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Lot 450
A pair of modern black leather Chesterfield two seat sofas CONDITION REPORTS Basically sound though in barn-stored condition therefore with some areas of white discolouration to the leather and some areas of creasing. Some buttons with damage so requires attention throughout despite being basically sound.
Lot 507
A three piece wicker conservatory suite CONDITION REPORTS Age of piece is modern ie cushions with fire labels. Only two seat cushions for chairs existing. Cushion for sofa not available. Overall condition reasonable though with wear and tear conducive with use, particularly to the ends of the arms. One chair with small area of damage to the front seat rail left hand side. Otherwise wickerwork appears sound though to repeat with wear to the extremities throughout. See images for further details.
Lot 209
E. A. Taylor for Wylie and Lochhead, an unusual Arts & Crafts oak settee, the curved back rail above pierced and shaped splats to a rush seat on tapering legs 71 x 153 x 46cm (28 x 60 x 18in) Other Notes: Ernest Archibald Taylor (1874 -1951), better known as E A Taylor, was a Scottish artist, an oil painter, watercolourist and etcher, and a designer of furniture, interiors and stained glass. He lived on the Isle of Arran and in Kirkcudbright. He was a furniture designer for the Glasgow cabinetmakers Wylie and Lochhead. Founded in 1829 Wylie & Lochhead became renowned for their artistic designs and high level of craftsmanship particularly in the Arts & Crafts era with the designers E.A Taylor, John Ednie and George Logan.
Lot 272
Kristian Solmer-Vedel for Soren Wiladsen, a Danish rosewood and leather Modus armchair and ottoman, circa 1965, having an upholstered back, arms and button tufted seat, raised on round legs, the matching ottoman with an upholstered top 77 x 72 x 54cm (30 x 28 x 21in) Provenance: Purchased by the vendor from Heal's in 1966 Other Notes: CITES Article 10: No. 573078/01 The ottoman 35 x 55 x 55cm
Lot 1026
A William and Mary period ebonised high back chair, circa 1695, the frame probably made from beech, having a scroll carved crest rail, padded back, turned uprights, upholstered seat and raised on turned and scroll carved front legs, united by turned stretchers and a carved central stretcher
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