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Lot 1169
A pair of Prince of Wales Investiture chairs, designed by Antony Armstrong-Jones, Earl of Snowdon, Carl Toms & John Pound for the Investiture of The Prince of Wales on 1st July 1969, each with fabric upholstered seat. Width 54 cm, height 78 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both chairs are in structurally very good condition with no damage, no repairs and no restoration. There are no loose joints. The colour is generally good. There are one or two minor surface scuffs and scratches but no real condition issues. Both seats are a little marked and slightly faded but perfectly serviceable. The gilding to the plumes is first class.
Lot 1171
A pair of Victorian walnut side chairs, with exposed foliate carved showframes, deep buttoned backs and seats and raised on turned fluted front legs. CONDITION REPORT: Both chairs are in generally good condition with no significant issues. Both have minor losses to the foliate carving to the top of the back. One chair has had repairs where the top rail joins the stiles. These should be visible in the image. The repairs are structurally sound and serviceable. The same chair is structurally very sound with no repairs or restoration to the legs. The upholstery to the seat is in generally good order with only minor staining. The upholstered back is in good condition. The rear of the chair has some perishing to the material at the top of the oval back. Both chairs have minor old woodworm holes to the soft wood to the underside of the seat. This appears long gone. The second chair is structurally sound with no visible repairs to the woodwork. The upholstery is in generally good condition with only minor issues to the braiding. The same chair is slightly loose at the joint at the rear right leg.
Lot 1181
An Eero Saarinen tulip dining table and eight chairs, the eight chairs with seat pads, table width 121.5 cm, length 198 cm, with 1973 price list from Form International and colour brochure (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: We have no specific provenance with the suite other than the 1973 price list and brochure from Form International. We cannot see any manufacturer's marks or labels to any of the pieces. The only visible marking is a moulded “Made In England” beneath the table support. Having looked at all pieces it seems that many of the bases in particular have been refinished. They appear to have been resprayed. The table top is in good condition with no issues. The underside of the table has some minor flaking to the painted finish. The tulip shaped column appears to have been re-sprayed in recent times. There are some losses to the paint work around the extremities. Two of the 8 chairs have one small visible stress fracture to the backs. A third has a more significant crack which has movement and runs for approximately 7 cm. All chairs in our opinion have been re-finished in the same manner as the table base. There are some minor losses to the re- finished paintwork. The seat pads are a little faded but are all serviceable. The table and chairs are sold with a furniture price list from Form International from Sept 1973 together with a fire red nylon homespun swatch for the seat fabric and a Form International colour brochure. The dimensions of the table correspond to those given in the price list.
Lot 1191
A set of six Hepplewhite Revival dining chairs, late 19th century, each with pierced back decorated with a plume of feathers tied with ribbons, upholstered stuffover seat with horsehair filling on tapering fluted legs. Height 100 cm, width of armchair 60 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The chairs are all in generally good condition. They are structurally sound. The four single chairs have very slight movement at the rear joints. There do not appear to be any repairs to any of the single chairs. There is no woodworm. The polish to the backs of the single chairs is a little dry. The two armchairs are structurally very solid. One has a minor stress fracture where the bottom of the oval back joins the chair stile. There is no movement. There is no woodworm to either armchair. The polish is a little rubbed on the top of all arms. The upholstery is serviceable to all single chairs. The armchairs have sprung seats and one is a little soft and beginning to sag. All chairs have the usual scuff marks and knocks to the legs.
Lot 1221
A Victorian Chesterfield settee, upholstered in salmon pink, with horsehair filling and supported on turned front legs. Width 174 cm, height 60 cm, depth 90 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Width of seat 112 cm, depth of seat 62 cm, height from floor to upper side of seat cushion 34 cm. The legs are short turned legs to the front that will have originally had screw on castors.
Lot 1264
An 18th century style mahogany stool by Whytock & Reid of Edinburgh, with horsehair filled stuffover seat on cabriole faceted legs terminating in pad feet and united by a shaped stretcher. Width 62 cm, height 49 cm, depth 45 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The stool is in generally good condition. There are no repairs to the legs or stretchers. There are minor scuffs around the feet as one would expect. There is one small edge moulding loss to the upper inside edge of the very top of one of the legs just below the upholstery line. This is a minor defect that is barely visible unless the piece is turned upside down. The upholstery is serviceable but worn at the corners and generally a little tired. The piece is structurally sound with no loose joints.
Lot 1282
A set of four Hepplewhite style mahogany dining chairs, early 20th century, the pierced backs carved with ears of corn and palmettes above bowfront stuffover seats and square tapering reeded legs with fan carved knees terminating in spade feet. Height 93 cm. CONDITION REPORT: All chairs are structurally sound and serviceable. They have however all had minor work. Chairs of this type tend to break where the top arch joins the stile. All chairs have had effective repairs to the same place where the right hand stile meets the top arch. All repairs are visible on inspection and one in particular where there is a let in splice. The same chair has no other faults. Chair two has an old pegged repair to the right hand upright beneath the oval back. Again this is a good and effective repair only visible from the rear. The same chair has had an old spliced repair to the rear left hand leg. Chair three is in good order. Chair four has had a break to the left hand rear upright beneath the oval back. The chairs are all similarly upholstered. One chair has slightly more sag in the seat than the remaining three. All are however serviceable. We can see no evidence of any woodworm.
Lot 1547
A Queen Anne style footstool, circa 1930, oval and with shell carved cabriole legs terminating in scroll feet. Length 57.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The stool is structurally very sound with no loose joints. There is no evidence of any repairs. There are a few old long gone woodworm holes to one leg particularly at the top of the block. The drop in seat is in good order. The upholstery is perfectly serviceable.
Lot 1572
A late 19th century Eastern carved wooden low chair, with high oval back, stuffover seat and raised on carved legs. CONDITION REPORT: The carving is all extremely dusty and dirty. Whilst there do not appear to be any significant losses to the carving there are numerous stress fractures to the back. There are also several sections of the back held together with cable ties. We can see six of these in the lower section of the back. There is movement at the joints where the back joins the seat. There are further cable ties here to both left and right. The seat base itself is in generally good order and seems structurally sound. It is however very dusty and dirty. There do not appear to be any significant breaks or losses.
Lot 1636
A George III style Gainsborough chair, raised on foliate carved cabriole legs terminating in claw and ball feet. CONDITION REPORT: Height to top of back 99.5 cm, width across arms 69.5 cm, width across front 64.5 cm, height to bottom of seat 33.5 cm, height to top of seat pad approximately 47.5 cm, depth of seat 54 cm. The chair is structurally sound. There are no loose joints and no visible repairs. There are some minor scuffs to the exposed wooden frame but no significant issues. The upholstery is rubbed and dirty particularly on the arms where there is perforation at the ends. The seat is a little stained. The top piping is a little frayed.
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