61cm wide, 90cm high, 43cm seat height. (2)Footnote: Provenance:Selected works from Percy's Cafe Bar, Whitchurch, Shropshire.
Lot 67
A twin-set of upholstered cast-iron theatre or cinema seats, the curved backs between cast iron sides with palm leaf details and shaped wood arms, over tilting stuff-over seats, upholstered in dark blue velour, set on a plain oak base, together with two spare backs and a spare seat, 107cm wide, 97cm high, 51cm seat height.Footnote: Provenance:Selected works from Percy's Cafe Bar, Whitchurch, Shropshire.
Lot 72
A mahogany and cast-iron revolving steamship chair, the scroll top rail over reeded scroll arms integral to shaped back, above a circular seat with associated leather buttoned cushion, raised on a cast iron triform base moulded with flowers and foliage and set on a circular mahogany base, the back of the top rail stamped '18', 58cm wide, 85cm high, seat height 46cm without cushion.Footnote: Provenance:Selected works from Percy's Cafe Bar, Whitchurch, Shropshire.
Lot 923
A GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY ELBOW CHAIR, MID 20TH C, FOLIATE CARVED CRESTING RAIL AND PIERCED VASULAR SPLAT, FOLIATE CARVED SWEPT ARMS, DROP IN SERPENTINE SEAT ON MOULDED SQUARE TAPERED LEGS JOINED BY A H-STRETCHER George III elbow chair - generally good, wear consistent with age, some paint droplets
Lot 957
AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY FRAMED SWIVEL TUB CHAIR, C1910, THE TOP RAIL AND SEAT UPHOLSTERED IN GREEN PIPED VINYL, THE BACK RAIL WITH FOUR INTERLACED SPLATS, CARVED AND BALUSTER TURNED ARMS, FOUR SHAPED SWEPT LEGS, 78CM H Abrasions and wear to arm terminals, scratches and cracks to splats, old restorations, re-upholstered and re-polished
Lot 969
A VICTORIAN WALNUT CHAISE LONGUE, THE STUFFED OVER BACK, OVERSAILING END AND SEAT IN RED DRAYLON, THE BACK WITH PIERCED SPLATS, THE SHOW-FRAME INCISED AND FOLIATE AND C-SCROLL CARVED, ON TURNED LEGS, FITTED CERAMIC CASTORS, 180CM L APPROXIMATELY Abrasions, scratches and wear consistent with age
Lot 974
A WINDSOR HIGH BACK ELBOW CHAIR, C1870, THE PIERCED SPLAT FLANKED BY SPINDLES, DISHED BOARDED ELM SEAT ON TURNED LEGS JOINED BY TURNED H-STRETCHER Frame, seat and legs with scratches and abrasions, seat more extensively scratched. Other wear generally consistent with age. Some old restorations including re-gluing of arm support
Lot 980
A 19TH C MAHOGANY HIGH STOOL, C1880, WITH SADDLED SEAT ON TURNED LEGS JOINED BY STRETCHERS, 75CM H, SEAT 33CM W; AN OAK CORNER CABINET, 73CM H X 52CM W, A STAINED BEECH STANDARD LAMP, THIRD QUARTER 20TH C, OF FLUTED TURNED COLUMNAR FORM WITH LAPPET CARVED CIRCULAR BASE, 142CM H, A MODERN WOODEN CD RACK AND A MODERN ITALIAN SHAPED CIRCULAR TRIPOD TABLE WITH FLORAL INLAID TOP ON BALUSTER COLUMN AND THREE SCROLLING LEGS (5) High stool with extensive wear to stretchers, other wear generally consistent with age. Corner cupboard with re-constructed cracks to door, replaced hinges, old faults, other extensive wear. Standard lamp - some wear to base otherwise good. CD rack and tripod table with wear consistent with age
Lot 984
AN UPHOLSTERED GOLD PAINTED ELBOW CHAIR IN LOUIS XVI STYLE, LATE 20TH C, THE OVAL BACK CARVED RIBBON TIED FLORAL CRESTING, ROPE TWIST AND BEADED BORDERS, FOLIATE CARVED ARMS AND LEGS ON FLUTED TAPERED LEGS, THE BACK UPHOLSTERED IN BUTTONED CLARET DRAYLON, CONFORMING ARMS AND STUFFED OVER SEAT Minor chips and abrasions and rubbing to gold painted decoration, generally consistent with age
Lot 1001
A BEECH CANED BACKED ELBOW CHAIR, C1930, WITH STUFFED OVER SEAT ON CABRIOLE LEGS WITH PAD FEET; A REPRODUCTION MAHOGANY MUSIC STAND, LATE 20TH C, WITH FOLDING HINGED TOP ON SLENDER BALUSTER SUPPORT AND THREE SWEPT LEGS, 115CM H X 42CM W AND A REPRODUCTION MAHOGANY MINIATURE CHEST ON STAND, THIRD QUARTER 20TH C, THE SERPENTINE SHAPED FIGURED TOP CROSSBANDED ABOVE THREE COCKBEADED DRAWERS, THE PROJECTING BASE FITTED ONE LONG DRAWER WITH SHAPED APRON AND SHELL CARVED CABRIOLE LEGS WITH PAD FEET, 75CM H X 44CM W (3) Chair: cane back holed, otherwise wear consistent with age. Music stand - light scratches and wear consistent with age. Chest on stand - rubber washer stuck to top, evidence of two further washes at front with glue marks and scratching, other general wear consistent with age, minor veneer losses and chips
Lot 1018
AN EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY MUSIC STOOL, C1910, PAIR OF ARMS ON TURNED SUPPORTS, THE STUFFED OVER DROP IN SEAT ABOVE TWO MUSIC DRAWERS WITH DROP DOWN FRONTS, TURNED LEGS JOINED BY MOULDED STRETCHERS, BRASS HANDLES, 60CM H X 53CM W; ANOTHER MAHOGANY STAINED PIANO STOOL, LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH C, PAIR OF PLAIN ARMS, THE HINGED TOP UPHOLSTERED IN BLUE DRAYLON ON ANGULAR CABRIOLE LEGS WITH TURNED FEET, 57CM W AND AN OAK DRESSING TABLE MIRROR, THE RECTANGULAR PLATE WITH PAIR OF REEDED TAPERED UPRIGHTS WITH BRASS URN FINIALS, CONFORMING HORIZONTAL RAIL AND SCROLLING LEGS, 50CM H X 60CM W Piano stool with with wear, abrasions and scratches, stretchers cracked and re-glued, other piano stool with re-polish and further wear, scratches, etc, consistent with age. Dressing table mirror with replaced finials and wear consistent with age
Lot 1021
A LATE VICTORIAN MAHOGANY FRAMED DUET STOOL, THE STUFFED OVER UPHOLSTERED TOP IN BLUE MOQUETTE ON ANGULAR CABRIOLE LEGS JOINED BY A H-STRETCHER, 96CM W; TOGETHER WITH A GEORGE I STYLE WALNUT VENEERED STOOL, THE WAISTED RECTANGULAR TOP WITH FIGURED FRIEZE AND DROP IN SEAT ON CABRIOLE LEGS WITH PAD FEET, 54CM W Duet stool with scratches, abrasions and wear consistent with age. George I style stool with extensive scratches and wear to legs, some cracks and minor veneer losses to frieze
Lot 1022
AN OAK OVAL GATELEG DINING TABLE, C1920, THE TOP WITH PAIR OF LEAVES ON BARLEY TURNED LEGS JOINED BY STRETCHERS, 90CM W; TOGETHER WITH AN OAK ELBOW CHAIR WITH OVAL CANED BACK FLANKED BY BARLEY TURNED PILLARS WITH BALL FINIALS, DROP IN SEAT ON TURNED AND BLOCK LEGS JOINED BY BARLEY TURNED FRONT STRETCHER, AN OAK STOOL, THE RECTANGULAR STUFFED OVER TOP ABOVE BOBBIN TURNED LEGS JOINED BY STRETCHERS, 46CM H X 39CM W Gateleg table with minor chips to ends of leaves on rule joint, other scratches and wear consistent with age. Elbow chair - minor faults to caning, upholstered seat punctured. Other wear consistent with age. Stool - re-topped, scratched and wear consistent with age
Lot 1026
A LATE VICTORIAN SALON TUB CHAIR, C1895, INLAID OVERALL WITH IVORY STRINGING, THE BACK WITH PANEL INLAID WITH SEA DRAGONS AND SCROLLING LEAFAGE, RAILED SIDES AND LOWER BACK AND FURTHER INLAID PANELS OF MYTHICAL CREATURES, SWAGS, URNS AND LEAFAGE, UPHOLSTERED PANELLED BACK AND SERPENTINE SEAT ON SLIGHTLY TAPERED LEGS, FITTED BRASS CAPS AND CERAMIC CASTORS; TOGETHER WITH A MAHOGANY CANED TUB CHAIR, MID 20TH C, THE CRESTING RAIL WITH CARVED ROUNDEL AND BELLFLOWERS, CANED BACK AND ARMS, STUFFED OVER SEAT, MOULDED FRAME, CARVED ROSETTES ON PALMETTE HEADED FLUTED TAPERED LEGS (2) Victorian chair with minor losses of ivory stringing, minor chips, scuffs and abrasions, some damp staining to back, other general wear, braids detached. Caned back chair - caning punctured, ripped and detached, extensive wear to arms, minor chips, scratches and scuffs and other wear
Lot 1036
A MAHOGANY SALON SUITE, EARLY 20TH C, IN NEO CLASSICAL STYLE, THE PAIR OF BERGERES AND CANAPE WITH KIDNEY SHAPED SEAT EACH WITH PADDED BACK AND ARMS TERMINATING IN CRISPLY CARVED RAM'S HEADS, THE FOUR SIDE CHAIRS WITH LEAFY CARVED AND PIERCED SPLAT AND HUSK FESTOONS, ON SQUARE TAPERED LEGS AND SHAPED FEET, SEAT HEIGHTS APPROXIMATELY 42 AND 48CM, CANAPE 141CM L (7) A good quality example, the canape and bergere slightly lighter / faded in colour than the four side chairs, the present gold brocade probably c1980, slightly stained and faded on the bergere and canape, joints solid with no looseness or 'shakes', frames unexamined
Lot 1008
A set of six Queen Anne style walnut dining chairs, with shaped splat backs, drop in leather seats and raised on front shell carved cabriole legs terminating in pad feet. CONDITION REPORT: All chairs are structurally sound with no loose joints. They do not appear to have had any repairs and there is no significant damage. There is no woodworm. There are the usual scuffs and marks that one would expect commensurate with age. The height from the floor to the seat top is 48 cm. The seats are leather upholstered. All seats are in generally good order with no splits but all are showing signs of wear and the leather is beginning to perish a little in places. The seats are however serviceable.
Lot 1011
A Victorian Chesterfield settee, upholstered in pink velvet type material with deep buttoned arms and back and raised on turned front legs terminating in later castors. Height 74 cm, width 202 cm, depth 82 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The settee is structurally very sound. There are no loose joints. There is no movement at the legs. The upholstery is in generally good order also. All of the deep buttons bar one are present. There are no holes in the upholstery. If the colour suits it does not need recovering in our opinion. The seat is slightly soft but comfortable. The seat is slightly sagging on the left hand facing side. The webbing may be slightly loose at this point underneath. The front left hand section of piping just below the seat is detached and requires restitching. Clearly the castors are later. The original castors will have had brass castor cups. These would have butted up to the second of the bottom leg turnings. It is possible that the bottom section of turning has been shortened where it would have fitted the castor cup but were the original castors in place this would not have reduced the leg height. The Shepherds castors have probably raised the settee higher than would have originally been the case by +/- 1”. The width between the scroll arms is 150 cm. The rear legs have not been reduced in height.
Lot 1012
A set of seven early 19th century Whitehaven mahogany dining chairs, circa 1820, each with bowed top rail, drop in seat and tapered legs of square section united by stretchers (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: These chairs are good quality and in exceptionally good condition. They are a good colour. We can see no evidence of any significant damage, no repairs and no restoration. There are no loose joints. None of the back rails have been broken. The seats have clearly been fairly recently reupholstered and are all in very good order. The chairs could be used or resold in their current condition without the need for any work.
Lot 1014
A 19th century mahogany armchair, with pierced and carved splat back moulded arms and serpentine seat and raised on moulded legs. Height to top of back 99 cm, width across arms 102 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The armchair is structurally sound. There are no significantly loose joints. It is generally a little tired and has had work over the years. There are repairs to the top rail where this meets the splat. Both arms have been drilled from the rear and pegged. They are also drilled and pegged where they attach to the side rails. The bottom splat support has been refixed to the rear rail at some time. There are two nail holes evident. There do not appear to have been any repairs to the legs. The front left leg has some nibbles to the moulding. The upholstery is tired and worn and holed.
Lot 1021
A set of two carver arm and six single Windsor style dining chairs, of large form, each armchair width across arms 65 cm, height to top of back 114 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The chairs are probably ash and or oak. They probably date from the 1970's so do have some age. They are structurally very sound and of decent quality. They have a decent weight. They also are slightly larger than normal size across the seat and are therefore not at all deprived.
Lot 1049
A set of eight Stewart Linford ash Windsor style dining chairs, each with crinoline stretcher. Height to top of back 97 cm, width across seat 46 cm. CONDITION REPORT: These chairs are in first class condition with no issues. They are all structurally sound with no loose joints. There are no splits in the seats. There is no evidence of any repairs or any restoration. The colour is good. They could be used in their present state without the need for any work.
Lot 1054
A Victorian Chesterfield style settee, upholstered in green velvet type material and raised on turned front legs with original castors. Height to top of back +/- 64 cm, width 158 cm, depth 76 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The settee is structurally very sound with no loose joints. The front legs both have their original castors and there is no evidence of any repairs. The rear legs are similarly in good order with a replacement castor to the left hand leg when viewed from the front. All legs have scuffs and scratches and marks as one would expect. The upholstery is reasonable good. There are no tears to the material. The left hand back seam is a little pulled in places but this is a minor criticism. The same comment applies to the right hand seam. The seat is a little lumpy but serviceable. There are no springs protruding from the underside however this is hessian covered and we cannot see the webbing. The seating area is a little discoloured and has some very minor perishing to the pile.
Lot 1069
A mahogany Hepplewhite style revolving desk chair, ladder back with leather seat and raised on four legs terminating in Shepherds castors. Height to top of back 97 cm, width across arms 65 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Whilst the chair is structurally sound and operates as it should it is quite tired and requires a good clean. There are no loose joints. The leather seat has no holes but is beginning to perish and is very dry. The studs are rusty. The metal supports beneath also have surface rust. The seat does rise and fall as it should. There do not appear to be any repairs.
Lot 1108
A set of four Arts and Crafts oak dining chairs by William Birch, raised on tapered legs of square section terminating in spade feet. CONDITION REPORT: Height to top of side finials 107 cm, height to top of back 104 cm. Width across seat front 44.7 cm. Seat depth from front edge to stile 36.7 cm. Height from floor to underside of seat rail 41 cm. To top of seat rail 45.6 cm. All chairs are structurally sound with no loose joints. The chair backs are manufactured from two sections of oak. The join line is visible on all chairs. The rush seats of which there are three are showing signs of wear. One is in generally good condition with only minor surface scratches and scuffs to the rushing. The second seat is more visibly scuffed and has several small breaks. The third rush seat is more badly damaged with some losses to the rush work, particularly round the front section of the seat panel. The fourth chair no longer has rushing and has been professionally twined. None of the seat are actually sagging and with cushions over would be serviceable.
Lot 1115
A chinoiserie black lacquered three piece bergere lounge suite, circa 1920, with upholstered back and stuffover seat and raised on tapered legs of square section terminating in spade feet. Width across arms 131 cm, height to top of back 78 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The canework to the settee is probably original but in generally order with no serious issues. There are some very minor losses but none of any significance. The settee itself is structurally sound. It is however generally a little scuffed, scratched and marked to the frame. There is also rubbing to the chinoiserie decoration. The upholstery to the seat and back is in generally good order with no holes or damage. The springs seem sound with no protruding from beneath. The canework to one chair is generally good with only extremely minor losses. The chair frame is scuffed and marked, in a similar manner to the settee. The upholstery is in generally good condition. The second chair bergere work is in slightly less good condition than the other with a little more damage but is serviceable and the small losses not particularly noticeable. The chair frame is scuffed and marked. The upholstery is in generally good condition. All pieces are structurally sound with no loose joints.
Lot 1153
A Georgian Hepplewhite style sofa, with rollover arms and upholstered back and stuffover seat and raised on front carved and reeded legs terminating in brass castors (one missing). Height to top of back 95 cm, length +/- 227 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The settee is structurally very sound. There is no movement at any of the joints. The left and right front legs are in good condition with only minor blemishes and marks. The centre leg has seen more wear. The bottom section of turned mahogany is rubbed and scuffed at the front. The top turnings have also been knocked and there are small losses. The three front castors are all the same and original. The left and right rear legs are structurally sound. The left-hand facing rear leg is missing the castor. The cup is present. The rear centre leg is nearly detached but does not actually seem to be doing much in the way of support in any event. This would require some repair. It is the only section where there is any significant looseness. The upholstery is tired and perished in places. It is more the cover that is problematic than what is underneath. The piece appears to be well upholstered it is simply the outer covering that is problematic.
Lot 1190
A mahogany window seat, with bolster ends and raised on turned tapered legs. Height excluding bolsters 46 cm, width 89 cm, depth 33 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The window seat is in extremely good condition. It is structurally sound with no loose joints. There are no significant marks or blemishes. There are no splits to the timber. The piece could be used in its current state without the need for any work.
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