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Lot 316
Alfred Cox - A set of 1970's retro vintage teak wood dining chairs, two of which being carvers having stunning carved arms all having large padded faux leather seat and backrest retaining applied label to bottom of each with Military crows foot , date , model no. and more. Measures 72cm x 58cm x 53cm.
Lot 362
A stunning English Victorian antique leather club chair / armchair being stuffed and sprung with deep seat , barrel rolled arms and backrest raised on turned mahogany legs to front and sty leg to back both on castors. The leather is perfectly distressed and the chair being very much in the manner of Howard & son . 86cm x 92cm x 104cm.
Lot 68
Poul M. Voulther - Stol J77 - A set 4x of retro Danish beech wood spindle back dining chairs for møbler FDB. The chairs having a bowed seat raised on round tapering legs and having spindle backs supporting a curved and flattened backrest with remains of pale blue paintwork baring marks to the underside.
Lot 395
A brown leather upholstered button back swivel chair with brass studded decoration CONDITION REPORTS The leather has numerous scratches, scuffs and some cracks, areas of discolouration, staining and fading. There are numerous scratches and dents to the wooden feet of the chair. Numerous accretions and what appear to be flecks of white paint on the seat. The top of one of the buttons on the seat is missing. General wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for further details.
Lot 421
A 19th Century elm two seat wing back tavern settle on plank end supports CONDITION REPORTS Numerous surface scratches, nicks to the wood, dents, gouges, wear to the varnish and some areas of loss especially to the base of the piece. The left hand back slat has come away and is bowed. All back slats are bowed and parting. There are splits to the wood to the top rail. The feet appear to have water damage and are splitting. There are areas of loss to the back of the base. There are new feet on the piece. Quite possibly may have been left outside. There is also a split to the right hand back panel. General wear and tear commensurate with age and use. See photos for further details.
Lot 570
Two Staffordshire Prattware polychrome pot lids, one mounted in a light wooden frame, titled 'St Paulsand River Pageant' and 'Sandringham ,The Seat of HRH The Prince of Wales', circa 1880, St Pauls 10cm diameter, Sandringham 11cm diameter (2)Condition: St Pauls: nibbles to flange. Sandringham: rim nibbles and flange chip
Lot 978
A late 19th Century oak box settle, the crest rail with sunburst centre, carved scrollwork and warrior head finials, inscribed and dated '1900', the back with a carved central panel depicting a man fighting a lion, flanked to the sides with pierced panels carved with roundels, carved arm supports, box seat, carved frieze having three motif carved panels, 123cm high, 150cm wide, 46cm deep
Lot 506
*A Fine WWI ‘Manchester Pals’ Military Cross Group of 4 awarded to Major Henry William Walker, 21st (6th City ‘Pals’) Battalion, Manchester Regiment, awarded the M.C. for continuing to command “D” Company despite his severe wounds, and successfully capturing his objectives and some 90 prisoners in the process, at the ‘Salford’ and ‘Munich’ Trenches near Beaumont Hamel during the early hours of 11 January 1917, comprising: Military Cross, G.V.R., reverse engraved in contemporary upright capitals (Captain H. W. Walker. 11th January 1917); 1914-15 Star (Lieut. H. W. Walker. Manch. R.); British War and Victory Medals, the latter with M.i.D. bronze spray of oak leaves (Major H. W. Walker.); Medals loose, once cleaned, extremely fine (4) M.C.: London Gazette: 3 March 1917 – ‘For conspicuous gallantry in action. Although severely wounded, he continued to command his company, and succeeded in capturing the objective. He set a splendid example of courage and devotion to duty.’ M.i.D.: London Gazette: 21 December 1917. Major Henry William Walker (d.1937) was first commissioned as a temporary Second Lieutenant in the 21st Manchesters on 16 December 1914. Initially, and upon the arrival of the Battalion in France, Second Lieutenant Walker served in the role of Transport Officer, but as the war progressed he soon found himself dealing first hand with the hard realities of trench warfare. Promoted to Captain, he won the Military Cross for bravery during the battalion’s attack upon ‘Munich’ Trench on 11 January 1917. Leading his company in this trench attack, despite being severely wounded, his company succeeded in taking its objective, as well as some 90 prisoners to boot. He also later took part in leading and attack near Polygon Wood and Gheluvelt in late 1917. The Battalion history records the events as follows: “Subsequently the battalion moved up to the N.E. end of Polygon Wood, where “C” and “D” companies occupied Jetty Trench, while “B” company dug in round the Mound, where H.Q. were now established. This move was carried out under intense artillery fire. At 9.30 a.m. “D” company, under Major H. W. Walker, M.C. moved forward in support to 22nd Battalion Manchester Regiment, and came under the orders of Lt. Col. F.W. Woodward, D.S.O., commanding that battalion. About 2 p.m. “C” Company, under Captain E.P. Whitehead, was also sent forward, and upon Captain Whitehead becoming a casualty, Major Walker assumed command of both companies, and they remained under orders of the O.C. 22nd Battalion throughout the operations.” According to battalion histories, during one period away from the front lines he also invented a new adaptation of the local aperitif Amer Picon by adding rum and heating it up. By all accounts this ‘most potent beverage’ was ‘much appreciated by all who were introduced to it… (and) Headquarters, the seat of the invention, was much patronised at the time.’ He finally relinquished his commission upon completion of service on 22 March 1919, with the rank of Major. He died c.1937 in British Guiana.
Lot 140
Attributed to Johannes Andersen, a set of four Brazilian rosewood and upholstered dining armchairs with cow horn backs, similar to Model BA 113 chairs*one bearing a label for 'GM, Anno 1924, Denmark, 112' CONDITION REPORT: Sold with CITES Article 10 Transaction Specific certification: 569639/01Height of back 75 cm, height of seat 43 cm. Depth of seat 49 cm, width of seat 50 cm.
Lot 172
A pair of Danish green cloth upholstered lounge armchairs on mahogany frames CONDITION REPORT: Depth 75 cm. Width 73 cm. Height (back) 75 cm. Height (seat) 45 cm. Internal dimension of seats- w. 55 x d. 51 cm. Generally very good condition. No tears/rips/stains. Structurally sound. Some very minor marks to feet- illustrated.
Lot 173
A pair of 1970's Danish cream and striped lounge armchairs on oak legs CONDITION REPORT: Structurally sound. No rips/tears/stains. Some minor fraying (illustrated). Some sun discolouration to feet but no significant marks. Overall good.Width 85 cm, depth 76 cm, height (back of rear cushion) 74 cm, height (seat) 46 cm.Internal dimensions of seats- w. 58 x d. 47 cm.
Lot 2
Robert Heal for Staples, a Ladderax teak drop-leaf dining table together with four matching chairs with tan hide seats CONDITION REPORT: Structurally sound. Some marks to seats where seat has rubbed with frame- illustrated. Generally wear commensurate with age and use, no major concerns. See additional images.
Lot 288
A 1940/50's Swedish fully upholstered curved sofa on tapering teak legs CONDITION REPORT: One small patch of wear to seat (illustrated). No other rips/tears/stains. Some minor marks to the feet. Some fluff attached across the upholstery but otherwise good for age. Structurally sound. L.182 cm W. 75 cm
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