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Lot 439
LIGHT OAK BEDSIDE CUPBOARD with a paneled door; a pair of mahogany bedside tables with shaped tops above a singe drawer, standing on tapering supports; a Lloyd Loom style dressing stool with lift up seat; and a mahogany magazine rack of shaped outline, with brass lion mask carrying handles (5)
Lot 441
EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY SQUARE TOP SIDE TABLE standing on turned tapering supports, 56cm wide; together with a pair of light oak 1930's dining chairs, with drop in seats standing on tapering supports with pad feet; a teak framed ladder back dining chair with stuffover seat standing on tapering supports; and an oak turned standard lamp (5)
Lot 1155
A CHARLES II OAK ARMCHAIR with a rectangular panel back, beneath a chip-carved toprail flanked by turned finials, with shaped arms and a solid seat, over a chip-carved seat rail and turned baluster legs and squared stretchers 23.25" wide. See illustration Provenance: The Late William Gronow-Davis, King John's House
Lot 1163
A GEORGE II MAHOGANY DINING CHAIR, the shaped back with scrolling interlaced splats above a needlework seat, on square section legs with an 'H' form stretcher, 38.5" high. See illustration This chair bears a striking similarity to a set of similar chairs attributed to William Hallett. from Kirtlington Park
Lot 776
Miss Berners/Mrs Jarratt, oil painting on canvas, circa 1775, portrait of a lady half length dressed as Mary Queen of Scots. 68 cm x 53 cm, framed (see illustration). Mrs Jarratt daughter of Charles Berners whose "seat" is on the South Bank of the River Orwell in the County of Suffolk approximately five miles from Ispwich and eight from Harwich. CONDITION REPORT: All of the portraits in this single owner collection were purchased approximately 25 years ago from reputable picture dealers. These are lots 767 to 783 inclusive. All of the paintings are well presented and any restoration work will have been undertaken at this time. We have provided reports on an individual basis. This painting could be hung in its present condition without the need for any repair or restoration. UV light reveals minor marks to the forehead and across the bridge of the nose, chin and left cheek. To the right hand side of the face there appears to be some discolouration to the paint which may have been overpainted in places. The same applies to the bottom left hand edge, top left hand corner and centre section above the head.
Lot 975
A pair of Edwardian inlaid mahogany armchairs, with shield shaped backs, upholstered seats and tapered legs of square section terminating in spade feet. CONDITION REPORT: Both chairs are serviceable but due to their generally insubstantial nature they are more decorative than practical and both have had some repairs. The back to one chair is in good condition with no issues. The stiles, real supports and rear legs are in good order with no issues. Both arms are slightly loose where they join the shield back and there is evidence of minor repairs at these points and a crack to the right hand arm support. Both arms are also loose where they join the arm support. The left hand arm has an old repair. The turned bottom arm supports are in good order as are the front legs and front rail. The upholstered seat is in generally good condition with no staining or tearing. There is no evidence of any woodworm. The back of the second chair is in generally good condition. The arms are sound at the sides of the back. They are both however slightly loose at the joints and there are small stress fractures on both arms. The stile supports, rear and front legs are all in good condition. The upholstery is in good order with no tears or staining. As stated the chairs are serviceable and are both of good colour but are more decorative than practical.
Lot 988
A fine set of six William IV mahogany dining chairs by J. Kendell & Co., with inked signature of the cabinetmaker "Darnley Dawson", height to top of back 85 cm, width across front of seat 45.5 cm, with moulded showframes, drop in seats, serpentine front rails and raised on tulip carved reeded front legs.
Lot 1004
A George III inlaid mahogany bowfronted chest of drawers, with two short and three long drawers with brass drop handles with oval backplates, with boxwood stringing and cockbeading and all raised on bracket feet. Width 107.5 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Height 98.5 cm, depth 58 cm, width 107 cm. The top is in good order with no cracks or any significant issues. The crossbanded moulded edge is in generally good order with only one small 1 cm square veneer loss near the back of the piece on the right hand return. The sides of the chest are both in good order with no cracks. All drawer fronts are in good condition as is the cockbeading. The handles are later. The piece will have originally had knob handles. The base moulding and seat are original and in generally good condition with only minor surface scuffs & scratches. The backboards are original.
Lot 1008
A late 19th century Continental oak settle, with carved and spindled tall back, scroll arms and lift up seat, panelled front and plinth base. Width 112 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The rear pediment is in good condition. The top rail has at the rear evidence of old long gone woodworm. This is only evident at the top and back and not visible from the front of the piece. The woodworm is only on the top rail. The rear panels are in good condition and the colour is good also. The arms are in good order as is the box seat. There are some minor areas of old woodworm on the rear supports and seat but this has long gone and is in our opinion not problematic. The plinth base is in generally good order with minor surface scuffs and scratches as one would expect.
Lot 1010
A Victorian walnut Sutherland table, with rounded corners, fitted with a frieze drawer and raised on turned legs terminating in castors. Width 91 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The table top is in generally very good condition with no issues. It is a good colour. Both flaps are equally in good order and are not warped. The frieze is in good condition. The oak lined drawer is also in good order. The legs are all original and in good condition. All castors are original. One is a little loose. There is no evidence of any woodworm and we can see no evidence of any restoration. The rear pediment is in good condition. The top rail has at the rear evidence of old long gone woodworm. This is only evident at the top and back and not visible from the front of the piece. The woodworm is only on the top rail. The rear panels are in good condition and the colour is good also. The arms are in good order as is the box seat. There are some minor areas of old woodworm on the rear supports and seat but this has long gone and is in our opinion not problematic. The plinth base is in generally good order with minor surface scuffs and scratches as one would expect.
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