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Lot 75
A mid-20th century mahogany small china display cabinet fitted two shelves enclosed by a glazed door & sides, & on short cabriole legs & claw-ball feet, 22¼” wide x 50” high; a beech elbow chair with a woven-cane, padded drop-in-seat, & on cabriole legs & claw-ball feet; together with a Victorian china floral decorated forty-five piece extensive tea service.
Lot 5
TWO VINTAGE ARMCHAIRS including a mahogany smoker's bow with shaped back, knurled arm ends and turned spindles, bergere caned seat, on turned supports and double stretcher, 86cms H, 64cms W, 48cms D along with a VICTORIAN MAHOGANY SPOON BACK ARMCHAIR having rexine button upholstery, foldover arms with carved front detail on shaped front supports with brass castors, 100cms H, 80cms W, 50cms D
Lot 75
VICTORIAN OAK WIND OUT DINING TABLE & EIGHT DINING CHAIRS, the table having two additional loose leaves and one extra centre support, carved detail to the edges with cut off corners on substantial carved lion mask bulbous supports and brass castors, 72cms H, 208cms L (closed with smaller leaf in), 47cms and 62cms (the two additional leaves), full opening length 444cms, (no further additional leaves) 150cms W; the chairs showing as two sets of four in matching burgundy upholstery, the first set having a carved and balustrade detail crest rail, 94cms H, 49cms W, 45cms seat D, the other four with shaped crest rails, 87cms H, 47cms W, 42cms seat D, all have turned and block front supports
Lot 1102
Two Victorian carved walnut and button upholstered nursing chairs, circa 1860; both with conforming fabric coverings; the arch backed example with rocaille carved toprail and lappet carved arm terminals; the other with flower carved seat rail; both with cabriole front legs; 78 and 84cm high respectively
Lot 554
Circle of David Scougall (Scottish, 1610-1680)Portrait of a lady, thought to be Lady Margaret Yester, nee Kerrbust-length, wearing a yellow silk gown and pearlsoil on canvasProvenance: the reverse bearing an inscribed label identifying the sitter, and describing the portrait as having been bought by a Mr Alexander Scott during the sale of Lady Yester's effects at Ferniehirst Castle in 1880. Ferniehirst Castle in the Scottish borders is the seat of the Kerr family.
Lot 811
A Victorian carved walnut side chair in Charles II taste, circa 1880; the backrest with coronet cresting above a cabochon armorial flanked by lion bearers; above a studded leather pad flanked by fluted columnar sides; the leather drop in seat on knop turned and block legs with peripheral stretchers; 107cm high, 48cm wide
Lot 831
David Munro Kirkness of Kirkwall, a lady's Orkney chair, circa 1925; apparently made of oak from St Magnus' Cathedral, with tied straw tub back, the arms with scroll carved terminals, above a cord rush and pine drop in seat; on straight legs with peripheral stretchers; 84cm.high, 54cm wideNote: St Magnus Cathedral, Kirkwall, Orkney, was founded in the 12th century and extended in the 16th by the Bishop Reid. A hand-written note pertaining to be by Kirkness himself reads ''This Orkney chair was made in DM Kirkness workshop, Palace Rd, Kirkwall from Old Oak taken from St Magnus Cathedral when the church was repaired between the years 1912 & 1920. D.M Kirkness 10th May 1925".Kirkness's workshop was immediately adjacent to the Cathedral. Another example with a hand-written label relating the timber to the 16th century is held in the Orkney Museum collection, with that label dated 1901. Kirkness revived interest in Scottish vernacular craft and his Orkney chairs soon gained popularity leading London retailers such as Liberty.
Lot 948
A stained beech wing frame armchair fully upholstered in lime green folkweave fabric, having loose cushion seat, on square tapered legs, terminating in spade feet; and with a smaller walnut wing frame armchair with matching upholstery, on cabriole legs, headed with palmette ornament and terminating in webbed feet (2)
Lot 958
A carved and giltwood dressing table stool or window seat in Louis XV style, late 19th /early 20th century; the padded armrests each with winged cherub head ends above the rectangular seat, all with later velvet coverings; on rocaille scrolling foliate carved rails, on swept and reeded 'X' frame legs to scrolled feet; 65cm high, 60cm wide
Lot 328
An Ashanti stool, 20th century, with a dished seat, raised on a hoop shaped support with a central pierced central column, on a stepped and carved base, 53cm wide 24cm deep45cm highCondition ReportWith some chips and knocks to the seat. The support with larger cracks - still structurally sound.
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