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Click here to subscribeA 19th century mahogany open arm elbow chair with drop in seat, raised on turned supports, together with a Victorian mahogany circular topped occasional table, diameter of top 42.5cm (2).Additional InformationThe table with numerous water stains, old repairs, the column has been seperated from the top, the chair with old repairs to back, legs and arms.
A Victorian mahogany framed stool with padded top raised on cabriole legs, and a William IV mahogany bar back dining chair with padded drop-in seat and sabre front legs (2).Additional InformationA little bit of give to the frame on the stool and the braiding is loose in parts. There are significant repairs to the chair.
A set of four Victorian mahogany framed balloon back dining chairs with drop in upholstered seats on cabriole front supports (4).Additional InformationScuffs and scrapes particularly to lower sections, one with a split to the rear of the seat, some further splits in places, some old repaired sections. Would benefit from some attention.
A 17th century oak, bog oak and holly inlaid wainscot chair, the carved arch top rail above lozenged detailed panelled back, flanked by the bog oak and holly inlaid vertical sections with incised decorated scrolling arms, planked seat and block and turned legs.Additional InformationPlease note, this will be an extensive condition report but does not detract from the originallity of this chair. It has been in the same family for generations and is a tired example but original and has not been messed about with. The plank seat is split and loose, there are also chips to the front of the plank seat the whole frame is very loose, the top rail is very dry and it has a split to one side, there are numerous marks of surface wear throghout, a couple of the diamond lozenges are missing to the inlay. It appears the chair does not have ears missing, we cannot see the marks.
A Georgian yew wood elbow chair with carved splats and supports and drop-in blue upholstered seat, also an 18th century oak side chair with carved detail on stretchered block front supports (2).Additional InformationSide chair with gaps to the planks making up the seat, general heavy wear, rubbing to the stained finish. The elbow chair with some splits, knocks and scratches, chip to the front left support. A further split that runs down the right arm.
A late 18th/early 19th century oak and mahogany crossbanded settle with four-panel back and later pine slats to seat on square section supports, height 103cm, width 182cm, depth 74cm.Additional InformationWear commensurate with age and use, some losses, further nibbles, scuffs and scrapes, particularly to corners and edges; seat lost/replaced with later pine slats as stated.
A set of 10 (8+2) North Country style wavy ladder back dining chairs, with rush seats and turned legsCondition Report: Condition and wear commensurate with age and use. Some marks, scuffs, chips and minor damage. Carver dimensions:Depth 17insWidth 23insHeight to seat 17.5insHeight to top of back 45.5ins Single chairs:Depth 15insWidth 19insHeight to seat 18insHeight to top of back 38ins
Collection of antique medallions - x2 antique Victorian believed silver 1846 and 1848 medallions from the Manchester and Liverpool Agricultural Society both awarded to one Gilbert Greenall Esq. MP of Walton Hall for exhibiting the best Cow or Heifer in Milk or in Calf 1946 and for exhibiting the best yearling Heifer of any breed in 1948. Set within a glass case with white metal surround. The front of the medal beautifully decorated with Farm animals. Gross weight per medal; 47.19gGreenall was the sixth and youngest son of Edward Greenall of Walton Hall, Cheshire. In 1847 Greenall was elected as Member of Parliament (MP) for Warrington, a seat he held until 1868.
In the manner of Epstein - A walnut veneered four-seat dining table, the quarter-veneered and cross-banded top with canted corners and raised to pedestal supports, height 76cm, length 156cm and width 90cm, together with four chairs with cloud-shaped quarter veneered and cross-banded backs above cream coloured vinyl seats, refurbished. (5)
Victor B. Wilkins for G-Plan - A teak framed circular seated stool, with a pinwheel style seat upholstered in pistachio coloured leaf patterned fabric, height 44cm and diameter 52cm.This stool is offered for sale as a work of art. It may not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason should not be used in a private dwelling.
Tim Bates for Pieff - A 'Mandarin' three-seat sofa, reupholstered in tan coloured leather on a chromium plated frame, width 223cm, depth 80cm and seat height 44cm, S/D. This sofa is offered for sale as a work of art. It may not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason should not be used in a private dwelling.
Collection of 1:72 scale Eduard Brassin Aircraft Extra Parts, including 5xBf Cockpits, 4xB-24 Engines, 4xFw engine and fuselage guns, 9xFw 190 Wheels early, FW 190A Exhaust Stacks, 6xBf 110 Wheels, 3xBf 110 Nose Guns, DB 601 A/N engine, 7x11-2 Wheels, 2xII-2 Exhaust Stacks, 3xJAS-39 Wheels, 5xM-2 Browning Guns, 16xvarious MG Guns, 3xF-16CJ Block 50 Wheels, 3xF-4J Wheels, 2xF-16CJ Block 50 Ejection seat, excellent condition, (approx. 80).
Collection of 1:72 scale Aires Hobby Models Resin Aircraft Extra Parts, 16xvarious Phantom II Exhaust Nozzles, 6xF-4 Phantom II Wheel Bays, F-4F Phantom II Cockpit set, 4xJunkers Jumo 213, 6xJunkers Ju 87D/G Cockpit sets, 4xRolls Royce Merlin Mk.22 engine sets, Daimler Benz engine set, 5xGerman 22mm Gun MG 151, German 13mm Gun MG 131, 4xFocke Wulf FW 190A-3/A-5 Wheels, 2xFocke Wulf Fw 190 Seats, 3xSepecat Jaguar Wheels & Paint Masks, 2xAV-8B Harrier Wheels and Paint Mask, F-105 Thunderchief Wheels and Paint Mask, Ejection Seat M.B.Mk 10A, 4x Marin-Baker Mk 10A Seats, generally excellent condition, (61 items).
A contemporary Post-Regency design twin-pillar extending dining table, discorectangular top with 'gadrooned' border, substantial columns with 'egg-and-dart' socles, triform bases, hirsute paw feet, 76cm high, 194cm extending to 240cm long, 118cm wide; a set of six conforming dining chairs, comprising a pair of carvers and four side chairs, the carver 108cm high, 67cm wide, the seat 50cm deep (7)
A set of eight 17th century style oak dining chairs, comprising six side chairs and a pair of carvers, each with a rectangular raised and fielded panel back, stuffed over upholstery, turned front supports and stretcher, reputedly by Hines of Oxford, the carver 106cm high, 58.5cm wide, the seat 44cm deep (8)
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