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Click here to subscribeA 1920s oak open armchair in the 18th century style, the upright back with bobbin turned uprights and central upholstered panel, over slightly downswept arms on baluster supports and a drop-in seat, on bobbin turned and block front legs with turned front stretcher and plain H-stretcher, 43¾in. (111cm.) high, 21¼in. (54cm.) wide.
A set of three Victorian carved oak Carolean style side chairs, the backs with central fruiting vine splat flanked by two pairs of moulded rails, within turned, fluted uprights below a cartouche cresting with pair of gryphons, over caned seats with tied seat cushions, raised on turned and fluted legs with turned H-stretchers and toupie feet, 45½in. (115.5cm.) high, 18¼in. (46.3cm.) wide. (3)
A 19th century French gilt wood salon armchair with pale green upholstery, height 97cm, width 70cm. Condition: wear to wood show frame throughout with age, front legs more so than rear, joins becoming separated in places, upholstery with minor stains to front seat and arms, however no major damage.
A late Victorian upholstered low armchair in the manner of Howard & Sons, with scrolled back and arms and deep seat, upholstered in red leaf patterned cloth, raised on mahogany turned front feet and straight back feet with brass castors, height 90cm, width 82cm, depth approx. 92cm. Condition: structurally sound, castors in tact, minor old scuffs to feet, springs appear ok, upholstery with no significant damage, fading of red colour around top right scroll, arms with some surface wear to upholstery.
A 19th century carved oak settle with lion arms, carved continental scene panels to back, lift top seat above carved lion head panels, length 152cm, height 98cm, depth 47cm. Condition: chip to top left edge, missing possible finials to top left & right edges, ring for lions mouth missing on left arm, some other small scuffs and old scratches/surface wear throughout.
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