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Lot 1205
A REPRODUCTION VICTORIAN STYLE MAHOGANY WIND OUT DINING TABLE, two additional leaves, on bulbous fluted legs and brass caps and casters, extended length 243.5cm x closed length 148.5cm x depth 123cm x height 77cm (winding key) (image is of one leaf, but does have two leaves) and eight matching balloon back chairs with cream upholstered seat pads, on fluted front legs (12)
Lot 1651
GLASGOW SCHOOL - ARTS & CRAFTS MAHOGANY HIGH BACK ARMCHAIR, the frieze inlaid with three stylised flowerheads, within slightly bowed slatted corners, the outswept armrests with turned supports, upholstered back and seat in pheasant printed silk, on square tapered forelegs with block toes, joined by an ‘H’ stretcher, 126cm high
Lot 101
A G-Plan retro wing armchair upholstered in button back black leatherette, on swivel quadripartite base with castors. CONDITION REPORT Some minor scuffs to the leatherette in places, seat cushion non-matchingNo splits or tears to the leatherette, there is some sticky residue on the top back stitched rim of the chair
Lot 24
A late 18th/early 19th century high-back Windsor chair, with Christmas tree splat, turned and straight supports, one-piece seat, triple ringed turned forelegs and H-frame stretcher. CONDITION REPORT Two of the straight side supports have been replaced with iron pins, this was found in a Lancashire barn which reflects its condition, the joints are loose and there are some old splits in the wood, in our opinion this should not be used before your own inspection.
Lot 25
A good rustic 18th century pine lambing chair, a barn find in Lancashire, having a recessed panel back and shaped top supported with winged sides, outswept enclosed arms, planked seat, over single drawer, height 117cm. CONDITION REPORT This was found in a Lancashire barn and has many honest repairs over the years, signs of old paint, deterioration of the wood especially to the arms, it is predominately pine but there may be other woods part of its construction, there is a split in the back panel. The honest rustic appearance adds to its character.
Lot 26
A 17th century carved oak Wainscot armchair, the shaped and carved top rail with a carved panel of 1671 above a carved back panel of flowing floral patterns, having a panel seat with scrolled elbow supports, raised on turned block legs united by stretchers. CONDITION REPORT This was found in a Lancashire barn, it is sturdy but has wear and deterioration expected with age there may be slight areas of repair and possible alteration over the years.Height 107cm, width 55cm, depth 55cm.
Lot 29
A late 17th/early 18th century carved oak high back hall or side chair, the splat carved with a large vertical feather, the side uprights and domed top rail carved with repeating flower heads and scrolls, the solid seat above turned front supports united with turned front stretcher and double side stretchers, on pad feet, also a late 18th century side chair with vase-shaped splat, shaped top rail, solid seat and square supports united with straight stretchers (2). CONDITION REPORT These were found in a Lancashire barn, they are sturdy but have wear and deterioration to the bottom of the supports, there may have be slight repair and possible alteration over the years
Lot 31
A 19th century provincial Windsor rocking chair, hoop back, shaped and pierced 'Christmas tree' splat, one-piece saddle seat, turned legs and stretcher. CONDITION REPORT This was found in a Lancashire barn, it is sturdy but has wear and deterioration to the rocker ends, there may be slight areas repair and possible alteration over the years
Lot 33
A set of four 18th century yew Windsor chairs with pierced splat backs flanked by simple spindle sides, united by swept arms above shaped elm seats, on turned tapering legs united by crinoline stretchers, height 92cm. CONDITION REPORT These have had various repairs, later added feet caps, various areas of splitting. Some end turned spindles for the seat have come away and will need fixing, but overall good.
Lot 59
A pair of early 20th century barber chairs by Theo. A. Kochs Co. of Chicago, pat'd iron frames with leather upholstered overstuffed seats and backs and reclining mechanism, with pierced and leather upholstered front over a pierced and floral motif stamped foot rest, on a swivel column base with circular foot, height 104cm (2). CONDITION REPORT the red backed chair -reclining mechanism appears locked, the back is non matching upholstery to the rest of the chair, arm rest leather is peeling away and marked, seat leather is badly marked, the paint to frame is rubbed and chipped throughout, various scratches etc commensurate with age, swivel locked.The black backed chair - some tears and repairs to seat and wear to backrest and arms with leather peeling off, areas of paint loss, rubbing scuffs etc commensurate with age throughout, chair reclines and swivels,
Lot 90
A set of four Ercol dark Gothic-style dining chairs (3+1), a modern standard lamp and shade, a four-section modern Canterbury, a mahogany plant stand, a mahogany jardinière stand with turned column on three splayed feet and a mahogany jardinière stand on faceted mahogany column and circular base (9). CONDITION REPORT The Ercol chairs have different seat coverings.
Lot 96
A Fia Arredamentia, Carugo Brinza, GD Conoli pair of Italian Japanese-style lacquered open elbow chairs painted with olive sprigs within gilt borders, back and seat upholstered in gold satin, signed 'GD Conoli' to reverse, height 119cm (2). CONDITION REPORT Some minor nicks and scratches, one seat stained at the front.
Lot 465
* Kip (Johannes). The Seat of the Honble. Sr. Wm. Blackett Bartt. with part of the Town of Newcastle upon Tyne [and[ Wollaton Hall in the County of Nottingham, the seat of the Honble. Sr. Thomas Willoughby Baronett, circa 1720, two hand-coloured engraved aerial prospects after L. Knyff, each approximately 350 x 485 mm, mounted, together with Windsor Castle, circa 1720, uncoloured engraved prospect, title repeated in French, 345 x 480 mm, slight creasing, central fold repaired on verso, with The Prospect of White Hall from the Park of St James, circa 1720, hand-coloured engraved view, slight worming to lower margin, 215 x 340 mm, mounted, plus Nichols (Sutton). A View of the inside of the Royal-Exchange in Cornhill London as it now is 1712 describing the walks by the Merchants of Divers Nations and Representing the Statues of all the Kings and Queens..., [Thomas Taylor] circa 1712, uncoloured engraving, old folds, thread margins, 480 x 555 mm, and Furnivals Inn in Holburn, 1754, hand-coloured aerial prospect, old folds, some old tape staining and browning to margins, 340 x 460 mm, together with Hulsbergh (H.). Castle Howard in Yorkshire..., circa 1720, uncoloured engraved aerial prospect after C. Campbell, laid on later thick paper, 375 x 520 mm, with Van der Aa (Pieter). A prospect of Greenwich Hospital for Seamen..., A General Prospect of the Palace of Audlyene in the County of Midilsex [and] Balms in the County of Middlesex, circa 1710, three hand-coloured views on one sheet (as published), ornate printed 'picture frame' borders, 340 x 420 mm, with another 8 large format topographical engravings and lithographs of London and England, including examples by Muller, Maurer, Fourdrinier, Mackreth and Hawkins, various sizes and conditionQty: (16)
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