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Lot 80
An S Fielding & Co presentation plaque of shaped scrolling and pierced form decorated with a panel of a large country house inscribed, Trentham Hall, Staffordshire, The Seat of his Grace The Duke of Sutherland, with further printed inscription verso, with the compliments of S Fielding & Co, Railway Pottery
Lot 38
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid bedroom chair, Condition Report: Widest point - 25.25insheight seat from floor - 16ins - back from floor - 34ins.width of seat 23ins - back to front 21.5ins. All castors present - not guaranteed original. No breaks to legs. Appears sound. Wear and tear condition with age and use.
Lot 469
In the manner of Howard & Sons for Morris & Co - A bench seat or sofa on ring turned and tapered simulated rosewood front legs with applied swivel castors, upholstered in Bird pattern jacquard-woven woollen double cloth, 163cm, height of back 83cm and seat height 38cm, S/D.The 'Bird' pattern was originally designed by William Morris in 1878 and the pattern was registered in the same year. It was originally designed for the walls of his drawing room at Kelmscott House. The fabric was probably made at the Merton Abbey Workshop. Morris himself referred to this type of fabric as woven wool tapestry, even though it is not technically a weave, but a double cloth.Provenance - Inherited by the present owner from their father Douglas Hickman, a prominent Birmingham architect. Douglas Hickman was a member of the founding committee of the Birmingham Victorian Society when it was formed in 1967, campaigning for Victorian and Edwardian architecture. He was also the author of 'Birmingham', a book about the architecture of the city published as part of the City Buildings series in 1970. After his death and upon his bequest, the sofa has been on loan to the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery and, after 30 years on loan to their collection, has recently been returned to the family.
Lot 482
An early 20th Century camel back two seat settee in the William and Mary style, raised to a walnut frame with three cup and cover front legs united by a serpentine double x-form stretcher, centred by finials, with feather filled seat cushions and pale yellow upholstery, height of back 107cm, width 138cm and seat height 44cm, S/D.
Lot 483
Two Victorian easy chairs to include a tub-shaped example with button down faded pink coloured upholstery over turned front legs with applied brass castors, width 74cm and seat height 36cm, together with a spoonback serpentine-fronted chair, with acanthus carved capitals to the exposed walnut frame, upholstered in pale blue button down fabric, both S/D. (2)
Lot 501
A pair of late 19th Century cast iron garden bench ends and back panel in the Serpent and Twig pattern, with acorn and oak leaf boughs and with entwined snakes to the end supports, possibly cast at the John Finch foundry in Dudley, lacking seat panel, height of bench ends 79cm and width of the back including the ends 129cm.
Lot 457
A pair of Victorian walnut and button upholstered armchairs, mid 19th century, with turned legs to the front terminating in caps and castors Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, The upholstery has been recently re-upholstered, Dreweatts cannot guarantee the originality of the timber beneath the upholstery, the upholstery in a condition that reflects a lack of significant age or use, some surface marks, the frames appear solid and stable, These chairs are: 88cm high, 72cm wide, approximately 80cm deep overall, the seat is 40cm high from the floor, 53cm deep, it is 61cm wide at the point between the armsOne leg of each chair is stamped CVSPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 472
A green painted metal garden suite, of recent manufacture , comprising; a pair of armchairs; a circular table; and a bench, all of openwork design, the seat furniture with arched backs and slatted seats, the bench 95cm high, 114cm wide; together with a green painted metal circular table and parasol
Lot 473
A Regency white painted wrought and cast iron garden seat, early 19th century, of reeded, slatted design, 92cm high, 154cm wideCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, areas of corrosion and discolouration further commensurate with age and storage and use in an outside setting, the painted surface refreshed all over but with chips and losses revealing layers of previous paint below, the corrosion largely appears to be largely superficial and structurally this bench appears to be sound and stable overall. The arched rail to the base is detached where it meats the seat, this appears to have rusted through the weld, it would require some attention to stabilise and maybe a fresh weld, one scrolling upright from an arm is also detached at the top most join, again this would need some stabilisation, the area is quite red and oxidised and would need to be stabilised before any structural damage occurs Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 474
A Regency white painted wrought and cast iron garden seat, circa 1810, of strapwork design, with double domed back, 85cm high, 110cm wideCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, areas of corrosion and discolouration further commensurate with age and storage and use in an outside setting, the painted surface refreshed all over but with chips and losses, there is a later metal brace fitted to one rear leg, this is old and again is covered with more recent paint, the corrosion largely appears to be largely superficial and structurally this bench appears to be sound and stable overallCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 481
A pair of teak garden benches, of recent manufacture, in the manner of designs by Lutyens, the arched and serpentine backrest above a slatted seat and outscrolled arms, 104cm high, 166cm wide Benches of this form were originally supplied to the garden at Little Thakeham near Storrington, West Sussex. The bench was then a common feature of other gardens designed by LutyensCondition Report: Both benches with marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Old chips and splits. Both benches of solid structure with just some slight movement in the backs. Glue residue visible to some joints. Surfaces with the minor weathering and fading expected with outside use. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 54
A pair of Charles II caved walnut armchairs, circa 1670, the pierced and foliate carved top rail centred by a putti, above the caned back flanked by barley twist supports and downswept scrolling arms, the caned seat on barley twist legs incorporating flowerhead terminals, joined by a pieced and foliate carved stretcher centred by a putti at the front, each 118cm high, 62cm wide, 55cm deep Provenance: Waystrode Manor, KentCondition Report: Both with marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some old splits, chips and losses. Evidence of old worm throughout. Caning replaced but has age, one seat with some breaks. Feet are later replacements. Of cleaned appearance. Some movement within frames. One top rail with old repair to one side of the back. Filler has been used to help disguise. Later screw to the rear of the splats. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 96
A Victorian walnut and button upholstered armchair, circa 1870, the shaped back flanked by padded arms headed by scrolling foliate terminals, centred by a loose cushion seat, on foliate carved scrolling cabriole legs at the front, terminating in brass carps and castorsProvenance: Oakley House, the Collection of Eustace Gibbs, 3rd Baron Wraxall, KCVO, CMG Condition Report: The main part of this chair appears to retain the horse-hair stuffing, there is a crunch beneath the later upholstery, the seat cushion is softer and is feather filled, The frame is solid and stable overall The upholstery with marks and stains, and wear especially to the ends of the arms Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 98
An upholstered Knole sofa, recently manufactured by George Smith, labelled for the maker to the underside of the frame, with removable seat cushions and bolsters, 115cm high, 185cm wide, 100cm deepCondition Report: Overall condition reflects lack of significant age or use in a domestic setting, The label to the upholstery dates this to 1995, There is a mark to the arm to the top of one side, some other light marks to the upholstery tooThe hinged elements are secure and the action is working at time of reportCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 120
A carved beech and parcel painted rocking horse, 19th century, modeled as a racehorse with legs outstretched, on a cammed rocker base, numbered 060 to the underside of the neck and one of the supports, 55cm high, 115cm long, 30cm wide Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, Signs of old woodworm,The action with the reigns and through the rockers is untested at Dreweatts, the springs appear to have pulled and there are old repairs to the rope The seat with wear and flaking to the painted surface, other painted areas with sings of wear too, Please see additional images for the serial number to some elements, Dreweatts cannot guartantee the load bearing qualities and sell this only as a decorative work of art and not as a child's toy. There are no signs of ever having had stirrups Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 123
A steel and button upholstered club fender, of recent manufacture, the upholstered seat above a double rail of supports and moulded plinth base, 38cm high, 203cm wide, 67cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches abrasions consistent with lack of age or significant use in a domestic setting, some surface marks and staining to the upholstered seatAdditional measurements: 154cm wide, 38cm deep (internally)Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 149
A set of four Renaissance Revival walnut and leather upholstered side chairs, circa 1880, each with carved soldier head terminals, each chair with one leg stamped HOLLAND & SONS, MOUNT STREET, LONDONCondition Report: All chairs with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, the leather has distresses, holes, marks, indentations, old rips and tears, this appears to have some efforts to retain and preserve, the flaked surfaces have had polish applied to diguise them 0 there is a good chance the leather is largely original. One chair back with later leather inserted, some other areas with repairs and insertions, one chair seat with a dark stain centrally. The frames appear solid and stable overall, Some old splits and cracksPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 217
A Louis XVI beech and upholstered armchair, circa 1780, stamped 'MINISTERE' to underside of the seat rail, 95cm high, 62cm wide, 48cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Old chips, splits and some small losses. Filler used to help disguise splits and old tack holes for where previous upholstery sat (see images). Slight movement within frame and arms. some joins opening slightly. Upholstery in fair condition overall with just some wear to the armrests. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 229
A Regency mahogany bergere armchair, circa 1820, with canework and removable squab seat above sabre legsCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, old splits and cracks and some opening to joints, this is the case case to the back rail where it joins the backrail, this area appears fairly solid however. Where the legs meat the rails and frame this all appears solid and stable, The canework is almost certainly not original, this however is all in good condition overall, with no obvious holes or over stretching, the seat with a little playThe squab seat with old cracking to the cover, this is a latter additionthe front seat rail is stamped B PThis chair never had castors.Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 244
A Charles II oak joint stool, circa 1670, the solid seat with moulded edge, above a moulded frieze, on square section and turned tapering legs joined by peripheral stretchers, 51cm high, 46cm wide, 28cm deepProvenance: Waystrode Manor, KentCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Various old chips, splits and losses. Split through top. Old wax/filler has been applied to help secure and disguise. Evidence of old worm. Later nail to top to help secure. Dowels to top are possibly later and are surrounded by the same wax/filler. Filler applied to feet. One stretcher appear a later replacement. Glue residue to the underside of the top and the inside of joints between legs and frieze. Slight movement within joins but of generally solid structure overall.Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 288
An elm, fruitwood and mahogany Windsor armchair, mid 19th century, of High Wycombe type, the pierced splat initialled 'R.Y', the rear of the seat stamped 'J.L', 112.5cm high, 60cm wide, 55cm deep For closely related designs of chair of the period attributed to High Wycombe, see Bernard D. Cotton, The English Regional Chair, The Antique Collectors Club, 1990, page 88, figures TV193 & TV194. Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some old chips and splits. Of waxed appearance. Additional split to centre of seat. Filler has been neatly applied to help disguise. Chair is of solid structure overall. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 295
A suite of giltwood seat furniture in Louis XVI style, early 20th century, comprising a set of four side chairs, an armchair, and a canape (6)Provenance: Property from a Private CollectionCondition Report: All elements with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, some chips and losses to the gilt surface, especially to the rear side probably where it has been against a wall, also some chips and losses to cresting areas. Some areas of re-freshing, the upholstery later and in a condition that reflects this, some light marks from use in a domestic setting. The chairs with a few more knocks and losses to the gilt surfaces especially the cresting rails, some joints appear to have opened previously but all seems solid and stable, these were probably strengthened with then upholstery was fitted. Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 324
A stained beech and upholstered two-seat sofa, recently manufactured by George Smith, after the manner of Howard & Sons, labelled for the maker to the underside of the frame, 97cm high, 191cm wide, 102cm deepCondition Report: Overall the condition reflects lack of significant age, the George Smith label to the upholstery gives the date of manufacture as 1995Some light marks to the upholstery from use in a domestic setting, the ends of the arms where the fabric folds has some knicks and wear here with some fraying,The frame appears solid and stable overall, the upholstery is almost certainly the original Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 325
A Victorian upholstered centre stool, circa 1890, in the manner of Howard & Sons, the button velvet seat above a cut coloured velvet frieze and on turned ebonised legs terminating in back porcelain castors, 35cm high, 65cm x 140cmCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, The upholstery later, some looseness to trim - signs of old dry glue where it has become detached from the frame, there are some marks and old stains to the upholstered surfaceOverall the frame is solid and stable, signs of old woodworm to the rials the rails are very clean, the legs have been re-ebonised and this has overlapped onto the rails, the central supporting iron bar appears original, the castors appear original too, Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 419
An Italian cut and voided velvet large seat cover or panel, probably Genoa, incorporating late 17th/early 18th century elements, with foliage and flowering vases overall, within a gilt thread border, 90 x 96cm overall including later satin mountFor a Genoese velvet furnishing textile with similar use of colour and patterning, see Los Angeles County Museum of Art, M.63.4.2
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