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Lot 584
A harlequin set of eight Edwardian Hepplewhite style dining chairs, the set of six by Warings, London, with shield shaped back and pierced splat with barley and harebell carving over a green leather drop in seat and square tapered legs, the other pair with similar shaped back and carved splats with green leather drop in seats and square chamfered legs
Lot 1361
A Coalbrookdale 'Italian' pattern cast iron seat, late 19th century, in disassembled state, most wooden slats present, each end 68 by 84cm high. This seat is number 17 in the 1875 Coalbrookdale Castings Catalogue, section III, page 249. The design was registered at the Public Record Office No. 50652, circa 1850.
Lot 410
WALNUT PARTNERS DESK early 20th century, with a carved and inset top above an arrangement of nine drawers with opposing drawers and cupboards, standing on stout cabriole supports with claw and ball feet, 182.5cm wide, bearing a trade label for 'S. Margolis & Son, 65 New Oxford St. WC1,' together with a walnut open armchair with a shaped padded back above a stuffover seat, standing on front cabriole supports
Lot 469
LARGE EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY CARVED OPEN ARMCHAIR with a shaped carved pediment surmounted by the Bishop of Glasgow, William Wyschard, above the Clyde Navigation crest, with the Glasgow coat of arms flanked by a pair of dolphins and an anchor, above a moulded dentil section, the chair with a high padded back, stuffover seat, and outswept arms with padded sections and terminating with dolphin masks, standing on turned front supports united by a stretcher Note: This chair once belonged to the Clyde Navigation Trust and was used by the chairman in their meetings
Lot 473
CONTINENTAL MAHOGANY HIGH BACK ARMCHAIR the carved top rail with a central shield bearing a tower above a leather covered back and seat decorated with rampant lions and fortified towers, with decorative stud work, standing on scroll front supports terminating with carved feet, united by a stretcher
Lot 367
A pair of Arts and Crafts oak framed reclining armchairs by George Scott & Sons of Newcastle-under-Lyme Staffordshire (Provenance: Made by Scott & Sons for a Scott family home in the early 1930's - the workshops closed in 1939 for the war) CONDITION REPORTS Approx 56cm wide x 92cm high. Cushions appear to be later / associated and are smaller than the chairs. Generally with wear, scuffs, some knocks, but overall appear to be in fairly tidy condition. The back/seat section is hinged in the middle and slides on the frame, but is not attached to the frame.
Lot 1242
A silver gilt necklace suspending seven 19th century ivory disc opera and theatre passes. Throughout the 19th Century, Opera and Ballet subscribers were issued with admittance tokens. The famous Hollywood costume designer Edith Head made a silver gilt necklace of thirteen with these ivory discs, each engraved with the name of the subscriber, the valid year, theatre and seat allocation. It was bequeathed to Elizabeth Taylor and after her death in 2011 was sold by Christies at the famous sale of the Elizabeth Taylor Collection in New York for $300,000. This necklace is a similar silver gilt copy and suspends seven discs. These include the pass for the Earl of Bristol (1769 - 1859) for 1831 and interestingly to his Opera box 69 ½. The other passes include the name Walter Trevelyn Esq., 1863, Lady Campbell 1841, C Filica Esq., E.H. Maltby Esq.
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