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Click here to subscribeA Pair of Late 19th/Early 20th Century Howard-Style Feather-Filled and Deep-Seated Armchairs, recovered in grey linen, with squab cushions, on square tapering legs with castors74cm by 67cm by 77cmBoth in very good condition as recently recovered and refurbished.seat rail 18cm, seat height to top of cushion 43cm
Suite of Multiyork sofas Suite of Multiyork sofas in white damask pattern upholstery, two two-seat sofas and two armchairs with pillows and arm covers, all raised on square section supports with brass castorsSofas: 208cm wide, 88cm deep, 87cm high. Armchairs: 86cm wide, 79cm deep, 90cm highThe covers on the chair and cushions are removable using zips and velcro. In good condition, were hardly used in the vendors property. No large stains or marks, a couple very minor blemishes to one of the seat cushions which would wash off and can be negated by flipping the seat cushion. No tears, holes to fabric, feet and castors in good order.
Eight early 20th century leather upholstered dining chairs Eight early 20th century oak framed and studded brown leather upholstered standard dining chairs, in late 17th century style, padded back above a stuff over seat raised on turned supports and front stretcher46cm wide, 43cm deep, 91cm highThese are a set of eight, all matching. There is some cracking to the leather upholstery, one with later green webbing underneath and one chair with damaged original webbing. A couple of missing studs. 47cm seat height. Seats are tight.
Duresta Two-Seater Sofa with Colefax and Fowler Fabric Modern two-seat sofa by Duresta with Colefax and Fowler 'Honeysuckle - Red Chintz' pattern fabric, with two cushions on castors185cm wide, 103cm deep, 88cm highSome staining to the fabric, no holes or tears. No Duresta label on this sofa, however it comes from a larger suite in the property of which this is a part, all in the same upholstery.
Early 20th century oak monks bench Early 20th century oak monks bench, rectangular hinged top with floral gothic carving to the two-panel seat back, box seat with a storage compartment over a three-panel front, the central panel carved in a similar manner, raised on square section supportsSeat up: 122cm wide, 50cm deep, 97cm high
19th century oak armchair 19th century oak armchair, pierced and shaped splat back over a saddle seat raised on turned supports united by stretchers, stamped JB109cm highGood overall condition, left arm support is loose and may require reinforcement, the Seat is solid with no movement. Repair to the stretcher.
Victorian Carved Oak Monks Bench Victorian gothic carved oak monks bench, the hinged top decorated with the Prince of Wales feathers raised on carved gryphon arm supports, the rectangular box seat with a storage compartment and acanthus carved panelled front and sides, on stile supportsAs seat with backrest: 107cm wide, 46cm deep, 10cm high
Mid 20th century green leather Chesterfield swivel office chair Mid 20th century green leather Chesterfield swivel office chair, button back and studded seat on four outswept legs85cm wide, 73cm deep, 113cm highWear to the leather commensurate with age and damage to the back of the chair, see all images
19th century button back armchair, in the manner of Howard & Sons 19th century button back armchair, in the manner of Howard & Sons, reupholstered in cream fabric with a reclining back, sprung seat on carved cabriole forelegs, rear leg stamped 'Howard & Sons Ltd. Berners St. 11597', no castors70cm wide, 92cm deep, 83cm high
Victorian walnut framed chaise lounge plus a single nursing chair Victorian walnut framed chaise lounge, the shaped button back with pierced acanthus leaf design to one end, above a serpentine stuff over seat raised on cabriole supports, in patterned duck egg blue upholstery, plus a single nursing chair with an elaborately pierced carved back, stuff over seat on cabriole supports terminating in castorsChaise: 172cm wide, 90cm deep, 86cm high. Chair: 67cm high
A matched pair Chinese ceramic garden seats with turquoise glaze approx 47 x 30 x 37cm together with a terracotta sancai style garden seat 44 x 31 x 31cm (3)the matched pair of turquoise seats have knocks and losses especially around the base as well as hairline cracks. The yellow and green seat is in fragile condition with hairline cracks, please see photographs for condition.
A Lancashire oak joined chair. 17/18th century, the arched panel back with floral and foliate carving, solid seat , on turned square section legs, with a reel and bobbin turned stretcher, height 99cm, width 47cm, depth 48cm.The seat is a replacement. There are two splits in the legs, along with a few other splits, knocks, and wear from use.The back panel is somewhat worn it is unclear what has caused this, it does not appear to be woodworm.
A Cornish ash and elm Windsor armchair. Early 19th century, with spindle back and turned legs, with traces of original green paint, height 95cm, width 72cm, depth 45cm, height to seat 44cm.The chair is stable, with no obvious movement.It has had repairs over the years. One of the front legs could be an older replacement. The hoop has been repaired where it joins the arms, with an applied thick layer of 'lacquer' which has also been applied to the seat. There is a little historic inactive woodworm on the hoop and the seat.
A 17th century West country oak wainscot chair. With a scrolled top rail, the panel back carved with five floral rosette roundels, above a solid seat and turned square section legs, height 107cm, width 61cm, depth 50cm.There are a few splits and cracks on the back panel, and a replaced strip on the left side.The right upright has a replaced splice at the top. There is a replaced strip on the seat panel.The rear legs have been raised a little on blocks, a few signs of very historic worm, general knocks and wear. The chair is sturdy and stable.
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