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Lot 263
A set of four oak joint stools , mid 17th century A set of four oak joint stools , mid 17th century, each solid seat above a moulded frieze and turned tapering legs joined by peripheral stretchers For a closely related form of joint stool see Victor Chinnery, Oak Furniture, The British Tradition, Antique Collectors Club 1979, page 365, fig 3:86.
Lot 275
A George II mahogany and upholstered wing armchair , circa 1735 A George II mahogany and upholstered wing armchair , circa 1735, the rectangular back above outswept arms, the loose cushion seat above turned tapering legs headed by carved shell terminals and on pad feet, 117cm high, 86cm wide, 77cm deep Provenance: Private Collection of a Gentleman, London
Lot 280
A George II mahogany cockfighting chair , circa 1740 A George II mahogany cockfighting chair , circa 1740, the scarlet leather upholstered back, fitted with a hinged rest to the reverse, the shaped seat on tapering cabriole legs joined by stretchers and on pad feet Provenance: Private Collection of a Gentleman, London
Lot 328
A pair of mahogany library armchairs in George II style, 19th century A pair of mahogany library armchairs in George II style, 19th century, each rectangular back above a pair of padded arms with acanthus carved terminals, each overstuffed seat above a shaped frieze, on tapering cabriole legs carved with cabochon and scrolling acanthus motifs, on scroll feet, 106cm high, 76cm wide, 83 cm deep
Lot 336
A matched pair of George III mahogany and upholstered armchairs , circa 1770 A matched pair of George III mahogany and upholstered armchairs , circa 1770, each with rectangular back and arms above an overstuffed seat, on moulded legs and stretchers, 90cm high, 69cm wide, 77cm deep To be sold by order of the executors of the late Sally, Duchess of Newcastle
Lot 337
A George III mahogany sofa , circa 1770, the serpentine shaped back and... A George III mahogany sofa , circa 1770, the serpentine shaped back and scroll arms above an over stuffed seat and moulded square section legs to the front and outswept to the back, with pierced spandrels and plain stretchers, on leather castors, 99cm high, 233cm wide, 86cm deep, the seat 44cm high To be sold by order of the executors of the late Sally, Duchess of Newcastle
Lot 342
A pair of painted cast iron garden seats, last quarter 19th century A pair of painted cast iron garden seats, last quarter 19th century, one of them by Coalbrookdale & Co., the other almost certainly also by the firm but unstamped, each with a raised arch cresting to the backrest, above a trefoil of openwork foliate casting, flanked to each side by a panel of further openwork foliate motifs, with slatted wood seats, the scroll arms on splayed legs with hoof feet, one example with various indistinct lozenge date stamps, and further stamped 90929, (both seats reconditioned overall), 98cm high, 155cm wide This design, number 90929 was registered and patented by Coalbrookdale at the Public Records Office on 20th April 1853, and appears as seat number 20, section III of their Castings Catalogue
Lot 344
A George III mahogany stool, circa 1780, the tapestry seat above with blind... A George III mahogany stool, circa 1780, the tapestry seat above with blind fretwork legs joined by conforming stretchers, 44cm high, 81cm x 46cm Provenance: Private Collection of the Bagshawe family, formerly of Ford Hall and Snitterton Hall, Derbyshire, see page 97.
Lot 356
Please note that this pair of pistols now lacks one ramrod. A pair of George II crested and silver-mounted walnut holster pistols by... A pair of George II crested and silver-mounted walnut holster pistols by Peter Gandon of London, circa 1742, with 9 3/4inch round barrels, each stamped with London proof marks, the steel lock plates inscribed GANDON within a scroll cartouches, the silver mounts with grotesque mask terminals and with trophies engraved with the arms of MURRAY , hallmarked for London 1742 Provenance: Private Collection of the Bagshawe family, formerly of Ford Hall and Snitterton Hall, Derbyshire, see page 97 of the catalogue. Note: James Gandon, the celebrated English and Irish architect, responsible for among others, the Custom House, Dublin was the son of Peter Gandon (b. 1713) gunmaker. The latter's father, also Peter, was a Huguenot refugee. See Arthur G. Grimwade, London Goldsmiths 1697-1837 Their Marks and Lives (London 1976), p. 270, where this mark is listed as 1742 -unidentified - gun mounts. Also Christie's South Kensington, Lot 198, 30th April 2015 for a fowling piece by the same maker and with the same arms which sold for £15,000 from the Blair Charitable Trust, Blair Castle, Blair Atholl (seat of the Dukes of Atholl, chiefs of the Clan Murray). Christie's note a reference to W. Keith Neal & D.H.L Back, Great British Gunmakers 1740-1790 (London 1975) where the authors note that there are three receipted accounts from a Philip Gandon in the archives at Blair Castle.
Lot 361
A pair of George III mahogany armchairs, circa 1810, of Cockpen type A pair of George III mahogany armchairs, circa 1810, of Cockpen type, each turned rectangular back with splats in the Chinese Chippendale taste, above shaped arms and a dished overstuffed seat, on turned and moulded gently outswept legs joined bu an H shaped stretcher, each 88cm high, 61cm wide, 60cm deep - Please note: this pair of chairs date to the late 19th or early 20th century and not as printed in the catalogue.
Lot 402
A set of twelve walnut dining chairs in George II style A set of twelve walnut dining chairs in George II style, late 19th/ early 20th century, to include a pair of armchairs, each moulded rectangular back with a vertical splat, each rounded drop in seat above turned tapering legs and pad feet
Lot 408
A Swiss inlaid burr walnut musical chair, unsigned, late 19th century A Swiss inlaid burr walnut musical chair, unsigned, late 19th century , playing a choice of sixteen airs via two 11 inch pinned brass cylinders and steel combs, each movement driven by a single crank-wound spring drum on iron bed, the stop/play pins protruding from the sides of the seat rails, the underside of the seat with hand-written tune sheets numbered 20079 and 20080 respectively, the chair with pierced foliate back and central inlaid oval with Chamois motifs above open arms and seat with further inlaid foliate scrolls and circular panel containing deer, the whole on reeded and accanthus legs, 126cm high, 66cm wide, 53cm deep
Lot 414
A set of ten William IV mahogany dining chairs, circa 1835 A set of ten William IV mahogany dining chairs, circa 1835, to include an armchair, each curved back rail above a bar splat centred with a carved rosette motif, each overstuffed seat on hexagonal and turned tapering legs at the front
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