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Click here to subscribeA Louis XVI style carved beechwood and parcel gilt wingback fauteuil, early 20th century, the moulded foliate and scroll carved showframe with parcel gilt decoration, upholstered in green with padded back and arms and loose seat cushion, raised on floral carved cabriole front legs with scroll toes, 30¾in. (78cm.) wide, 37in. (94cm.) high to back.
A William IV walnut chariot back chair, the open back with two carved twin scroll bars and a floral carved apron, over swept foliate capped arms and a drop in seat, raised on foliate carved cabriole front legs with brass castors, united by a floral carved rail, 31½in. (80cm.) high, 21in. (53.3cm.) high.
A Victorian carved rosewood chaise longue, the serpentine buttoned back with lappet and foliate scroll carved showframe, over a conforming arm and serpentine seat, centred by a carved foliate motif, raised on floral carved cabriole front legs with scroll toes and brass castors, 58½in. (148.5cm.) long, 29in. (73.75cm.) high.
A George III style mahogany Chippendale elbow chair, 19th century, the serpentine, rocaille and foliate carved top rail over a pierced and interlaced vase splat, over a drop in petit point seat and shaped arms, terminating in scrolls, raised on cabriole legs, with ball and claw feet, 39in. (99cm.) high.
A George II style carved and stained beech wood armchair, circa 1900, the serpentine upholstered back and seat in sage green damask, over shaped, foliate and cabochon carved arms on foliate and scroll carved supports, raised on cartouche, foliate and shell carved cabriole front legs with scrolled foliate toes, 38in. (96.5cm.) high, 24¾in. (62.75cm.) wide.. * Provenance: St. James's Gallery, Guernsey, May 1996
A small settee by Howard Chairs Ltd., late 20th century, the rectangular back over outscrolled arms and a single loose seat cushion, raised on beechwood square tapered legs with brass castors, the two back legs stamped 'Howard Chairs Ltd. London England', upholstered in a bold, decorative stripe with vases of flowers and ruffled lower border, 65in. (165cm.) long, 34in. (86.25cm.) high to back.
A George I style carved walnut two seater settee, late 19th / early 20th century, the camel back and seat upholstered in blue stripe, the parrot and feather carved swept arms on foliate carved supports, raised on three shell and scroll carved cabriole legs with three toed feet, 37in. (94cm.) high, 54¾in. (139cm.) long.
A George III carved mahogany open armchair, the serpentine back and seat upholstered in ivory floral woven silk, over shaped arms terminating in foliate scrolls, the seat rail with bean and foliate carving, raised on channelled square front legs with similar carving and brass castors, united by H and back stretchers, 37¾in. (96cm.) high to back, 17¾in. (45cm.) to seat, 25¼in. (64cm.) wide.
A 19th century style mahogany inverted breakfront partner's desk, 20th century, the top with inset red gilt tooled leather (a/f), over a three drawer frieze to both sides, with turned and reeded quarter columns to the angles and two panelled sides, the panelled pedestals with three graduated drawers to one side and a cupboard to the other, the angles with conforming quarter columns, raised on ogee bracket feet, 70½ x 41in. (179 x 104cm.), 30in. (76.2cm.) high; together with a late-Regency mahogany elbow chair with leather seat (a/f). (2)
A set of four carved oak 17th century style dining chairs, early 20th century, the rectangular backs and stuff over seats upholstered in studded mottled grey leather, the back with arcaded lower rail, on turned cup and cover front legs with block feet and H-stretcher, 34¼in. (87cm.) high, 19in. (48.25cm.) to seat. (4)
A George III style three seat serpentine wing back settee, late 20th century, well upholstered in blue William Morris style floral upholstery with brass studded seat rail, raised on six square tapered front legs united by side and cross stretchers with wood and brass casters, 82in. (208.25cm.) long, 48in. (122cm.) high to back.
A set of six Regency style leather and stained beechwood dining chairs, late 20th century, the slightly serpentine flared backs with C-scroll top rail with foliate brass carrying handle, over a stuff over seat, in sage green leather with brass stud work, raised on sabre legs, 34¾in. (88.25cm.) high to back, 19½in. (49.5cm.) to seat, 20½in. (52cm.) wide. (6)
A burr walnut early Georgian style extending dining table and chairs, late 20th century, by Ian Smith Reproductions of Brighton, the rectangular dining table with rounded angles and a single additional leaf to the pull-out top, veneered in burr walnut with walnut cross banding, raised on cabriole legs with pad feet, 62½ + 16in. (158.75 + 40.5cm.) long, 44in. (111.75cm.) wide, with a matching set of eight Queen Anne style chairs including two carvers, with solid vase shaped splats and drop-in seats, on cabriole legs, maker's plaques beneath seat rails. (9)
A 17th century and later oak Wainscot chair, the rectangular panelled back with a carved bas relief panel with a flowering plant in a vase, below a foliate and strapwork arch with foliate spandrels, the outer frame carved with foliage over a later solid seat and shaped downswept arms with scroll terminals on ring turned supports, the conforming front legs with block feet, the seat rail carved with fluting to the front and a scalloped apron, the front corner blocks stamped with the initials 'WI', 37in. (94cm.) high, 24½in. (62.25cm.) wide, alterations and repairs.. * Provenance: Purchased from Buildwas Park Estate (Buildwas Abbey) near Ironbridge in Shropshire, owned by the Moseley family and later the Carder family.
A late Victorian mahogany open armchair, butterfly-shaped back carved and pierced with a central fleur-de-lis cresting by stiff acanthus within a conjoined C-scroll border, bowed arm rails applied with manchette terminating in scroll handrests, stuffed-over upholstery, serpentine seat, cabriole forelegs, brass casters, 95cm high
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