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Lot 37

An 18th century-style stick back Windsor armchair with cabriole legs joined by a crinoline stretcher CONDITION REPORT: Seat with dents, structurally sound

Lot 83

Manner of Thomas Hope, a Regency mahogany framed dining chair, the back with projecting rail on columnar stiles above an upholstered seat on turned hexagonal legs with anthemion capitals CONDITION REPORT: Losses, esp. to capitals, wear and tear

Lot 744

Two items to include a Victorian gilt wood stool, with shaped cross over stretcher, fluted legs and embroidered seat A/F, with a copper warming pan with turned wood handle, stool approx. 38cm high and 48cm sq.

Lot 845

A 1930`s oak monks bench with fold down top and storage seat, 107cm wide, 47cm deep, 68cm high.

Lot 869

Two Regency mahogany framed single chairs, both with bar backs, one with fluted sabre legs, together with a 19th Century mahogany stool with wrythen fluted legs with embroidered seat (3).

Lot 887

A 19th Century carved walnut framed stool with upholstered top on cabriole legs, 49cm square, 47cm high, together with an early 19th Century faux rosewood painted bedroom chair with upholstered seat, 42cm wide, 37cm deep (2).

Lot 888

A lacquered brass adjustable piano stool with deep button seat, 62cm high, together with a brass framed bedroom chair (2).

Lot 897

A 19th Century mahogany coaching table on folding frame, 68.5cm wide, 44cm deep, 61cm high, together with a 19th Century folding mahogany campaign chair with wicker seat (2).

Lot 901

A Victorian spoon back nursing chair, the rosewood frame with buttoned brown leather upholstered seat and back, on carved cabriole supports, 53cm wide, 55cm deep, 87cm high.

Lot 910

Three chairs to include a Regency mahogany framed elbow chair, bar back on turned supports, a Regency rosewood frame single dining chair with anthemion carving and brass inlay on sabre legs and a 19th Century mahogany balloon back chair with needlework seat.

Lot 139

Set of six Cromwellian style dining chairs, all with brass studded leather back, stuffover seat on carved bulbous supports, block feet viz:- four standards and two carvers

Lot 154

Pair of Victorian mahogany hall chairs with pierced waisted back, curved and C-scroll top rail, panel seat on ring turned supports (af) (2)

Lot 160

Late 19th/early 20th century open-arm 'X' frame chair having triple arch and scroll crossrail back with turned finials, scrolled arms, padded seat to the scrolled X-base

Lot 163

19th century mahogany dining chair with curved shoulderboard, trafalgar seat on panelled and turned supports and stained wood cane seated bedroom chair

Lot 165

Oak hall chair, the rectangular back with stepped pediment, scroll carved double arched framed panel back, dentil border to the seat on panelled cylindrical and block feet

Lot 632

A SECOND WORLD WAR AIRCRAFT SEAT believed to be from an Avro Lancaster bomber, retaining the original padded leather cushion, wooden seat board, and loose-fit back padding, the tubular metal frame entirely unmarked and later painted blue, 82cm high.

Lot 825

A LONDON & NORTH EASTERN RAILWAY CAST IRON SEAT BACK SIGN `LEEDS CENTRAL` with raised letters to a recessed face, the front repainted with white lettering against a black ground, 118cm long.

Lot 1501

A Victorian rosewood double camelback sofa with serpentine seat, on cabriole legs

Lot 1535

A French wrought iron garden chair with sprung hoop shaped back and sprung circular seat

Lot 619

A GEORGE III MAHOGANY FRAMED WING ARMCHAIR, the generously proportioned back stuffover upholstered, loose-cushioned seat, on chamfered square section supports joined by an H-shaped stretcher. See illustration

Lot 628

AN 18TH CENTURY-STYLE MAHOGANY OPEN ARMCHAIR, the circular back with radiating leaf work and swags centred with a fluted roundel, serpentine arms and seat rail, upholstered, on square tapered and fluted legs with caps

Lot 631

A PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY OPEN ARMCHAIRS, each having a bar rail inlaid in ebony and boxwood stringing, pierced foliate and roundel tie rail, fluted arms, and ring turned uprights, upholstered seat and on square tapered and fluted legs

Lot 634

A GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY OPEN ARMCHAIR, in the Chippendale manner, having a moulded and scrolled top rail above a pierced stop flute railed splat carved with foliage and graduated harebells, serpentine arms and uprights, upholstered drop-in seat, on hipped cabriole legs with pad feet

Lot 638

A PAIR OF ITALIAN WALNUT AND STAINED BEECH HALL CHAIRS, late 19th/early 20th century each having a shield shape back with shell cresting, pierced and carved in relief with a face mask above 'C' scrolls and fruiting vine, flanked by a winged caraytid with acanthus leaf capped serpentine body to either side, full seat, on front panel support similarly carved with lion mask and paw feet

Lot 642

AN OAK SETTLE, the five panel back with parquetry star inlay, bounded by blind carved stiles and muntins, above downswept open arms and planked seat, the moulded apron rail with central suspension and flanking angle brackets on rectangular section supports joined by stretchers, 17th century and later, 176cm wide

Lot 644

A SET OF SIX 19TH CENTURY MACCLESFIELD LADDER BACK CHAIRS, c.1820-60, stained ash, each having a rush seat, on turned legs and pad foot, joined by a turned front stretcher, complete with a set of needlework squab cushions

Lot 655

THOMPSON OF KILBURN 'MOUSEMAN' AN OAK 'X' FRAME STOOL, c.1960s, having a hide slung seat, the square-section framing carved in relief with a mouse, 55cm wide x 53cm high See illustration

Lot 656

THOMPSON OF KILBURN, 'MOUSEMAN' AN OAK ROCKING CHAIR, c.1960s/70s, having a double lattice panel back, close nailed hide upholstered seat, on octagonal turned legs with rockers, carved in relief with a mouse. See illustration

Lot 658

THOMPSON OF KILBURN 'MOUSEMAN' AN OAK DRESSING STOOL, c.1960s, rectangular, having a close nailed hide upholstered seat, carved in relief with a mouse 39cm wide x 31.5cm deep x 45.5cm high. See illustration

Lot 430

A small and rare early 18th Century mahogany Stool, later needlework drop in seat above shaped friezes and square cabriole legs terminating in pad style feet, good colour and patination

Lot 437

An 18th Century style oak Settle the four panelled back carved with lozenges and lunettes below a broad frieze of foliate carved panel with central initials LMB to a solid seat flanked by downswept scrolling arms to a foliate carved frieze on moulded block legs

Lot 438

A Victorian carved oak open Armchair in the 17th Century manner, the arched back initialled LMB within a shaped cartouche over a panel carved in raised relief depicting birds and baskets of flowers, Caryatids and pomegranates centred by an oval with boar`s head crest and motto (crest for the Bayley family), flanked by lion mask head arm supports to a solid seat on wrythern fluted vase shaped and block legs

Lot 453

A pair of late 18th Century Hepplewhite mahogany Chairs, each with pierced Prince of Wales plume, saddle seat and square tapering legs with stretcher

Lot 335

A LATE 19TH CENTURY OAK HALL CHAIR With a blank cartouche to the seat back and barley twist front legs

Lot 361

A RUSH SEAT STOOL With bobbin grips and on four outswept supports

Lot 425

A RUSH SEAT STOOL With bobbin grips, the four turned supports joined by stretcher rails

Lot 428

AN EDWARDIAN INLAID PIANO STOOL With line inlay, upholstered hinged seat and on cabriole supports

Lot 431

A SPINDLE BACK SINGLE CHAIR With rush seat and a rectangular occasional table (2)

Lot 441

A PIANO STOOL With upholstered studded seat, the sides with spindle supports

Lot 17

Eero AARNIO (né en 1932) & MAGIS (Éditeur) Fauteuil multifonction "Trioli" de la collection "Me Too", dessin de 2005, pouvant également former cheval à bascule, structure diabolo en polypropylène, munie d’une assise à hauteur asymétrique formant double hauteur d’assise par renversement et d’une prise à l’arrière. A "Trioli" multifunctional chair from the collection "Me Too" with polypropylen frame, usable in two seat heights and as a rocker, designed in 2005. Haut. 57,5 cm - Larg. 50 cm - Prof. 43 cm Height. 22 5⁄8 in. - Width. 19 3⁄4 in.- Depth.16 7⁄8 in.

Lot 62

Javier MARISCAL (né en 1964) & MAGIS Fauteuil et sa table "Piedras", dessin de 2006, en polyéthylène anthracite stylisant des rochers. Cachets d’éditeur. A set of "Piedras" rock shaped polyethylen table and its chair, designed in 2006. Fauteuil : Haut. 46 cm - Larg. 80 cm - Prof. 68 cm Table : Haut. 25 cm - Larg. 62 cm - Long. 64 cm Seat : Height. 18 1⁄8 in. - Width. 31 1⁄2 in. - Depth. 26 3⁄4 in. Table : Height 9 7⁄8 in. - Width. 24 3⁄8 in. - Length. 25 1⁄4 in.

Lot 151

Karin MOBRING & IKEA (Éditeur) Rare fauteuil, circa 1963, structure en bois naturel, formant en arc de cercle, montants fuselés, proposant deux hauteurs d’assise par renversement. A rare natural wood and plywood chair offering two seat heights. Haut. 38 CM / Height. 15 in. Bibliographie : Eva Ottillinger, Marta Herford, "Fidgety Philip": A Design History of Children’s Furniture", Éditions Taschen, Cologne, 2006, p. 154.

Lot 161

PICUS (ÉDITEUR) Bureau et son siège intégré, circa 1930, à structure tubulaire en acier laqué turquoise formant arcatures imbriquées, soutenant l’assise rectangulaire en acajou et le plateau quadrangulé en placage d’acajou. Cachet d’éditeur. A plywood and tubular steel small desk with its integrated seat, circa 1930. Producer’s stamp. Haut. 50,5 cm - Larg. 56,6 cm - Prof. 64 cm Height. 19 7⁄8 in. - Width. 22 1⁄4 in. - Depth. 25 1⁄4 in.

Lot 167

ERBACHER MÖBEL (Éditeur) Banquette en frêne, circa 1950, piétement gaine soutenant l’épaisse assise formant coffre à abattant, accotoirs galbés en arc de cercle, dossier formé de deux bandeaux plats horizontaux. Étiquette d’éditeur. A solid wood bench with storage under the seat, circa 1950. Producer’s label. Haut. 60 cm - Long. 81,5 cm - Prof. 37,5 cm / height. 23 5⁄8 in. - length. 32 1⁄4 in. - depth. 14 3⁄4 in.

Lot 172

HAMILTON COSCO (Éditeur) Petit siège baquet, circa 1970, assise coque en polypropylène kaki, coussin d’assise en skaï vert, piétement repliable en métal tubulaire chromé en X, proposant deux hauteurs d’assise. Cachet d’éditeur. A polypropylene chair, foldable wire leg, skai seat cusion, circa 1970. Producer’s stamp. Haut. 31,5 cm - Larg. 35 cm - Prof. 31 cm Height. 12 3⁄8 in. - Width. 13 3⁄4 in. - Depth. 12 1⁄4 in.

Lot 232

Renate MÜLLER (né en 1945) & H. JOSEF LEVEN (Éditeur) Siège otarie matelassé en toile de jute, 1967, ornements en cuir bleu et rouge piqué sellier. A hessian and leather seal seat, 1967. Haut. 50 cm - Larg. 47 cm - Long. 59 cm Height. 19 3⁄4 in. - Width. 18 1⁄2 in. - Lenght. 23 1⁄3 in.

Lot 280

ART NOUVEAU Mobilier de jardin en fer battu laqué blanc, et bois laqué rouge comprenant une paire de sièges, une banquette et une table, structure des sièges en fer plat laqué blanc, piétement formant X souple se prolongeant en soutien de dossier incliné, accotoirs se déployant en volutes, assise à claire-voie, table à piétement tubulaire formant arcature latérale en ogive réunie par une entretoise galbée, plateau rectangulaire. A set of white paint iron and wood garden furniture comprising a bench, a table and a pair of armchair, Banquette : Haut. 69 cm - Long. 99,3 cm - Prof. 40 cm Fauteuils : Haut. 60 cm - Larg. 40,5 cm - Prof. 36 cm Table : Haut. 50 cm - Plateau : 75 x 44 cm Sofa : Height. 27 1⁄8 in. - Lenght. 39 1⁄8 in. - Depth. 15 3⁄4 in. Seat : Height. 19 3⁄4 in. - Width. 16 in. - Depth. 14 1⁄8 in. Table. Height. 19 3⁄4 in. - Tray : 29 1⁄2 x 17 3⁄8 in. Bibliographie : - Eva Ottillinger, "Fidgety Philip": A Design History of Children’s Furniture", Éditions Taschen, Cologne, 2006, p. 138. - Beaucamp-Markowsky, "Kindermöbel + Spielobjekte", Kunstgewerbemuseum, Köln, 1973, p. 24.

Lot 286

ANNÉES 1950 Nécessaire de pique-nique, composé d’une boîte hémi-circulaire dépliante permettant de porter l’ensemble et se déployant en plateau de table circulaire à plateau en isorel rouge, contenant un double piétement en métal tubulaire laqué rouge, soutenant plateau de la table et quatre sièges à galettes en contreplaqué thermoformé. Estampillé "Record". A folding metal, pavatex and plywood picknick set. The box can be converted into a table and 4 stools. Marked "Record". Haut. 62 cm - Diam. table : 82 cm - Diam. total : 148 cm - Haut. assise : 35 cm Height. 24 3⁄8 in. - Table : Dim : 32 1⁄4 in - total Dim. 58 1⁄4 in. - Seat height. 13 3⁄4 in.

Lot 295

Kristian VEDEL (1923-2003) & THORBEN ORSKOV (Éditeur) Siège de bébé, 1957, structure principale formée d’une feuille de contreplaqué de bouleau thermoformé en arc de cercle accueillant en insertion réglable l’assise laquée bleu et la tablette laquée rouge. A beech plywood chair with adjustable seat and tray, 1957. Haut. 40,5 cm - Larg. 43 cm - Prof. 34 cm Height. 16 in. - Width. 16 7⁄8 in. - Depth. 13 3⁄8 in. Bibliographie : - Catalogue d’exposition, "Kid size : the material world of childhood", Vitra Design Museum, Weil am Rhein, 1997, p. 261. - Charlotte & Peter Fiell, "Design Scandinave", Taschen, Cologne, 2002, p. 632. - Carole Daprey, "Mobilier Design pour enfants", Piqpoq, 2009, Paris, p. 88.

Lot 15

A carved gilt wood armchair with cane seat and back on turned and fluted tapering front legs, with a loose blue upholstered cushion seat

Lot 21

An English gilt wood dressing table having four drawers flanking a central drawer on tapering and fluted legs, along with an early 20th century French gilt wood boudoir chair with cane seat and back and loose cushion, along with a similar gilt wooden armchair with loose cushion seat

Lot 136

A contemporary leather three seat sofa, length 220cm.

Lot 138

A Victorian green velvet upholstered conversation seat.

Lot 188

A box of pictures, posters and a fold-up seat relating to various expositions, Canada, New York, Seattle etc.

Lot 721

A SCOTTISH SANDSTONE TABLET FROM DUNNOTTAR the two shields carved to dexter with the arms of Keith for William Keith, Earl Marischal (died 1671) and to sinister with those of Seton for his first wife, Elizabeth Seton, daughter of the 3rd Earl of Winton, their respective initials WEM (William Earl Marischal) and ESCM (Elizabeth Seton Countess Marischal), date 1645, a column surmounted by two hearts and an earl`s coronet, their mottoes VERITAS VINCIT and HAZARD YIT FORWARD below, 60.5 x 81x 14cm Carved of the same local rose hued Lower Red Sandstone as this impressive armorial panel is the identical example in a 17th century chimneypiece at Dunnottar Castle, on the Dunecht Estate in Aberdeenshire. One of the most romantic of Scottish ruined castles, it is dramatically sited on a high four acre plateau almost entirely surrounded by 160 foot sheer sea cliffs, the only approach being originally a treacherously narrow isthmus. From 1382 until 1715 it was the seat of the Keiths, successive Marischals, subsequently Earls Marischal in the peerage of Scotland. They built the surviving palatial ruins, including the tower house or keep and also the detached Marischal Aisle at Dunnottar Church. William Keith, 6th Earl Marischal was a leader of the Covenanters and a general on the Parliamentary side in the early years of the Civil War. He was much engaged in campaigns in Scotland and the North of England. In 1647-8 he changed sides and Dunnottar became a royalist stronghold. Charles II visited in 1650-1 and the Castle became the last royalist garrison to fall to Cromwell`s forces in 1652. Keith was imprisoned in the Tower of London until the Restoration. Following the Jacobite Rebellion of 1715 the Castle was forfeited and in 1720 was largely dismantled by the York Buildings Company. In 1925 it was bought by Weetman Pearson, 1st Viscount CowdrayGCVP, PC (1856-1927), who repaired and opened it to the public.

Lot 780

A VICTORIAN OAK LONGCASE CLOCK the breakarched and painted dial inscribed Robt Harlow Ashburn, with pierced date sector and subsidiary seconds dial, rose spandrels and a landscape with angler above, having eight day movement in mahogany banded and line inlaid case with swan neck pediment and fluted pillars and pilasters, panelled trunk and base, on bracket feet, 232cm h Some repairs and repolishing, the movement and dial probably original although the seat board slightly packed

Lot 785

A WALNUT STOOL BY CHARLES TOZER with padded woolwork slip seat, on cabriole legs, 44cm h; 38 x 49cm, ivorine trade table TOZER 25 BROOK STREET LONDON W1, c1920 Virtually sound, scratched around the feet

Lot 814

A VICTORIAN YEW WOOD WINDSOR CHAIR, EAST MIDLANDS REGION with elm seat on turned legs with crinoline stretcher and elm back legs, 96cm h A sound example; repolished

Lot 815

A VICTORIAN YEW WOOD LOW BACK WINDSOR CHAIR, EAST MIDLANDS REGION with crinoline stretcher, 87cm h, a set of three similar later yew wood Windsor chairs, the elm seat stamped JW and an ash Windsor chair (5) One back strut of one of the set of three broken where it joins the crinoline

Lot 818

SIX VICTORIAN ASH KITCHEN CHAIRS with spindle back, elm seat and turned legs united by stretchers, 87cm h A well matched group of rich pleasing colour and structurally sound, one chair with old spliced repair to the seat, another with scuffing on the two front corners of the seat

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