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Lot 198
CHARLOTTE PERRIAND - an early Siege Tournant LC7 swivel chair in leather and painted steel, in well used and distressed condition, designed 1927. (with option to buy next lot).Good condition, with signs of age and use. Some chips to paint on metal frame. Possible repair to seat. Various cracks and abrasions to leather.
Lot 169
A George III-style mahogany library chair,19th century, upholstered in green leather and raised on outsplayed supports,67cm wide61cm deep89cm highProvenance: Maurice 'Dick' Turpin, Barons Keep, London W14.Condition ReportOverall in good condition and ready to place. Knocks, scuffs, scratches and rubbing commensurate with age and use to frame. Been re blocked. Cracking to leather but appears fairly stable. Seat 51cm high.73cm high to the front of the arms.
Lot 20
A George III mahogany armchair, c.1760, with a pierced Gothic-style splat and scrolling open arms, raised on square supports carved with scales and trailing husks,66cm wide66cm deep99cm highProvenance: Maurice 'Dick' Turpin, Barons Keep, London W14.Condition ReportOverall in good condition, ready to place. The mahogany is good quality, dense and tight in grain - lending itself to fine carving. The upholstery is recent. Evidence of historic repairs to top rail and upper section of splat, although seem stable now. The arms has been pegged/doweled both where they meet the seat and stiles, although not obvious. The carving appears to be contemporary to the piece, although a unusual feature. Possibly replacements to stretcher/stretchers. Knocks, scuffs, surface scratches and marks consistent with age and use. Frame generally sturdy, although some play evident in one arm.
Lot 78
A George II walnut stool,c.1730, the buttoned stuff-over seat covered in yellow damask silk, raised on knee-carved cabriole legs,52cm wide40cm deep45cm highProvenance: Maurice 'Dick' Turpin, Barons Keep, London W14.Condition ReportSome wear and marks to upholstery. General knocks, marks, scuffs and wear commensurate with age and use. Some areas of apparent repair and replacement, with later blocks beneath and re-tipped feet. Historic woodworm damage, which does not appear active. Re-finished. Joints sound and solid.
Lot 163
A George II 18th-century scroll arm wing back armchair with close nailed stuff over silk Damask upholstery on well-carved bold cabriole legs with claw and ball feet, 116 cm high x 80 cm wide, the seat 40 cm high x 55 cm deepA private estateBack seat rail replaced, iron braces internally supporting side rails.
Lot 169
Richard Williams "Masterpiece"; a pair of contemporary bespoke maple and English walnut tub chairs, with broad padded backs and seats on concave octagonal section legs, 72 cm wide x 75 cm deep x 74 cm overall height, 47 cm high to the seat, together with an octagonal occasional table by the same craftsman, with a concave panelled outline, the segmented figured maple top seated upon a bold English walnut column also of concave panelled outline, 84 cm diameter x 47 cm overall height.See craftsman's website for further details
Lot 148
Gerbruder Thonet; Chair 436(variant) a set of six beechwood chairs, based on the chair designed in 1906, with split cane panels and steam-bent frames, this variant with stop fluted front supports. 42 cm wide x 43 cm deep x 92 cm overall height, 47 cm height to the seat. For contextual reference Thonet, Credit: Wikipedia.
Lot 133
A George III mahogany triple chair back hall seat, with angular backs above three bullrush and vase splats, shaped "Leg of Mutton" open arms over stuff over seat and supported by four squared legs, 163 cm wide x 60 cm deep x 93 cm overall height, 47 cm height to the seat.A private estateTwo splat shoes have been replacedleft arm replaced (?)historic woodworm in the internal face of seat rails
Lot 171
A set of modular Girsberger 'Model 1400' lounge chairs, with orange leather button upholstery and chrome tubular frames, comprising a two-seat unit with single padded arm, two single chairs with left only padded arms, and two single chairs (no arms), one chair labelled, 76 cm high, and a conforming laminated side table, 61 cm wide, 61 cm deep, 37.5 cm highPrivate collection. https://girsberger.com/en/company/about-us/history/
Lot 120
A small Victorian, Maynard & Co of London teak and mahogany two-section campaign chest of drawers, fitted four long drawers, each carcass with brass sunken folding bale handles and capping and side handles to each side. Bearing a Maynard to one drawer bottom, the top of the lower section bearing the legend: Mr. Saul, Passenger No5 Shanghai, together with an applied shipping label. 81 cm wide x 43 cm deep x 87 cm overall height.A private estateMaynard & Co were active in the supply of campaign furniture as well as other services and activities connected with the busy passages to China and the East in the 19th century and although uncommon at auction are often to be seen in the inventories of specialist dealers in campaign items.Base missing remains of fixings for a tray top to facilitate a wash stand or gallery, sadly we do not have the missing bale handle.The sides of each carcass are free of splits.the drawers run as expected and all seat at the right depth.Sadly we don't have the framed.The top has some knocks and scratches as expected but no splits.As mentioned we don't have the gallery that would fit the top.The chest came from a West London estate.
Lot 149
A George IV mahogany frame bergere library chair in the manner of Holland & Co, with cane back and reeded outline, scroll arms above squat turned cluster column fore supports and sabre rear, terminating in good quality water gilt socketed castors. 62 cm wide x 82 cm deep x 97 cm overall height, 40 cm high to the seat frame.A private estateA break to the left hand arm support,
Lot 168
A William IV mahogany framed scroll back upholstered library chair, with moulded outline and stuff over upholstery, supported by lotus-capped fore support with brass socketed castors, 70 cm wide x 65 deep x 98 cm overall height.Body of the chair has been reupholstered in capoc and horsehairCushion is sealed but feels like featherNumerous old repairsSpliced repair to back legOld repair on left hand arm almost below elbow pad.Both turned front legs have been re glued but are firm, castors OKseat frame tight, signs of old tack holes from fixings of a dust cover, seat frame probably re glued at some point, no visible woodworm infestation of evident frasssome rather odd blocks have been added to the bottom of the arm terminals above the front legs,
Lot 8
Dinky: A boxed Dinky Toys, Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle, Reference No. 104. Original box with instructions, and drop-down seat, first-issue Captain Scarlet, general wear expected with age, one box end flap missing tab. Condition of vehicle is generally very good, one missile present, mechanism in working order. Please assess photographs.
Lot 7
Dinky: A boxed Dinky Toys, Spectrum Pursuit Vehicle, Reference No. 104. Original box with instructions, and drop-down seat, first-issue Captain Scarlet, general wear expected with age, one box end flap detached but present. Condition of vehicle is generally very good, one decal to front missing, white cap missing off top. Please assess photographs.
Lot 373
Railwayana: An early 20th century (circa 1910), Great Eastern Railway (GER), oak Captain's swivel chair. GER carved into the back rail and original straw filled, rexine covered seat pad. Swivel works a full 360°. Height approx. 31". Generally in good order. Some wear commensurate with age. Please assess photographs.
Lot 386
Chinese rosewood corner chair that features two pierced side slates with mother-of-pearl inlaid floral decorations. The seat is decorated with a circular mother-of-pearl inlaid medallion of flowers and a hummingbird.Height: 33 in x width: 16 in x depth: 21 in.Condition:The chair is structurally sound and stable. There are no splits to the wood. The cross-section in the stretcher disconnected. There are small losses to the mother-of-pearl inlay throughout, visible in the lot listing. There are a few missing pieces.
Lot 344
Schuco 4001 Examico tinplate clockwork car, gear changing, cream, marked "Made in US Zone of Germany", circa 1940's, red interior seat, missing plastic windscreen and steering wheel, within Fair original box, key wound, key is present, untested, Good, 5.5"14cm long; also including Schuco clock work frog, missing key, untested, Poor to Fair; (2).
Lot 379
Schuco No.4012 radio car, made in the U.S-Zone Germany, tinplate clockwork open top car, red with green seat (slight damage to seat please see photographs), plastic windscreen, with steerable front wheels, plated parts, 2 x clockwork motors, 1 for the drive to the rear wheels, the other to the musical radio movement, key is present plus a spare, untested, within Good original box with instruction leaflet, Good Plus, 6.5"/16cm.
Lot 486
20 various volumes including JACK LONDON "Before Adam", popular edition, published T Werner Laurie , cloth board bound, 6 x "The Novels of Fielding" including "Amelia", volumes I and II, "Tom Jones", volumes I and II, "Joseph Andrews" and "Mr Jonathan Wild", published Hutchinson & Co., all cloth board bound, MURIEL SPARK "The Driver's Seat", first edition, published MacMillan 1970, cloth board bound, ANTHONY HOPE "The Prisoner of Zenda", published Arrowsmith, 3/6 series, volume 18, tooled and gilded cloth board bound, etc.
Lot 708
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid salon settee in the Regency style of small proportions, the caned back flanked by scroll arms over an upholstered seat on square tapered splayed supports to brass caps and castors 143.5 cm wide x 55 cm deep x 79.5 cm high CONDITION REPORTS The back has been badly broken and has been off previously and badly screwed back on. The piece has green paint variously throughout on the woodwork and some heavy scratching and losses to the veneer. The back right hand foot has been off and has been shoved back on. There are several areas of staining to the upholstery. Heavy wear and tear conducive with age and use - see images for more details. 27 cm to bottom of seat, 46 cm high
Lot 721
Two Victorian mahogany pedestal occasional tables, the circular tops on turned columns to tripod bases, 58 cm diameter x 72.5 cm high and 45.5 cm diameter x 71 cm high, a pine towel rail, three small stools, oak folding cake stand, oval mahogany framed wall mirror, wooden trolley, gilt framed wall mirror and a string seat stool
Lot 740
A mid 20th Century oak bureau, the sloping fall with three panels enclosing a basic fitted interior over three drawers, 76 cm wide, a Heal's style oak framed elbow chair, 51.5 cm wide, a box seat dressing stool, pine cupboard with two drawers over two cupboard doors, 81 cm wide, a late Victorian mahogany dwarf cupboard with two drawers over two recessed cupboard doors, 86 cm wide x 63 cm high and an oak two tier shelf unit, 51 cm wide
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