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A Regency simulated rosewood single chair, with rope and bobbin turned top rail, over a panelled tie rail with gilt metal paterae to the centre, over a cane seat on ring turned front legs and conforming front stretcher (cane seat damaged), together with a George III style mahogany dining chair, with pierced splats, on channelled tapering legs (2).
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A Victorian Walnut-Framed Sofa, upholstered in pink velvet, the back with a central oval in a carved frame flanked by carved and pierced brackets, flanked by curved ends with scrolled and moulded terminals, the serpentine sprung seat on carved cabriole legs with scrolled toes and castors, 181cm wide
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A Late Victorian Oak Elbow Chair, in the Sheraton style, the rectangular back with bar top rail surmounted by a crown over five vertical ribs centred by a carved anchor, the downswept arms with cannon terminals, the solid saddle seat raised on square tapered and fluted legs joined by stretchers, the back bears a copper label "GOODALL LAMB & HEIGHWAY LTD. MANUFACTURED FROM THE OAK AND COPPER SALVED FROM NELSON'S "FOUDROYANT". MANCHESTER"
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Bristol. Four anonymous 19th century lithograph views of country houses around Bristol. c.1825,, each titled in ink to lower margin, comprising 'Stoke, the Seat of her Grace the Duchess Dowager of Beaufort', 'View Looking up the Avon - from Durdham Down', 'Ham Green, the Seat of Richard Bright Esq', 'King Weston House, the Seat of the Right Honble Lord de Clifford', each image approx. 150 x 225 mm with good margins Rare. (4)
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An English tapestry fragment, probably Soho, mid 18th century woven with a central bunch of flowers and foliage on a red ground, contained within an elaborate surrounding architectural stirrup, with surrounding foliage and brightly feathered birds on a dark blue ground, possibly previously seat furniture upholstery, now on a wooden support h.58 cm., w.122 cm.
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An Charles II walnut cane back child's armchair, circa 1680 with a carved arched top rail above a caned back and seat supported by elongated legs which terminate in 'Braganza' feet There is a comparable example at Clevedon Court, Somerset (without 'Braganza' feet) which is illustrated by Ralph Edwards, The Dictionary of English Furniture, Vol.1, pg.314, fig.3. Edwards writes that due to the fragility of the materials used and the hard wear demanded of such chairs, examples are seldom found in perfect condition.
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