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Lot 1551
A Georgian mahogany child's elbow chair in the Chippendale manner with pierced ladder back detail, shaped cresting rail, drop-in seat and raised on square cut supports, together with a further Georgian child's side chair in oak, with well carved and pierced Gothic tracery splat and shaped cresting rail
Lot 1206
19th century black painted wrought iron tree bench - comprising semi-circular bench with scroll ends, approximately 190cm wide - the remaining element apparently completing the circle but currently deconstructed CONDITION REPORT Internal diameter approx 97cm. The constructed element appears to be in good useable condition. The reconstructed element is missing a scroll and two seat bracing bars. Would require some work to reinstate and complete tree bench
Lot 1217
Long set of ten 18th century style upholstered dining chairs by Stuart Linford, each with upholstered pad arched back and seat on cabriole legs with pad feet - to include two carvers CONDITION REPORT One chair with small veneer loss to leg otherwise minor wear commensurate with age and use, upholstery is in good condition
Lot 1261
Rare 18th century American Colonial ladder back elbow chair with fret carved top rail and caned seat on turned and block understructure CONDITION REPORT Height to seat 26cm. Slight losses to finials, metal bracing at top of each leg, appears to be some loss of height and blocking to one back leg. Old worm holes
Lot 1301
Set of six mahogany balloon back dining chairs, each with green upholstered seat on turned fluted legs CONDITION REPORT Height to seat 47cm, total height 88cm. Chairs are Victorian, a little staining to upholstery, structurally sound joints appears solid, general knocks, scratches and minor work to timber. Approx 280 grams in ivory
Lot 3
A 1957 Ford Prefect 100E, powder blue, four-door, three previous owners, same owner since 1973, recorded mileage 38,558, car has been garaged and standing since late 1970s so is being sold as a project. Bodywork, engine and interior are very clean and in good condition (split in rear seat), bonnet has been painted but otherwise generally good, comes with original external sun visor. 93 year old owner is reluctantly selling car to make room in garage. Buyer is required to collect within two weeks of purchase. Car is being stored in Gosport, Hampshire area
Lot 1
Have the opportunity to learn taxy Avro Lancaster NX611 from the co-pilots seat next to one of our Lancaster taxy pilots You will be given tuition about the controls of the aircraft, be taken through taxying her and then the controls to taxy her out on our grass landing strip A unique opportunity to take control of such a rare wildbird on an original WW2 Lancaster airfield The taxy experience will last approx 20-30 minutes plus 'ground school' tuition There are no CAA qualifications required but there are a series of terms and conditions to be agreed with Guide price: The sky would be the limit!Terms & Conditions:- Taxy riders must be able to board the Lancaster without any assistance and be able to exit the aircraft quickly should there be an emergency, without any assistance. Riders must not be weighing greater than 18 stone/114kg.- Access to the Lancaster is by five steps with a hand rail. Riders have to be able to climb over the main spar which is 30inches high and 14 inches deep. There is a step up to this of 12 inches. The head space to climb over the spar in is 30 inches high and 32 inches wide. This area is an arc and the measurements are to the widest and highest points. - Without being able to cross the main spar the rider would not be able to access the W/OP, Navigator, cockpit or nose areas of the aircraft. One of our 2 emergency exits is in the front of the aircraft and so it is important that the riders can cross the main spar in case the other exit cannot be used. The emergency escape route from the front and rear of the aircraft is by ladder and so riders must be able to use a ladder without assistance. -Anyone undertaking the Lancaster taxy ride experience must be able to hear and follow verbal and visual instructions in noisy surroundings. This experience may not be suitable for anyone who has disabilities affecting mobility, concentration, dexterity and co-ordination. - If we deem the rider unable to move around the aircraft with enough ease and sufficient speed to such an extent that they may put themselves and others at risk during an emergency then sadly it would not be possible for them to take part in the taxy ride. If this decision is made by the Centre upon the customers arrival then no refund will be given. We will permit you to transfer the place to someone else, under the same booking conditions but you must advise us of the details immediately they are known.
Lot 400
Regency ebonised chaise longue, scrolled and reeded frame, brass beading and circular mounts, turned and lobed feet with brass castors, sprung seat with seat cushion and bolster cushion upholstered in Art Deco style fabric, L223cm, H84cm, D72cm Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 482
Early 20th century mahogany bookcase, four drawers above two adjustable shelves (W70cm, H83cm, D39cm), an oak drop leaf trolley, 19th century dining chair with drop in tapestry seat, rectangular stool and a polished pine cheval mirror Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
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