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Lot 74
A contemporary child's ride-on tin plate racing car with red and white painted body, plastic seat and working steering wheel to front axle, length 75cm, width 37cm.Additional InformationThe paintwork has slightly faded on one side where it has been in a child's room and there are a few very small scratches, light wear to the rubber wheels but overall in good condition.
Lot 950
An Edwardian lady's rosewood and inlaid writing desk/work table, the upper section with central door enclosing fitted interior flanked by twin short drawers and gilt tooled green leather writing surface, the lower section with single long drawer above slide-out compartment, on tapered supports to castors, 108 x 68 x 48cm, and a mahogany elbow chair with carved and inlaid detail and floral upholstered seat on stretchered supports (2).Additional InformationThe desk/table with some knocks, losses and splits commensurate with age and use. The chair with some knocks, particularly to corners, edges and arms.
Lot 1028
A set of eight ash and elm 19th century Gothic Thames Valley chairs with saddle seats and ring turned front legs united by stretchers, three chairs with impressed initials RW to the back of seats. Footnote: “ See Edwin Skull’s High Wycombe catalogue c 1849 with a similar arcaded top rail. The RW mark is possibly that of Richard White recorded in The English Regional Chair” as a chair maker in Easton St. High Wycombe in 1841.” Additional InformationEach with general surface wear and usual wear and tear throughout, chair one with natural splits to the seat, chair two has had a repair to the back corner of the seat and is slightly wobbly/uneven, chair three remains of old woodworm and the back joints are slightly loose, chair seat is slightly warped, chair four back stretcher is slightly loose but does have impressed initials RW to the back of the seat, chair five with loose back panel and split to seat, chair six has the remains of an old repair to the back corner but is strong and stable, chair seven back corner has been repaired and back panel is slightly loose and wobbly around the joints, chair eight has splits to the seat and around the joints of the frame, three of the chairs are impressed with the initials RW.
Lot 1072
A 19th century rosewood sewing table with octagonal top on carved scrolling supports to quadripartite base and carved ball feet, 72 x 38.5 x 38.5cm, and a contemporary rosewood stool with barley twist stretchered supports and gold fabric upholstered seat, height 38cm, top 43 x 38cm (2).Additional InformationThere are some splits and chips to the sides of the upper section, some quite heavy scratches and gouges to top, further general wear to base commensurate with age and use as well as buildup of dust and dirt. The fabric has obviously been replaced. Stool with some scuffs to legs commensurate with age. The green lining to the basket exterior and yellow to the lining interior are replacements, the exterior somewhat frayed and tired, all supports appear original, no sign of worm, there are scuffs, scrapes, small abrasions, etc particularly to lower sections and feet, chips to the sewing table frieze with some splits also. There is a strange bubbling and varnished look to the under tier, this has had water damage, the table is only rosewood veneered, and some of the lost sections have had painted replacement repairs.
Lot 1075
A Victorian mahogany framed conversation seat with spindle back and blue floral upholstery, on turned supports to castors, approx 62 x 127 x 61cm.Additional InformationSome scuffs and scrapes, particularly to the exposed corners and edges, upholstery a little tired with some fading in colour and discolouration.
Lot 1082
A mid-late 19th century elm Windsor lath back elbow chair, height 109cm.Additional InformationWear throughout, chip to the top stretcher, chair is slightly wobbly and the arms are slightly loose, chair has been cut down, a minor split to the seat, a nail has been knocked into the place on the right side section that supports the arm.
Lot 1187
A Victorian mahogany Pembroke table, with single end drawer, raised on column support terminating on brass castors, height 69cm, length 92cm, depth 88cm, together with an oak framed hall chair with leatherette seat and back cushion (2).Additional InformationGeneral wear, scratches, impact marks to the top. Minor splitting to the top of the chair and wear to the material.
Lot 1253
A reproduction French Empire style dining suite, comprising a fixed extended D end dining table, length 266cm, width 429cm, and eight dining chairs with blue and gilt upholstered seat and back panels, marble topped sideboard with two secret drawers above two panelled cupboard doors, raised on bun feet, height 100cm, length 186cm, depth 64cm. Additional InformationThe table is fixed and cannot be reduced in size, general scratches/scuffs to each.
Lot 3151
Georges Geffroy. A pair of cream painted directoire chairs from the 59-metre super yacht Gaviota IV owned by the Chilean millionaire Arturo López-Willshaw. In the 1950s Lopez-Willshaw commissioned the legendary French interior designer Georges Geffroy to decorate Gaviota IV.Geffroy, who was Christian Dior's interior designer, was described by Givenchy as a “purist” and “An eighteenth-century gentleman, one of a breed of decorators that is extinct today,” He was known for never accepting more than one job at a time so that he could devote himself entirely to each assignment. Gaviota IV was one of the most sumptuous super yachts of its era. Condition report: some paint losses and splits. staining to the seats. Height to the seat is 49.5 cm.
Lot 3157
A remarkable Regency painted faux bamboo side chair, circa 1802, by Marsh & Tatham for the Royal Pavilion, Brighton. The frame turned to simulate bamboo, the top rail pierced with quatrefoils above a caned panel and seat, the underside stamped for Brighton Pavilion and Buckingham Palace with further initials and numbers, height 82cm, width 48cm.cf chairs in the Royal collectionSupplied for the Royal Pavilion, Brighton, '36 Bamboo chairs japaned; the backs and seats caned £71'. Messrs Tatham & Bailey were responsible for supplying furniture to the Royal Pavilion and the Prince Regent's household generally.This chair from the decendants of Lady Paget, and is sold along with a certificate awarded to her.Condition report: Refreshed and repainted.
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