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Click here to subscribeAn Iatmul orator's stoolPapua New Guineathe curved back with carved stylised decoration and with a standing female figure with inset cowrie shell eyes and previously with resin/mud to the top of the head, her right arm inscribed MANIAMA, with an oval seat having two ancestor mask supports to a domed base, with earth and white pigments,86cm high.ProvenanceDr Laurence R. Goldman Collection.Christie's, London, Important Tribal Art, 22 June 1993, lot 150.
A Taino duhoDominican Republic, circa 1000 -1500 ADlignum vitae, carved as a zemi with recessed eyes and bared teeth, above scroll designs and with the hands to the back edge of the seat, the front with genitals and on front legs and feet and with oblong block legs to the back,50.5cm long, 14cm high.
Pair Of 1940 Dated Battledress Trouserskhaki woollen, wide leg trousers. Â Side slash pockets . Â Right hip first aid pocket. Â Left front leg with large pocket with hidden button flap. Â Hidden seat pocket with hidden button flap. Â Tightening straps to the ankles. Â Paper linen label "Battledress Trousers Serge Size 17" dated 1940. Â Complete with pair of issue braces. Â Clean condition.
WW2 American HBT Worksuit green herringbone twill, full suit.  Front to waist fastening.  Left chest with patch pocket and buttoned flap.  Both legs with large patch pockets and plain angled flaps.  Seat patch pockets with plain flap.  Fitted waist belt.  Ankle tightening straps.  Clean condition.
Pair Of 1944 Dated Labrador Windproof Trouserskhaki green cotton, wide leg over-trousers. Â Reinforced knee panels. Â Front of left leg with patch pocket with buttoned flap. Â Right seat with patch pocket and buttoned flap. Â Tightening cord to the waist and ankles. Â Issue label "Trousers Windproof (Labrador Type). dated 1944. Â Clean condition.
CHARLES & RAY EAMES FOR VITRA, AN 'EA 217' DESK CHAIR EARLY 21ST CENTURY With soft pad back and seat, the action marked VITRA, and with marker's label 95cm high at its highest Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and use, Overall although this chair is of fairly recent manufacture, this has clearly been used of its intended purpose as a desk chair, the front corners have marks and scuffs that are probably consistent with continued impaction against desk drawers or pedestals - some further marks to the rear corners perhaps impacting and wearing on a wall The action is working to rise and fall the seat, the seat rocks backward slightly by designPlease see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
AN EBONISED AND NEEDLEWORK UPHOLSTERED RECTANGULAR LONG STOOL 18TH OR 19TH CENTURY AND LATER 52cm high, 137cm long, 51cm wide Provenance: Property of Harry Taft Hayward (1868 - 1930) and Edith Wires (1872 - 1962) Skyring House, Worthing, and thence by descent. Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useSigns of old woodworm, some filler, dark stain overall to the timberOverall solid and stableThe covers are later and cover the frame of the seat, it has not been possible to view these elements and therefore age and condition cannot be guaranteed hence the wide dating. Please see additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
A PAIR OF WALNUT AND UPHOLSTERED ARMCHAIRS 20TH CENTURY, IN THE MANNER OF HOWARD & SONS Each 99cm highProvenance: From the estate of Lionel Alfred Martin, Ingram Avenue, London (1855-1933). Chairman of Tate & Lyle. Condition Report: Overall with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with signs of age and use in a domestic setting, the legs of one of the pair is more marked and discoloured than the other which has a more polished appearanceThe upholstery to both is worn and faded, colour variation overall with the lighter areas to the backs and arms, and areas showing signs of continued use, the rear of one with an old hole. These will almost certainly benefit from a reupholster Frames appear solid and stable overall Please see additional images for visual reference to condition and appearanceAdditional measurements:71cm wide across the arms, the seat cushion is 51cm wide between the arms The chair is approximately 79cm deep, the seat is 56cm deep The top of the seat cushion is 50cm high from the floor, the rail without the cushion is 40cm high from the floor Condition Report Disclaimer
A PAIR OF GEORGE III MAHOGANY CHAIRS THIRD QUARTER 18TH CENTURY each 92cm high, 51cm wide, 49cm deep overall Provenance: Private Collection, Grade II listed Manor, Wirral Condition Report: Both chairs with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useSome later blocks to the interior of the frame, the seats are more recently upholstered and the seat rails are not visible within, it is therefore not possible to comment on the originality or condition of these,Overall the chairs appear to be solid and stableSome old chips and losses, one chair with a clear replacement inset piece of timber to one lower legPolished appearance to the timber, some fading and colour variation but overall presentable appearancePlease see additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY AND UPHOLSTERED LIBRARY ARMCHAIR CIRCA 1835 Of tub form, the bar back above the upholstered back and arms, with acanthus columns to the show frame arms 89cm high Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, the uprights of the chair have areas of scratches and losses there are other areas of wear alsoOverall solid and stable, the castors have rusted and seized in their position and have rust and corrosion.There is veneer missing to the rear of the chairThe upholstery with marks, there is a removable cushion if differing upholstery, the original seat cushion is not present with the lot.Please refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Matchbox Superfast 33c Honda CB750 Racing Motorcycle (from Super Kings K91 Motorcycle Racing Set) - white frame WITH RARE RED PLASTIC ENGINE, red plastic seat & racing fairing, black plastic 5-spoke wheels, complete with red plastic rider from the Japan series issue - Excellent Plus with chips to handlebars in Excellent type K box without New but with 4-line English/French text to striker side panel. This is either a factory error without the engine chrome plated or a possible colour trial?
Matchbox Superfast 2 x 18b Hondarora Honda CB750 Motorcycle - both are yellow frame, black plastic front forks & seat, chrome engine, black plastic 5-spoke wheels - both Good Plus with some small paint chips (1) with Good stained type L box which has English/French text to rectangular panel; (2) with Good 1982 copyright generic US issue box. (2)
Matchbox Superfast 2 x 18b Hondarora Honda CB750 Motorcycle - both are black plastic front forks & seat, chrome engine, wire wheels (1) standard issue brick red frame with type B front pivot - Near Mint unboxed; (2) RARE DARK RED FRAME with type B front pivot - Excellent to Excellent Plus with a couple of chips to top of fuel tank & rear tail-lamp in Excellent Plus type L box with 2-line English/French text to rectangular panel on one striker side. (2)
Matchbox Superfast 3 x 33d Honda CB750 Police Motorcycle - all are 5-spoke black plastic wheels (1) Code red issue - gloss black frame, RAF blue plastic rider, white plastic seat with "L.A.P.D." labels, chrome engine - Mint in Excellent factory sealed blister pack; (2) white frame, dark navy blue plastic rider, black seat with "Police" labels - Near Mint with usual minor factory assembly marks in Excellent factory sealed blue window box (has large "ToysRus" original retailers price label to one end flap); (3) Japan series MB46 Japanese Police Motorcycle - white frame & seat, bright blue plastic rider with white helmet & face, chrome engine, black plastic 5-spoke wheels - Near Mint with a couple of minor rub marks to riders helmet in generally Good but sunfaded yellow window box. (3)
Matchbox Superfast 3 x 15b Lansing Bagnall Fork Lift Truck - all are red body with cast steering wheel (very slight shade variation), labels facing front, bare metal mast, dot-dash wheels - (1) dark yellow plastic forks, bare metal base - Near Mint with tiny chip to rear, in Good Plus Type L Box; (2) dark yellow plastic forks, gloss black base - Good Plus in Good Box; (3) revised red plastic forks - generally Excellent unboxed with some paint chips around drivers seat. (3)
Matchbox Superfast 3 x 33c Honda CB750 Police Motorcycle - all are white frame (1) dark navy blue plastic rider with hand painted features, white plastic seat, chrome engine, wire wheels - Excellent Plus to Near Mint in Good Plus clean but a little creased "New" 1976 copyright type K box; (2) dark navy blue plastic rider, white seat, black engine, black 5-spoke wheels - Excellent with glue showing through labels in Near Mint "New" 1978 copyright type K box with 2-line English/French text to striker side panel; (3) dark navy blue plastic rider, black seat, chrome engine, black 5-spoke wheels - Near Mint with glue just starting to show through labels in Good 1978 copyright type K box without New but with English/French/Italian text to strikers side panel. (3)
Victorian ebonised bobbin armchair, the arm rests and seat upholstered in later tartan stuff-over fabric, on brass castors, 98cm high.CONDITION REPORT: Two or three cracks and losses to the lower back area. There is further age-related wear, paint losses and staining to the chair. There are some old holes to the right side of the wood at the seat area and some filled-in holes also.
Charles II period oak Wainscot chair, probably South Yorkshire origin, early to mid 17th century, with scrolled top rail and back rest, inscribed 1640 below, flanked by scroll ears above bobbin supports, scroll armrests, plank seat, on bobbin and plain supports united by beam understretchers, 116cm high.CONDITION REPORT: Possible later alterations. Lacking bobbin column to the lower.
Edwardian oak extending dining table, oval top with moulded edge, turned and ringed legs, two additional leaves, maximum length 220cm, width 145cm, height 69cm, together with a set of four oak high-back dining chairs; and two further dining chairs.Qty: 7Condition report:The winding mechanism doesn't seem to function. There is a light stain to one of the table ends, and the same leaf end has some indented scratch marks. Otherwise the top is pretty clean and the colour between the leaves and extra inserts is fairly even. The chairs are all solid in their frames. There are four with the carved foliate top rail with brown leather seats, and two with the barley twist supports on the backs with a redder seat. The chairs fit but it doesn't leave much room for your legs when sat at it as the rails get in the way.
Victorian mahogany framed easy chair, hoop back with buttoned upholstery (defective), carved and scrolled arms, turned legs, width 69cm, height 91cm.Condition report:Depth from the front rail to chair back is 93cm. Seat depth is 60cm. The frame is sound, with very little movement. There is a very crude repair to both front legs. Front casters are defective and the back two are a mis-match. Old repairs to rear left leg. No evidence of worm. In need of reupholstering.
Matched set of six late Georgian mahogany dining chairs, bar backs above X stretchers, upholstered seats on turned legs, including two elbow chairs, width 51cm, height 85cm, and four single chairs.Qty: 6Condition report:All the chairs have had some form of repair over time - repaired top rails, arms, repairs to the cross backs, etc. As they presently are they are all sound in frame, and the seat upholstery is fine, lacking a little stuffing and with some spot staining, but a little cleaning, and the set would be perfectly usable on a frequent basis. One of the armchairs has had the right arm repaired by a screw-head to the front of the arm. The screw-head could be disguised a little with a filler but nothing too drastic. The other armchair does have a little movement in the arms.
Pair of Edwardian inlaid mahogany tub chairs, upholstered hoop backs and seats, slat backs, turned and ringed legs on casters, width 69cm, height 80cm.Condition report:The frames are sound but tired with colour fading and water staining. They would benefit from a complete reupholster given both chairs are quite heavily stained and marked on the seat and arms and one same chair has a 12cm rip to the back of the back rest. Colour is sage green. Some casters are replacements and don't run well.
Oak and mahogany longcase clock, cavetto cornice, turned columns, trunk with long door, bracket feet, twelve inch square painted dial with subsidiary date aperture, signed Jno Birtles, Harboro, thiry hour movement striking on a bell, height 193cm, with weight and pendulum.Condition report:Not in working order, the pendulum guide looks to have been twisted so much that the pendulum won't fit and swing freely. The top of the pendulum has a crude old repair and seems to be lacking the hook regardless. The movement is loose from the seat board. The dial appears repainted and has an existing paint flake approx 1.5cm in diam above the flowal bouquet. The hood and door of the case are much later in age (the hood late 20th century replacement and doesn't match very well. The back panel has historic worm activity.
A vintage 20th century button back chesterfield fireside lounge armchair. Having an oval button back cushioned backrest, into flared elbow rests with stud work to front and drop in cushioned seat. All supported on block rocking feet. In oxblood colourway. Measures approx. 95cm x 96cm x 70cm.
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