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Click here to subscribeBOW BACK WINDSOR SIDE CHAIR. Possibly New York. Flattened beaded bow surrounds nine tapered spindles. Back is braced with additional two spindles. Incised lines on well-shaped seat. Vase and reel turned legs with bulbous stretchers. Layers of paint appear to begin with red and end with olive green with good wear. Minor repair and edge wear on seat. 16 1/2h. seat. 35h. overall.
SET OF EIGHT QUEEN ANNE STYLE CHAIRS. English. Figured olive wood veneer. Six sides and two arms. Scrolled splats, rounded slip seats reupholstered in pale blue, and cabriole legs with carved accents and pad feet. Minor damage and repair to veneer. One armchair has a label for Edwards & RobertsàLondon. 17 1/2 seat, 41h.
TWO CHAIRS. Pictured is a ladderback armchair. Delaware River Valley. Five high arched slats between tapered back stiles with nicely turned pointed ball finials. Cut away arms are supported by turned arm supports that end in ball feet. Bold stretcher has good wear. Real rush seat repaired with rope. Black repaint, small repairs and feet ended out. 17h. seat. 47 1/2h. And a country Queen Anne side chair with shaped crest, bulbous turned stretchers and vase splat. Rush seat. Black repaint and a replaced splat. 16 seat, 39h.
LOW BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR. Attributed to Rhode Island. Outwardly scrolled arms terminate in rounded handholds. The fourteen turned spindles and two arm supports do not pierce the arm. The wide D shaped seat stands on turned legs with half ball feet.The rear legs splay out and the four legs are held together with an shaped X stretcher. Semicircular crest rail is screwed to the two-piece arm rail. Older apple green paint with some wear and traces of darker green underneath. 15 1/2h. seat. 27 1/2'h. overall.
CARVED ENGLISH BENCH. Oak with an old finish. Back has relief carved foliate scrolls and a garland of flowers emanating from floral rosettes, beneath which is a band of elliptical flowers. Front has three raised panels with lamb's tongue quarter column framing. Paneled ends. Double paneled lift lid in center of seat. 44 1/8w. 17 1/2d. 36 1/2h.
TWO FRENCH STYLE SIDE CHAIRS. One has a delicate spindle back with ribbon crest and reeded legs in black with gold highlighting and tied spring seat covered in cream and yellow. 18h. seat. 34 1/2h. overall. Second is a Louis XV style with well-carved floral crest, skirt and knees, two-tone finish and upholstered in yellow ribbed velvet. Minor edge damage. 18h. seat. 38h. overall.
PAINTED HIGH-BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR. Serpentine crest rail with upward thrusting ears over seven tapered spindles. Narrow arm rail rests on vase turned support. Thick oval pine seat over vase and reel turned legs and turned center stretcher. Layers of black paint. Good small size. Pieced repairs indicate that chair had rockers at some point. Seat 16h. Overall 35h.
TWO LADDERBACK CHAIRS. PIctured is armchair rocker. Cherry with four figured slats. Bell finials, nicely scalloped arms and sausage turned front stretchers. Vase turned arm supports and shaped rockers. Real rush seat. Good color and older finish. Loss to seat. 15 1/2 h. seat. 44h. overall. Three-slat maple side chair. Bold finials on substantial back posts. Splint seat and double stretchers. Good color and finish. Wear and old edge loss. 15 1/2h. seat. 41h. overall.
IMPRESSIVE CARVED BEDROOM SUITE. Eight pieces reputedly made for Herb Penney of the JC Penney family. Found in Chicago. Mahogany with boldly carved foliate and scroll motifs in a dark stain. Pictured are the three-door armoire (missing shelves), 79 1/2w. 29d. 71h.; bed with paw feet, curved footboard. 55 1/4w. 54 3/4h. Rails 69 1/2 ; upholstered armchair, 15 1/2 seat, 36h. with matching ottoman (not pictured) and a trefoil table with carved columns, 30d. 30h. Also a pair of round end tables with doors. Worn tops. 20d. 23 1/2h. and a vanity with a large arched top, beveled edge mirror and two columns with doors on either side. 68 1/2w. 17 1/2d. 65 1/2h.
TWO CHILDREN'S PIECES: Pictured is a decorated sled. Original paint on seat board of bright red ground with yellow roses and landscape of pine tree, lake and mountain. Bentwood frame with iron strap runners. 16 stamped on bottom. Some damage. 14w. 36l. And a small push sleigh with original robin's egg blue paint. Wood and tin runners. Repair. 34l. 26h.
Property of a Scottish Family A fine pair of 'cockpen' armchairs George III circa 1770 Scottish mahogany and with later seat fabric together with another mahogany cockpen armchair and laburnum example with needlework upholstery (4) For similar examples see Important English Furniture Sotheby's London 23 November 2005 lot 67. Various suggestions have been offered as to the origin of the characteristically Scottish 'cockpen' chair. The most widely accepted of these relates to the village of Cockpen Midlothian part of the Dalhousie Estate. The family pew of the Earls and Marquesses in Cockpen church formerly contained examples of this form of chair. A derivation of the 'Chinese Chippendale' style the cockpen chair thrived in Scotland during the second half of the 18th century. However the term appears never to have been used during this period either in accounts or inventories (c.f. Sebastian Pryke Cockpen Quest) Country Life 29 April 1993 pp.80-81).
A suite of seat furniture Neapolitan early 19th century cream painted and parcel-gilt comprising four bergeres and a sofa each bergere with a rectangular padded back sides and loose cushion seat on a spirally fluted supports with fluted and leaf carved square tapering legs the top-rail carved with foliage; distressed
GUSTAV FIEDLER, LEIPZIG A ROSEWOOD CASED IRON FRAME BABY GRAND PIANO having a folding two part lid, fretted music stand and reeded tapering legs on brass caps and castors. 182cm x 135cm x 97cm high (71.6in x 53.1in x38.2in); AN OBLONG MAHOGANY PIANO STOOL having a padded seat, fall front music drawer, turned legs and stretchers (2)
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