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Lot 23
A late Victorian novel silver throne chair pin cushion, of Gothic outline with red cushion seat, Birmingham, 1901, approx 4cm h, together with cricketing interest - a George V silver stamp case, Birmingham, 1916 together with a late Victorian silver slide out vesta case, chased, Sampson Morden, London, 1888, (3) approx 1 ozt
Lot 640
A modern canework decorated two tier side table, a canework coffee table, a carved wooden CD rack as a tribal figure and a mahogany dining chair in the Provincial Chippendale manner with pierced backsplat above a tapestry upholstered drop-in seat on square chamfered supports united by stretchers
Lot 721
A late 17th century and later walnut framed day bed, the foliate and floral medallion carved top rail above a caned panel within lozenge carved stile and on barley-twist supports to the main seat with central caned panel within matching lozenge carved stile, on six barley-twist and block supports united by barley-twist stretchers, raised on turned feet CONDITION REPORTS One finial replaced. Damage and wear to top rail. General wear throughout
Lot 344
A fine pair of Chinese `Official`s Hat` yoke back arm chairs probably 18th century, from Shanxi province, constructed from Yumu (northern elm) wood, the bold swept yoke top rails over broad curved splat backs, the original rattan seats within moulded seat rails and shaped outswept arms on twin swept supports, raised on turned legs with low front foot rail and twin side stretchers, 43½in. (110.5cm.) high, 27¼in. (69cm.) wide. (2) See Illustration.
Lot 671
A 19th century copy of Dr. Samuel Johnson`s George III armchair the arched back, outswept arms and seat in buttoned red leather, raised on carved cabriole supports with square toed feet, 39½in. (100cm.) high, the top of the back with a white lettered plaque which reads, `This chair is an exact reproduction of that used from day to day by Dr. Samuel Johnson (1709-1784) at the Anchor Brewery of Barclay and Perkins. The original chair is still in use in the company`s boardroom`. See Illustration.
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