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Click here to subscribeA near pair of 18th century oak bench seats, largest L.206cm D.36cm H.68cm Condition: Slight difference in colour to the two with one a little lighter than the other, signs of old repairs to the backs and arms but essentially good order, frames now solid, staining and fading to one of the seats and old cracking running from left and right through the other seat
A pair of modern Italian cream leather upholstered armchairs, with ebonised feet, W.80cm D.90cm H.86cm Condition: Leather a little dirty and worn from use to the obvious places such as arm fronts and front of seat, one or two small scuff marks around the back, overall fair to good condition.
A 19th Century English antique yew / oak wood Windsor carver armchair / arm chair having a raised hoop back rest with central fret pierced panel. Shaped broad arms with turned gallery and shaped saddle panel seat. Raised on matching turned legs with 'H' stretcher. A lovely example of this iconic design. Measures: 111cm x 64cm x 50cm.
A 19th Century English antique yew / oak wood Thames Valley Windsor carver armchair / arm chair having a hoop back rest with central fret pierced panel. Shaped broad arms with rail gallery and shaped saddle panel seat. Raised on cabriole legs with cowhorn stretcher stretcher. A lovely example of this iconic chair. Measures: 104cm x 58cm x 48cm.
A set of 4 19th century believed Gillows of Lancaster rosewood balloon back dining chairs. Each chair raised on tapering, turned and fluted legs with drop in seats beneath stunning balloon shaped back rests having carved knot design to the top rails. Measures 87cm high x 46cm wide x 44cm deep x 45cm height to the seat
Gillows Of Lancaster & London - A stunning 19th Century English antique salon dining / side chair having a beautiful gilt wood frame with carved cresting over five reeded column backrest. The overstuffed seat raised on reeded legs. Original makers plaque to underside. Frame stamped 2301. Rare. Measures: 84cm x 42cm x 40cm.
An original early 19th Century Georgian Regency period English antique Gillows manner ebonised dining / side chair having a shaped backrest with brass carry handle atop. Turned rail and carved sides set with brass floral medallions. The woven cane seat raised on sabre legs. Measures: 90cm x 44cm x 43cm.
A pair of early 19th Century Indian rosewood Anglo-Indian Colonial carver arm chairs raised on sabre legs with carved acanthus leaf detailing. The back profusely carved with C scrolls, acanthus leaves and central fan. Later oxblood red leather / leatherette seats. Measures 89cm x 65cm. Height to seat is 50cms / width and depth of seat is 49cms x 49cms
A pair of believed 18th century Italian leather and walnut Baronial court chairs. Each with stunning leather seat and back rests embossed with a coat of arms. Squared elbow rests over turned supports, the chairs raised on further squared legs with peripheral stretchers. Measures 125cm high x68cm wide x 55cm depth
A 19th century Gillows of Lancaster Regency period mahogany musicians chair - harpists chair. Raised on stunning reeded and fluted tapering legs united by a cross stretcher having upholstered seat with scrolled back rest with beautiful inset brass marquetry inlaid detailing. Measures 83 cm x 34 cm x 34 cm
An early 19th century George III mahogany Chippendale two seat sofa / window seat. Raised on squared legs united by peripheral stretchers having scrolled elbow rests with pierced vase back rests, carved into relief culminating in a serpentine carved top rail. Measures 102 cm x 117 cm x 48 cm
Gillows Of Lancaster & London - A stunning 19th Century English antique salon dining / side chair having a beautiful gilt wood frame with lyre carving within square backrest. The overstuffed seat raised on reeded legs with carved stylised tulips and bladed knops. A lovely original example. Measures: 84cm x 42cm x 40cm.
A pair of Victorian oak hall chairs, with bobbin turned legs, height 91cm.Condition report: Very stable and sturdy, some evidence of old repairs to underside of seat. Signs of honest wear as would be expected with the age. Indistinct pencil markings to underside of seat. Extra images on David Lay website.
A French walnut upholstered open armchair, 19th century, with foliate carved cabriole legs.Condition report: General wear throughout, some rubbing to carved foliate. No evidence of wood worm. Chair frame is in a good condition. The embroidered arm rests have become worn and threadbare. The seat cover has stains and discolouration, signs of wear also. Same apply's to embroidered back rest.
A set of eight George III mahogany ladderback dining chairs, each with a pierced waved horizontal splat, above a padded seat on square chamfered legs joined by stretchers . A set of six George III style mahogany ladderback dining chairs ,including two open armchairs, made to match the previous lot, of later date. This description is taken verbatim from a valuation dated July 2011 by Bonhams for a private treaty sale. Bonhams valuation £4000.Condition report: Some chairs show signs of old repairs and losses. but the seats, legs and stretchers have a solid and sturdy feel. The catalogue description is taken from a valuation conducted by Bonhams in July 2011 for a private treaty sale and given the estimate of £4000. Extra images on David Lay website.
A Victorian walnut lady's salon chair, with buttoned upholstered back and padded seat, on cabriole legs.Condition report: The chair frame is solid and sits well. There are signs of wear that is to be expected of an item of this age. The upholstery is of a good quality but is displaying some tiredness (small staining and small area of fabric coming loose at head of chair).Extra images on David Lay website.
A pine Orkney chair, circa 1900, with woven straw back and open arms above a drop in seat on square tapering legs, height 105cm, width 63cm.Condition report: The woven straw back has an area where the straw has become slightly loose and began to fray. Signs of wear to the straw at the rear of the chair and seat. There is no evidence of woodworm. Extra images on David Lay website.
A set of four 19th century green painted cast iron garden seats, possilby Coalbrookdale, the oval backs with a gun dog amongst foliage, the arms formed as eagle heads, the sides with birds and butterflies. 70cm wide.Condition report: The cast iron frames are in a good condition. Front wood seat slat is off on one and loose on another, all others show signs of wear.
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