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Click here to subscribeA Chinese settle, rosewood, mother-of-pearl inlaid, the arched back with scrolling leaf moulded show frame, the centre panel mother-of-pearl inlaid depicting blossom and exotic birds over a fielded panel seat with serpentine front seat rail between leaf moulded open arms on slender cabriole front legs, terminating in a scroll toe, 123cm wide, 110cm high, 51cm deep
An Edwardian Art Nouveau salon suite, mahogany ivorine strung and marquetry decorated, comprising of a two seater sofa, a gentleman’s armchair, lady’s armchair and four side chairs, each with shaped top rail over a pierced vase shaped back splat, above padded seat on cabriole legs, terminating in a pad foot (7)
An armchair in French seventeenth century style, the bead frame with tapestry upholstered back depicting a noble couple in late mediaeval dress amongst foliage, the open scroll arms carved acanthus on spiral twist supports to a sprung tapestry seat, on turned block legs, with pierced carved foliage apron-piece and front carved paw feet on spiral twist and block ‘H’ stretchers.
Particulars, Plan, Views and conditions of Sale of the Highly important and Historic County seat of Gorhambury Situate in the parishes of St Michael Rural, St. Stephen, City of St. Alban, Redbourn, Hemel hempstead and Abbots Langley and extending to about 6159 Acres. To be offered for Sale by Auction … by messr’s. Knight, Frank & Rutley at the Estate Room, No. 20. Hanover Square, London,W.1. On thursday, the 25th day of September, 1930. Original printed wrappers, numerous photographic plates (one badly foxed) folding coloured map and a renewed schedule “Summary of the Estate as let” loosely inserted in a pocket inside the back wrapper.Wrappers some worn, scattered foxing.
A 19th Century Low Splat-back Windsor Armchair. The hoop back with an unusual pierced upper & lower centre splat flanked by six ash spindles; three either side running through the arm bow with six further under arm spindles and baluster & ring turned end supports. The elm seat on ball turned legs united by a crinoline stretcher.
An 18th Century Boarded Oak Child's Rocking Chair. The tall shaped hump top back pierced with a trefoil and having a kick-out stabilizer skirt to the rear. The winged sides fretted with truncated heart-shaped handles above a plank seat, 14½ ins (37 cms) wide, 18 ins (46 cms) deep and 28½ ins (72 cms) tall.
A Delightful Early 19th Century Welsh Rustic Armchair of good rich colour & patination. The top rail having splayed ends pegged into tapering side supports with a single narrow splat to the centre. The shaped block arms resting on chamfered block posts leading down to a thick plank seat morticed through with three stick legs.
A Late 17th Century Joined Oak Back Stool attributed to South Lancashire/North Cheshire. The pierced scrolling cresting rail above a single back panel carved with a lozenge motif projecting demi-lunes from the sides with chip carved trefoil terminals. The plain upright supports capped with pyramid finials. The planked seat on run-moulded rails joining column turned legs with peripheral stretchers.
A 17th Century Oak Wainscot Chair. The deeply raked back having a single panel divided by channel moulding into a central lozenge and triangular corner sections framed by palmate stiles with small acorn finial surmounts and a shaped cresting rail inlaid with small bone roundels. The scroll end arms on rising baluster posts. The planked seat above similarly turned legs united by peripheral stretchers.
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