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Lot 369A
A Fine 19th Century Mendelsham Armchair. The square back inlaid with stringing and having twin top rails sandwiching three turned balls above a pierced centre splat flanked by six plain spindle; three either side with two further ball turnings supported on a bent-wood base rail. The shaped arms on curved supports. The elm seat with scribed edging line standing on turned legs united by an H-form stretcher.
Lot 412
An Oak Tapestry Arm Chair in the Flemish Renaissance Style. The dome topped back & seat upholstered with a green ground tapestry; the central cartouches depicting two figures in a landscape and a floral spray. The down-swept arms having scroll terminals carved with acanthus leaves. The legs below shaped corner brackets with large baluster turnings, terminating on bun feet.
Lot 431
A Late 17th/Early 18th Century Slat Back Armchair. The shaped cresting rail with carved centre lobe above four vertical slats incised and stamped with ornamentation. The scroll end arms on baluster turned posts leading down to the planked seat with shaped apron and baluster turned legs united by peripheral stretchers.
Lot 443
A Fine Late 17th Century Joined Walnut Armchair. The panel back carved with a coat of arms in a central roundel bordered by four large flowers. The down-swept arms with incised & punch-work ornamentation and scroll terminals. The lower back rail carved with a foliated panel centred by a half-flower and adjoining the plank seat. The gun barrel turned legs joined by block stretchers.
Lot 451
A High Back Oak Settle. The plank back carved with a central spiral wheel with zig-zag border, and having two other naively carved rectangles and roundel. The side panels carved and pierced with tracery arches supporting a plank seat with shaped apron. 40 ins (102 cms) in height, 46 in s(116 cms) in width, 15 ins (38 cms) in depth.
Lot 453
A 15th/16th Century Gothic Oak Choir Stall. The moulded top rail raised on a turned blade knopped pilasters, before large scrolling lobed arms terminating with grotesque face masks. The slanted back having a centre panel carved with three fleur-de-lis motifs within a Gothic tracery shield cartouche. The shaped seat raising to form a book rest with a carved head of a woman misericord. Standing on a plinth base 42 ins (107 cms) high, 33 ins (84 cms) wide.
Lot 461
An Unusual 17th Century Salisbury Armchair. The demi-lune crested top rail with carved fanned centre; highlighted with punchwork. The back panel centred by a vertical diamond beneath an arcaded facade with architectural columns. The flat curved & scroll-end arms raised on short tapered columns adjoining the plank seat above carved & punch-worked frieze. The turned legs joined by block stretchers.
Lot 465
A Good South Yorkshire Carved Oak Chair Circa 1670-1700. The two crescent shaped back bars having scalloped top edges and carved voluted scrolls incorporating stylized tulip heads and small leafy fronds flanked by plain uprights with scrolled lobe terminals above small gouge carved motifs. The planked seat in a raised frame on ball turned legs united by a high egg & fillet turned front stretcher with plain stretchers to the sides & back.
Lot 467
A Fine Late 17th Century Joined Oak Lancashire Chair. The back having a deep dome-topped upper panel boldly carved with a flowering plant above a broad pierced back bar; the channel mouldings enhanced by dark stain. The uprights adorned with split spindle appliqués and having pyramidal finials. The planked seat on turned & block legs united by a high bobbin turned front stretcher with similarly turned side stretchers and plain rails to the back.
Lot 471
A Fine 17th Century Spindle Turned Oak Chair Circa 1675. The back composed of a row of well turned spindles between turned rails and uprights topped with finials. The panel seat in a raised frame to a accommodate a swab cushion and standing on extensively turned bobbin legs united by a high turned front stretcher and H-form under-stretcher.
Lot 475
A Fine Late 17th Century Joined Oak Lancashire Side chair. The back panel centred by a carved flower radiating concentric bands of petals within a gouge carved lozenge motif with simplified fleur-de-lis terminals and wrythen whorls to the corners enhanced with punchwork. The domed top rail enriched with a carved flowering tulip plant and foliage. The uprights surmounted by peaked finials and leading down to a plank seat with moulded edge standing on ball & block legs united by low peripheral stretchers.
Lot 482
A 17th Century Carved Oak Box Settle. The rectangular back having six panels divided by decorative chip carved rails & muntins. The top rail enriched with foliate waves above two lion headed & fish tailed carved panels repeated on the similarly carved base and flanking the centre panels carved with a thistle. The down-swept arms above the lidded seat with iron butterfly hinges. 46 ins (117 cms) high, 50½ ins (128 cms) long and 18 ½ ins (47 cms) wide.
Lot 492
A Fine George III Thames Valley Ash & Elm Comb-back Armchair. The shaped top rail with lobed ends above a long silhouette cut centre splat flanked by six spindles; three either side with ten further underarm spindles and shaped slat end supports. The generous elm seat on turned legs united by a turned H-form stretcher.
Lot 495
A Small Joined Oak Settle. The four back panels carved with lozenge motifs below a run-moulded top rail. The planked seat with chip carved ends, ball turned posts supporting the scroll end arms and similarly turned front legs united by peripheral stretchers, 52 ins (132 cms) wide, 16 ins (41 cms) deep and 38½ ins (98 cms) in height.
Lot 504
A Mid 18th Century Thames Valley Fruitwood & Elm Comb-back Windsor Armchair. The shaped cresting rail with upswept lobe terminals above a long shaped centre splat flanked by six long spindles, side splats, eight further underarm spindles and bentwood end supports. The elm seat on turned legs united by a turned H-form stretcher.
Lot 519
A Charles II Walnut Cane-backed Armchair. The pierced cresting rail carved with foliate scrolls centred by shell motifs. The barley-twist uprights capped with finials. The arms having rosette terminals leading down to a caned seat on turned legs joined by a H-stretcher and terminating on bun feet.
Lot 520
A Charles II Style Day Bed. The caned seat & back bordered by geometrically engraved rails. The uprights having octagonal tenon blocks with ball knop surmounts. The six legs joined by barley-twist stretchers and terminating on bun feet. 37½ ins (95 cms) high, 58 ins (147 cms) long and 20 ins (51 cms) wide.
Lot 521
A 17th Century Walnut High Back Armchair. The cresting top rail composed of S-scrolls above the eight long fluted back splats. The tapered & knopped uprights having ball finials. The curved, out-swept moulded arms with scroll terminals above a cane seat. The legs joined by a turned H-stretcher and front rail.
Lot 525
A Pair of Delightful Charles II Joined Oak Side Chairs carved with name John Pype and dated 1683. Each chair having a domed cresting rail with voluted scroll terminals and a portrait medallion of a man amidst scrollwork above a similarly carved back panel with a row of five short slats in-between. The cross rails bearing the name IOHN PYPE and date 1683 defined against a cut away matted ground flanked by tapering palmate uprights. The planked seat edged in applied moulding and standing on turned legs joined by turned front stretchers and plain stretchers to the sides & rear. Ex of Humbleton Hall.
Lot 527
A 17th/18th Century Oak Side Chair. The top rail with moulded border and centred by a crown carved in relief. The figural back splat carved in detail with a capital of scroll volutes above the female figure draped in robes. The plank seat above a lunette carved frieze and ball turned legs with panelled block tenons and adjoined by a turned front stretcher and block side stretchers.
Lot 531
A 17th Century Wainscot Armchair dated 1677. The top rail centred by a shield monogrammed T.A, and flanked by large down swept scrolls. The run-moulded uprights bearing two scroll brackets and bordering the central panel carved with a central rosette & four leaves, initialled T A. The down swept arms raised on turned column supports that adjoin the plank seat. Standing on baluster turned legs joined with block stretchers and terminating on bun feet.
Lot 535
A 17th Century Oak Wainscot Armchair. The top rail carved with two foliated scrolls meeting in the centre with two fish above. The run-moulded uprights bearing small brackets bordering a decoratively carved centre panel, with rosette whorls and intertwining reeded border. The down-swept arms resting on tapering column supports. The single plank seat with moulded edge above a carved frieze and turned legs, joined by block stretchers.
Lot 537
A 17th Century Oak Wainscot Armchair. The top rail carved with lunettes above the ornate back panel carved with an arch formed from foliated panels and centred by a rosette. The rum moulded uprights adjoining the down swept arms raised on column supports. The seat above run-moulded rails and the column turned legs joined by block stretchers.
Lot 546
A Rare 17th Century Joined Oak Low Stool. The rectangular top having a moulded edge standing on parallel sided marrow turned legs with square block feet united by peripheral stretchers. One of the end seat rails branded with the initials HC, 16 ins x 10½ ins (41 cms x 27 cms) , 14 ins (36 cms) in height.
Lot 548
A 17th Century Oak Wainscot Armchair. The cresting top rail above a lunette carved panel. The lower panel carved with four scrolls forming two hearts, with frilled edges and having fanned corner spandrels. The down swept arms raised on short turned columns. The plank seat having a moulded edge above column legs joined by block stretchers.
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