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Lot 193
Joseph Maria Olbrich (1867-1908), a rare pair of mahogany armchairs, each with tapering back of slender spindles above an upholstered panel seat enclosed by open arms on tapering legs linked by stretchers 110 x 57½cm (43 x 22in) Literature: Müller, Dorothee 'Klassiker des Modernen Möbeldesign', Munich, 1980, pl. 36 for illustrations of similar chairs. Other Notes: Joseph Maria Olbrich was co-founder of the Vienna Succession movement with, amongst others, Gustav Klimt. He trained as an architect in Vienna, but was also a successful furniture designer. His approach - reflected in the Succession movement - was to explore the possibilities of art outside the confines of academic tradition. The motto of the movement, "To every art its age; to every art its freedom" can be seen in the design of these chairs – the line and style breaking away from the past but now, some 100 years later, a perfect example of Secessionist design, and highly collectable. See Lot 319, Christies New York sale 15th December 2010 for similar chair, which sold for US$5,000.
Lot 42
An antique oak box seat settle, with triple panelled back, open arms, heavy metal hinges and three plain panels to the front, width 41.5ins Condition report: Maximum height 45.25ins, depth at widest point 20.25ins, depth of seat 14.75ins, height to top of seat 18.5ins. Hinges may or may not be original and possibly replaced. Seat may or may not be original. 18th century.
Lot 542
Angling Equipment, a Hardy's Teviot Fly rod, 3 pcs, 9ft Palakona hexagonal cane, with green whipping and original eyes and furrels.No, E48651, missing butt end rubber. Good overall condition and patina, with original Hardy rod bag. The blacked reel seat, ring and butt are in good condition with extra Prince of Wales feathers logo as well as the Hardy's original design with "by appointment".
Lot 558
Angling Equipment, a 9'. 4" hexagonal split can fly rod, rod manufacturer FT Williams name above cork handle, screw reel seat, reinforced furrels, looks to have been revarnished and some whipping renewed ( possibly shortened), in canvas bag, together with a Swaine & Adeney ( London) vintage shooting stick, inscribed " T.A.Arthur, Montgomerie, Tarbold, Ayshire" some damage to leather seat AF (2)
Lot 543
Angling Equipment, a Hardy's "The Gold Medal" Palakona hexagonal cane rod, 10ft, 4pcs including spare top section ( missing top eye), red whipping and bridged eyes lacquered brass reel seat some wear to cork grip, together with a vintage Hardy's 7ft , 2pc Fly rod in hexagonal cane with " Palace Court Regal No 246936" hand written on rod above the handle .
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