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Lot 242
A Regency mahogany and upholstered armchair, circa 1815 and later upholstered, the shaped back and arms above removable seat cushion and turned tapering legs to the front and cabriole legs to the back, all terminating in brass caps and castors, 97cm high Condition Report: As catalogued this has been recently upholstered and this lack of age or use is reflected in the condition, the frame appears solid and stable overall - Dreweatts cannot guarantee the originality of the frame beneath the upholstery The visable elements with marks, knocks, scratches consistent with age and use, the seat rails all appear original - there are old tack marks from previous upholstery present Measurements:97cm high, 70cm wide (at widest point of the arms, approximately 85cm deep overall, The removable seat cushion is 47cm wide, 64cm deepCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 285
A late Regency mahogany campaign sofa, circa 1820, with removable back and sides above a seat with canvas base and ring turned Legs, 83cm high, 137cm wide, 53cm deepProvenance: Removed from Norris Castle, Isle of WightCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, knocks and chips to extremitiesThe metal brackets now securing the back and sides may be later, to give solidity, they would need to be unscrewed eachtime the piece was to be dismantled and moved whilst on campaign, Dreweatts have not tried to dismantle this piece and therefore can offer no opinion on this function. In it's present state it is very stable There is no seat, it is the webbing as seen in the pdf and online catalogue images, Old chips, losses, and some replacements to veneers, inlays, mouldings, beadings,Old splits and cracks, especially to the side Overall stable Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 300
A George III mahogany side chair, late 18th century, the rectangular back with shaped toprail, the supports and stretchers with Chinese Chippendale fretwork, together with a chair to match, of recent manufacture (2)Condition Report: George III chair - solid and stable, the seat rails are visable, the rear rail appears to be a replacement, the others with age, some old tackmarks and signs of old woodworm, signs of later glue to the supporting timber, this has probably been restored - the legs are polished, the spandrells with some old breaks and repairs, probably some later elements here too. 20th century chair - solid and stable, this is very fresh to the seat rails, the legs are darkly stained to simulate the period chair, as catalouged this of recent manufacture - the period chair was perhaps taken apart to aid the manufacture of this chair, both were probably then upholstered at the same time as the manufacturing processthe chairs each measure: 99cm high, 61cm wide, 63cm deep Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 312
Y A pair of George IV rosewood salon chairs, circa 1830, with striped silk upholstery, each bearing a later label for John Keil Ltd, 51 Park Street, Bristol 1. (retailers) Provenance: The estate of Christopher and Rosemary WarrenCondition Report: The frames with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,The upholstery with marks and staining and signs of wear and fading,- the arms with old splits revealing wadding beneath, one chair is worse affected than the other, other splits alsoThe frames appear stable overall, Dreweatts cannot guarantee the originality of the frames beneath upholstery The caps and castors appear originalAdditional measurements:The top of the seat rail from the floor is approx 33cm high, it is approx 41cm to top of the seat cushionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 383
A yew and elm Windsor armchair, with hooped back and pierced vertical splat above the solid elm seat and cabriole legs, 101cm highCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,Some old splits and cracks, chips and losses to some elements of timber, one ear to one leg appears to be later, this certainly has some spliced restorations and is covered with a darker stain to disguise the repair Signs of old woodworm including old holes and some bored to the surfacesOverall the frame of the chair is stable with minimal looseness to jointsOne rear leg appears to be an old replacementPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 391
A walnut and leather upholstered armchair, second quarter 18th century and laterCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,The frame with old splits and cracks and some chips and losses, some of the splits have been repaired - probably professionally. there are splices to areas of the arms and the back, The seat is cracked to the surface but is overall intact,There are some later elements to seat rails, the base is hessian covered, this has been lifted in one corner to inspect and later timber is evident. The front feet appear to have had some later timber blocks added, Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 396
A pair of George II walnut side chairs, circa 1735, each with red and white chequer upholstered drop in seatsCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,Old chips, losses, and some repairs to elements of frame, old splits and cracks one top rail is loose - there are signs of spliced repairs here too. Some joints opening up.Dreweatts cannot guarantee the originality of the frame beneath the upholstery to the seat, the seat upholstery is recent and is in an overall condition as to be expected. Overall the frame appears stablePlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 418
A set of six satin birch dining chairs in early Victorian style, late 20th century, after the manner of Gillows, each with recently upholstered seat Condition Report: These appear to have been recently re-upholstered and polished, the surfaces clean and polished in appearance, some of the dents and marks appear to be simulated wear, there are some splits and cracks and repairs. The drop in seats have been fixed to the frames via screws, Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 478
A Victorian mahogany and upholstered chaise longue, circa 1850, 90cm high, 155cm wide, 63cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,The seat cushion appears to be reversable, it is buttoned to both sides, there are some marks and stains to one side - see photographsThere are old chips, splits, and cracks, some chips and losses to veneers and some areas of moulding. Overall the frame is stable, there is some looseness to the back but this is not excessiveThe upholstery is later, the frame was probably sympathetically restored when re-upholstered, the caps and castors appear to be original Dreweatts cannot guarentee the originality of any timber or frame beneath the later upholsteryPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 479
A set of twelve ebonised and parcel gilt armchairs, in Regency style, 20th century, after the manner of John Gee, each with a crescent shaped rattan back with central quiver of arrows motif Condition Report: Overall these chairs condition reflect lack of significant age and use, the chairs are all stable, there is some minor opening to some joints, there is some untidyness to the painted finish, there is some wear and chipping to the paint - this is mainly to the arms where it reveals a gilt layer below. there appears to be some refreshing in places, probably from wear, the canework appears intact to the backs and the seats, the seat cushions are removable pads, there are ties to the rear to secure them to the frames. Additional measurements:The seat rail is 39.5cm high from the floor, the top of the seat cushion is 46cm high from the floor, the front of the seat between the rails is 47cm wideCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 489
A pair of Regency mahogany hall chairs, circa 1820, each with a shaped rectangular back with vacant cartouche above the solid seat and turned legs to the front Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, Old splits and cracks, these are notably through rear legs on both chairs,The backs have been screwed and plugged to the rails - some plugs missing and some looseness to this joinOne chair the seat is loose due to the dry glue to the blocks becoming weak, some of these blocks appear to be later too. Overall these chairs require some restoration prior to use in a domestic setting Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 493
A George IV mahogany hall seat, circa 1825, 52cm high, 143cm wide, 27cm deep Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,The bolster ends to the seat are joined, this appears to be by design and this appears to be stable and secure, The seat overall appears solid and stable,There is signs of later glue to the blocks supporting the seat, some of these appear to be later replacements, Some minor splits and cracksCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 511
A pair of French carved beech and upholstered armchairs, in Louis XV style, 20th century, 84cm high, 74cm wide, 75cm deepCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use,The upholstery possibly original, there is staining and marks to the seat from use and also to the armsWear to the surface of the ends of the arms from use, The frames appear solid overallCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 520
A harlequin pair of mahogany and upholstered side chairs, circa 1780, each with spoon backs above a serpentine seat and square section supports, together with a George III mahogany armchair, circa 1800, a George III mahogany ladderback chair, last quarter 18th century, and another George III side chair, circa 1770 (5)Condition Report: Green chairs:Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, The upholstery is later and with the usual marks and signs of wear consistent with use in a domestic setting, the rails are covered by hessian to the bottom, where this has been removed only a small part of the rails are visible, there are certainly some later retaining timber to the frames beneath this. Dreweatts cannot guarantee the originality of the timber beneath this upholsterySome old splits and cracksAdditional three chairs:Frames are overall stable, to one chair the stretchers appear to be later, one chair has chamfered rears to the legs, the others are square - as catalogued these are a harlequin or near pair and are not exact to each other. The remaining three chairs with various marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, the armchair with dry appearance overall, old tack marks to rails, some glue and later elements, the ladderback chair repolished and with later timber to the rails, the side chair has been repolished, Condition Report Disclaimer
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