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Lot 1215
A 1970's Swedish Lounge Chair, designed by Karl Erik Ekselius, suede seat, back and arm rests, on an aluminium frame, labelled JOC MADE IN SWEDEN BY JOC MOBEL AB VETLANDA DESIGN Karl Erik Ekselius, stamped 17018 (4) labelled WELLA (GT.BRITAIN) LTD ASSET NO 0400/1461 DESCRIPTION chair, 68cm wide, 50cm deep, 78.5cm high
Lot 1211
A Georg Eknes Swivel Lounge Chair, 1960's, with a frame of moulded rosewood slats, on a rosewood topped chrome X form base, with orange buttoned seat and back cushions, labelled GEORG EKNES METALLINDUSTRI / EIKNESWAG / BERGEN / PAT PEND / MADE IN NORWAY, 81cm See illustration With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence no.588741/01 Purchased new in the mid to late 60s by the vendor's mother-in-law, probably from Lee Longlands
Lot 1189
Seven Erwin and Estelle Laverne Champagne Chairs, designed 1957, for Laverne International, lucite seat shell on cast aluminium bases, cast mark Champagne Chair Laverne FORMES NOUVELLES ag 2441, 82cm See illustration Designed in 1957 and part of a series of chairs by Laverne called The Invisible Group.
Lot 1190
A Purkersdorf Armchair, designed by Koloman Moser, made by Wittmann, painted beech frame, with wickerwork seat and cushion, labelled Hoffmann made by Wittmann Austria, 70cm Reissued by Wittmann. Used in the entrance Hall of the Purkersdorf Sanatorium in 1902 designed by Hoffmann. Purchased from Liberty's, London in the 1980's.
Lot 1212
A Georg Eknes Swivel Lounge Chair, 1960's, with a frame of moulded rosewood slats, on a rosewood topped chrome X form base, with orange buttoned seat and back cushions, labelled GEORG EKNES METALLINDUSTRI / EIKNESWAG / BERGEN / PAT PEND / MADE IN NORWAY, 81cm See illustration With CITES A10 (non-transferable) licence no.588741/02 Purchased new in the mid to late 60s by the vendor's mother-in-law, probably from Lee Longlands
Lot 1199
THOMAS WHITTAKER OF LITTLEBECKA SET OF EIGHT GNOMEMAN OAK DINING CHAIRS, CIRCA 1950'S/60'S, including one carver, each with leather upholstered back and seat, raised on faceted and chamfered tapering square-section legs terminating in blocks joined by stretchers, each with carved gnome signature.
Lot 1196
PETER HEAP OF WETWANGA RABBITMAN OAK HALL BENCH, CIRCA 1970'S/80'S, with two long drawers beside a seat with three-panel back, raised on faceted legs terminating in blocks joined by chamfered stretchers, panelled construction throughout, of good colour, carved rabbit signature. 81cm high, 121.5cm wide, 48cm deep
Lot 1385
IN THE MANNER OF GILLOWSA FINE SET OF EIGHT GEORGE IV MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS, including a pair of carvers, with ropetwist top rail over an openwork splat centred by a carved roundel, between reeded uprights, the drop-in seats within a bowed seat rail, raised on turned and reeded tapering legs terminating in spool feet.
Lot 1342
A LATE 19TH CENTURY CARVED OAK SETTLE, the crest centred by a panel carved with reeding between foliate and scroll carved spandrels, flanked by helmet finials, the central back panel carved with a scene depicting a man fighting a lion while another person cowers behind a door, beneath the text RICHARD THE FIRST AD 1190, flanked by pierced panels carved with reeded rondels, the box seat with carved hinged cover flanked by downswept arms carved with lions, the box front of three carved panels. 121.5cm high, 151.5cm wide, seat 46cm deep
Lot 1205
ROBERT THOMPSON OF KILBURNA RARE MOUSEMAN ADZED OAK MONKS CHAIR, 1930, the horse-shoe shaped seat rail with the carved head of a monk and a rosette, above a splat carved with the Horlick's family coat of arms above the motto LABORE ET SCIENTIA (by work and by knowledge), to the sides Tudor rose carved splats, woven leather drop-in seat, raised on faceted legs joined by an X-form stretcher, carved mouse signature to a front leg, Horlicks and GlaxoSmithKline asset register numbers to the underside.Provenance: The Horlicks Collection. Recorded in the Robert Thompson ledger, 1930, Messrs Horlick, Slough, Monks Chair with coat of arms, £6 each.Note: The Horlick family are famous for creating and owning the famous malted drink "Horlicks" manufactured at their large factory in Slough, which was recently closed following the sale of the business to GlaxoSmithKline. The Robert Thompson ledgers indicate that the family commissioned a significant number of pieces from 1930 through to 1939 to furnish their boardroom and other offices.
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