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Lot 1706
A Louis XV style green and cream painted fauteuil, probably Italian, second half 18th century, the top rail of the cartouche shaped back centred by a cabochon issuing scrolling acanthus foliage, the later green silk upholstered seat and back upon a scrolling acanthus clasped apron, the cabriole legs headed by C-scrolls with husk pendants terminating in scroll feet, together with a pair of Italian painted side chairs, 20th century (3).
Lot 1721
* A pair of George III mahogany side chairs, late 18th century and later, the later re-upholstered gros point floral woven back and seat upon a scrolling acanthus apron centred by a shell, the cabriole legs with rocaille and foliate wrapped cabochons terminating in acanthus clasped scroll feet, some restorations (2).
Lot 462
A First World War laminated hardwood propeller from a Martinsyde G100 "Elephant" biplane fighter/bomber, 103ins overall, stamped "Avro Y120100H.P. Beardmore Daimler Martinsyde Biplane" and No. 266 Note : The Martinsyde G100 was built originally as a long range, single-seat fighter and escort machine but on the basis of its size and weight was reclassified as a day bomber powered by 120 horsepower Beardmore piston engine. It successfully performed this role from the summer of 1916 through to the closing weeks of 1917, used for long range photo reconnaissance where stability and endurance were required. One hundred were built mostly for the Royal Flying Corps
Lot 1014
A George IV mahogany metamorphic library armchair, attributed to Gillows; the reeded back with scrolling arms and shell carving, raised on reeded sabre legs conforming to the `Hackwood Variant` seen in the 1823 Lancaster sketch book and illustrated in Susan Stewart, originally with caned seat now missing, the red leather squab seat is original but distressed. NB: The is chair is stamped H.H. on the front rail, although H.H. has never been fully identified, it is generally to be accepted as the mark of the journeyman Henry Holmes, this example being part of the distinct group with strong connections to Gillow`s Workshops.
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