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Lot 331
A pair of late 19th Century French walnut framed elbow chairs in the Louis XV taste, the moulded framed back with floral spray surmount over an upholstered panel flanked by open moulded arms with upholstered elbow pads over a shaped seat with floral spray carved front rail to moulded cabriole legs and scroll feet (ILLUSTRATED)
Lot 1418
An early Edwardian Photograph Album containing approximately 38 Albumen Views of Corry Lodge in the Isle of Skye, Seat of the Mackinnions of Corry, circa 1903, images mainly depicting the estate land, topographical views, servants, out-buildings etc, orig full cf gt, edges and corner slightly rubbed, aeg, obl, bnd by Houghton & Gunn, Bond Street, London
Lot 415
An ash and oak turned or ‘thrown’ chair, mid 17th century, of turned ash construction throughout, rectangular back and angled arms, triangular panelled oak seat, baluster turned arm finials and legs joined by stretchers. For related examples and a discussion of turned chairs see pages 88 - 94, Victor Chinnery, Oak Furniture, The British Tradition, Antique Collectors Club, 1979.
Lot 416
A joined oak panel back armchair, Leeds/ Halifax, dated 1642, shaped rectangular back flanked by carved scrolls and stylised foliage, the central panel carved with a lozenge issuing scrolls, downswept arms, twin plank seat, baluster turned legs, peripheral stretchers. For related examples and a discussion of turned chairs see page 470, Victor Chinnery, Oak Furniture, The British Tradition, Antique Collectors Club, 1979. A virtually identical pair of chairs originating from Birstall Church are now housed on public view at Oakwell Hall, near Huddersfield.
Lot 419
A joined oak panel back armchair, possibly West Midlands, mid 17th century, marked with initials ‘I M’ and ‘T K’, rectangular back with shaped and scroll carved cresting, the central panel carved with twin S shaped scrolling foliate motifs centred by a palmette, shaped arms with scroll terminals, solid seat, moulded frieze, block and square section baluster legs, peripheral stretchers. Square-section legs and arm-supports of this kind are extremely rare on English armchairs, which are normally turned; for an example see Plate 82, page 88, Tobias Jellinek, Early British Chairs and Seats, Antique Collectors’ Club, 2009. A workshop group of six armchairs with similar square baluster posts from Essex County, Massachusetts, New England, is recorded and discussed by Benno Forman in American Seating Furniture 1630-1730, pp. 148-50; and illustrated by an example in the Winterthur Museum (Cat. 18). Jellinek also illustrates a stool with square baluster legs, Plate 325, p. 243.
Lot 528
A George III mahogany framed and upholstered wing chair, circa 1760, outswept arms, bowfront seat, serpentine fronted seat, on carved cabriole legs and pad feet, 105cm high, 98cm wide, 80cm deep. Provenance: Sir William and Lady Forbes, formerly of Maida Vale and Northgate, Regent’s Park and thence by descent.
Lot 529
A Regency painted armchair, circa 1815, rectangular back with gadrooned finials and centred by a pierced splat, bowfront upholstered seat, downswept arms, with wrythen turned uprights above carved stylised flowerheads, on fluted tapering legs, 90cm high, 62cm wide, 55cm deep. Provenance: Sir William and Lady Forbes, formerly of Maida Vale and Northgate, Regent’s Park and thence by descent.
Lot 530
A mahogany and tapestry upholstered wing armchair in George II style, 19th century, rectangular back with shaped wings and outswept arms, bowfronted seat, on shell carved cabriole legs and claw and ball feet, 100cm high, 98cm wide, 80cm deep. Provenance: Sir William and Lady Forbes, formerly of Maida Vale and Northgate, Regent’s Park and thence by descent.
Lot 532
A pair of Regency painted armchairs, circa 1815, rectangular back, downswept arms, baluster upright supports, padded seat, turned tapering legs, rear outswept legs, together with a similarly decorated Regency armchair, circa 1815, with X-splat, outswept arms, caned seats on turned legs. Provenance: Sir William and Lady Forbes, formerly of Maida Vale and Northgate, Regent’s Park and thence by descent.
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