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Lot 500
TEAK DINING SUITE, c.1970s, comprising a rectangular table with single drop leaf on oval section tapered legs, 152.5cms x 91cms, set of four chairs with upholstered seat and swivel back panel on square framing; a sideboard having two sliding doors flanked by two drawers to either side with circular recessed handes, on tapered legs, 198cms long
Lot 341
A Fine English 17th Century Turned Oak Side chair. The back composed of five baluster & fillet turned spindles with pendant acorn finials held between similarly turned cross-bars and flanked by turned uprights with finial-knop surmounts. The sunken plank seat in a raised frame to retain a swab cushion, standing on a fully bobbin-turned base of legs united by high peripheral stretchers and an H-form under-stretcher, terminating on block feet.
Lot 345
A Rare 19th Century Red Walnut Crofter's Rocking Chair composed of two shaped side boards pierced and wedged with a series of round crossbars forming the back and seat with a shaped plank head rest screwed into the through tenon joined top rail and further through jointed rails to the base. Standing on rockers 40 ins (102 cms) high, 19¼ ins (49 cms) wide.
Lot 362
An 18th Century Hereford/Welsh Borders Hoop Back Armchair, with residual green paint-work. The bent-ash hoop back with seven long spindles flanked by eight further spindles morticed through the arm bow, and turned end supports. The seat on turned legs united by an H-form stretcher. The whole retaining residual dark green paint-work, 39 ins (99 cms) in height, 21½ ins (55 cms) wide.
Lot 364
A Primitive Irish Spindle Back Armchair, attributed to County Wicklow. The top rail curved at the corners and adjoining six back spindles; the outer two piercing through the thick armrests, with two smaller spindle supports either side. The slab seat morticed through & wedged with splayed legs. 29½ ins (75 cms) high, 23 ins (59 cms) wide.
Lot 366
A 19th Century Child's Country Armchair. The two turned elliptical back spindles held between round-section rails flanked by round turned uprights with nipple finials. The flat bowed arms pegged onto baluster turned front supports leading down to a plank seat slotting into round side & rear rails and raised on chamfered legs joined by peripheral stretchers. The whole bearing traces of reddish brown paintwork, 24¾ ins (63 cms) high, 15 ins (38 cms) wide, 10½ ins (27 cms) deep.
Lot 367
A High Splat Back Yew-wood Windsor Armchair Attributed to Nottinghamshire, mid 19th Century. The intricately pierced upper & lower centre splat flanked by eight long spindles piercing the arm bow with six further under-arm spindles and well turned end supports. The elm seat on turned baluster legs with ball feet, united by a crinoline stretcher, 43½ ins (110 cms) high, 21 ins (53 cms) wide.
Lot 368
A Yew-wood Low back Windsor Armchair of small proportions. The upper & lower back splat fretted with Christmas tree motifs and flanked by six long spindles piercing through the arm bow with six further underarm spindles and turned end supports. The ash seat on turned baluster legs united by a crinoline stretcher and terminating on ball feet, 33½ ins (85 cms) high, 21 ins (53 cms) wide.
Lot 370
A Fine 19th Century Yew-wood High Splat Back Windsor Armchair attributed to Yorkshire. The upper & lower centre splats fretted with Christmas tree motifs and flanked by eight long spindles piercing the arm bow with six further underarm spindles and baluster turned end supports. The elm seat on well turned baluster legs with ball feet and a crinoline stretcher.
Lot 371
A 19th Century Yew-wood High Splat Back Windsor Pad-arm Chair. The upper & lower burr-figured splats fretted with Christmas tree motifs; the upper splat flanked by eight spindles leading down to the raised back section of the arm bow, with six baluster turned under-arm spindles flanking the lower splat below outswept pad arm terminals. The elm seat raised on well turned legs united by a turned H-form stretcher.
Lot 375
A 19th Century Child's Caned High Chair in the Charles II Style. The cresting rail enriched with grape & vine carving bordering the arch-top caned back panel. The barleytwist uprights capped with nipple finials & adjoining the caned seat with lunette carved moulded edges. The tall bobbin turned legs united by an H-form stretcher and terminating on splayed feet, with a foot rest to the front.
Lot 388
A Late 15th/Early16th Century Oak Table Chair circa 1490-1500. The planked tilt top/back adjoining the arms above enclosed sides of single fold parchemin panels. The box seat having a plank lid and fronted by double fold parchemin panels. 28 ins (71 cms) in height, the top/back measuring 29 ins x 25 ins (74 cms x 64 cms).
Lot 391
A 17th Century Oak Wainscot Armchair. The triple arched top rail carved with central foliate lunettes and having lug terminals above a guilloche plait of seven flowers flanked by scrolling leafy ear-pieces. The square back panel having a central rosette within a roundel border issuing large corner flower heads flanked by chip carved uprights enhanced with punchwork. The arms raised on reel turned supports leading down to the plank seat above a foliate lunette carved rail adjoining turned legs and peripheral block stretchers.
Lot 395
A 16th Century & Later Flemish Gothic Oak Settle. The top having a moulded cornice above four small fielded panels carved with floral roundels bordered by interlacing grapevines. The four large back panels intricately carved with tracery of varying design above four smaller parchemin panels. The uprights enriched with Gothic arches leading down to the long lion-carved arms. The box seat having a hinged lid with a large ornamental iron lock plate above four profusely carved Gothic tracery panels. Standing on stile feet 63½ ins (161 cms) wide, 62 ins (158 cms).
Lot 444
A 17th Century Oak Wainscot Chair. The crested top rail carved with joined leafy twin-scrolls and having protuberant S-scroll 'ear pieces' adjoining the run-moulded rails. The back composed of four panels enhanced with channelled lozenges highlighted with punchwork and issuing fluttering pennants at the corners. The down- swept arms raised on column turned supports above palmate carved tenons blocks joined to the plank seat. The legs united by peripheral block stretchers.
Lot 449
A 17th Century Oak Wainscot Chair, the crested top rail carved with a central tulip issuing foliage & four flower heads within penannular shaped borders. The back panel boldly carved with a flowering plant issuing foliate scrolls. The downswept arms raised on urn & ball turned supports adjoining the plank seat. The baluster legs united by a barley twist front stretcher.
Lot 452
A Rare 17th Century Oak Chair-Table. The round planked top/back inscribed with the owners initials; E.H and dated 1668. The shaped bracket supports pivoted to the seat with knopped pegs, the arms incised with wispy scrolls and chipe carved rosette whorls to the terminals above short column turned supports. The engrailed box seat with a butterfly hinged lid above a lunette carved rail and a panel of flower-headed C-scrolls. The top measuring 33 ins (84 cms) in diameter. 25 ins (63 cms) high, 20 ins (51 cms) wide, 18 ins (46 cms) deep. [Illustrated in The Antique Collector; April 1971; p.63, The Antique Collector ; March/April 1951, and The Concise Encyclopaedia of Antiques; Vol 1; 1961].
Lot 454
A Fine 18th Century Joined Oak Enclosed Armchair/Lambing Chair. The shaped top rail flanked by silhouette cut inverted heart-shaped finials above the fielded panel back. The enclosed outwardly scrolling flat arms above the partially enclosed seat with a drop-in velvet padded cushion. The legs joined by stretchers and a front panel.
Lot 465
A 17th Century English Joined Oak Side Chair. The top rail crested with carved foliage above a panel back enriched with a chip & gouge carved lozenge design and small whorl rosettes to the corners. The plain uprights with pyramidal finials, leading down to a plank seat on block & ball turned legs united by a high ball & fillet turned front stretchers and low plain side & rear stretchers, 36½ ins (93 cms) high, 19 ins (48.5 cms) wide and 17 ins (43 cms) deep.
Lot 466
A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Joined Oak Side Chair. The tall domed-top fielded back panel in a moulded frame surmounted by a deep scroll cut cresting rail and flanked by plain uprights. The seat with moulded edge on egg- turned legs with a high well-turned front stretcher and plain stretchers to the sides and rear.
Lot 487
A Fine Charles II Caned Daybed. The raked back support having a pierced cresting rail carved with a shell motif amidst lavish scrolls of acanthus above a caned panel in a lattice-punched frame. The barley twist uprights surmounted by carved finials. The five foot (153 cm) long caned seat in a punch-worked frame raised on six barley-twist legs united by similarly turned stretchers.
Lot 488
A Pair of 17th Century Charles II Style Side Chairs. The crown & cherub carved cresting rails flanked by crown finials above barley-twist uprights. The back pierced & carved with twin scrolls of foliage centred by flower heads, above a winged angel rail. The caned seat bordered by ornate carving and standing on barley-twist legs united by a carved front rail reflecting the cresting rail and an H-form stretcher, terminating on double baluster feet.
Lot 491
A 17th Century Style Italian Cedar Wood Hall Chair. The top rail carved with a crowned female face mask flanked by bold scroll terminals, above a nulled frieze. The ornate cartouche back centred by a satyr. The seat incised with interlacing strap-work issuing fanned palms and having a shaped edge enriched with stylized flowers. The front panel having a similarly carved female face above two grotesques with scrolling borders. 49 ins (124 cms) in height, 33 ins (84 cms) in width, 20 ins (51 cms) in depth.
Lot 493
A Pair of Impressive 18th Century Italian Hall Chairs. The boldly carved scroll cartouche backs surmounted by a scallop shell with protruding lion's head. The oval padded centre & seat upholstered in red plush fabric with woven gold lattice. The front support carved with grotesque masks flanked by two large scrolling terminals issuing foliage; joined by a single turned stretcher and raised on small knop feet.
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