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Lot 213
6 chairs, Louis XV, sculptured oak with leather and caning, 18th/19th century. The chairs have the original caning under the leather seat. Condition report: - Some small repairs need to be done to the caning. All chairs are nice and solid. Overall in good condition. Dimensions: (D:47 x W:49 x H:92 cm)
Lot 443
A late 19th century ash "Sussex" elbow chair with painted decoration and rush envelope seatCondition:General condition is good.No apparent woodworm.the arm and spindles attached to arms are slightly loose. Still structurally sound.Rush seat is in pretty good condition, only a few loose strands underneath the seat.There's one small hole to the back of the right legThe feet have been slightly nibbled and one has a chunk missing out of it.All over scratches and bruises, some losses to the painted decoration, particularly on the back around contact points.
Lot 302
A group of 19th century and later dining chairs to include two Georgian style chairs with carved crest rails, pierced centre splat and knee carved shaped square legs; two Chippendale style mahogany chairs; an early 20th century chair with overstuffed upholstered seat; and a 19th century Chippendale style mahogany carver chair with carved and pierced centre splat and crest rail, leaf carved arms, upholstered drop-in seat on carved cabriole legs and ball and claw feet (6) Location: G
Lot 243
A LATE GEORGE III AND LATER SENTIMENTAL LOCKET NECKLACE The belcher link chain necklace with lobster claw clasp suspending nine lockets containing a lock of hair, the reverse with the following inscriptions Eliz.b Anne West, born the 7 June 1804; James Shuttleworth West, born 10 Aug 1805; James Banks West, born the 15. of March 1807; Rob.t Shuttleworth West, born 1st Jan 1809; Sophia Jane West, born 26 March 1810; Miriam Caroline West 19. June 1811; Helen Agnes West, Born dec 10. 1812; Charles Edward West Born 27 July 1815; Anna Maria West Born 20th July 1822 Size/dimensions: lockets 1.1cm diameter, 42.5cm long Gross weight: 19.6 grams These pendant lockets have the names of the West family, the 11 children of James WEST Esq. (1750-1829) and his wife Emma Shuttleworth (1778 -1834), although there are no lockets for two of their children, Mary Emma and Desagulius, on the chain. Some of the children have the middle name Shuttleworth after their mother Emma, whose family originate from Gawthorpe Hall, Lancashire. Condition Report: The Shuttleworth family seat at Gawthorpe Hall was visited in 1850 by the novelist Charlotte Brontë, steying with Sir James and Lady Kay-Shuttleworth. She described Gawthorpe Hall as '...grey, stately and picturesque, a model of old English architecture.' It is now in the care of the National Trust Condition Report Disclaimer
Lot 883
Louis XVI style gilt and bergere panelled chair, the back with carved harebell borders over back and side bergere panels with upholstered elbow rests over shaped bergere seat over further repeated carved borders on Corinthian reeded tapering legs, 22.5" wide, 22" deep, the seat 13" high, the back 35" high
Lot 703
A 17th Century French walnut Wainscott type chair, the two carved and pierced back rails with central medallion decoration flanked by carved initials top and bottom, flanked by notch carved supports and scrollwork decorated arms on turned supports over a pine seat with notch carved side rails on turned and ringed legs united by stretchers, 51 cm wide x 58 cm deep x 110 cm high
Lot 708
A 19th Century mahogany square fronted chest of two short over three long graduated drawers with turned knob handles, raised on splayed bracket feet, 103 cm wide x 53 cm deep x 108 cm high, together with a Victorian mahogany panel seated hall chair with carved back, 44.5 cm wide x 91 cm high, an oak framed back stool with upholstered top rail and seat and a beech framed needlework upholstered dressing stool
Lot 787
A late George III mahogany bow fronted night table with lift up shelf over a lift up box seat on square supports 58 cm wide x 48.5 cm deep x 76 cm high together with a vintage bentwood hat and coat rack of typical form 203 cm high and a 19th Century mahogany elongated octagonal snap top occasional table on pedestal tripod base 42 cm x 34.5 cm x 66.5 cm high and a Victorian mahogany marble top washstand 80 cm wide x 80 cm high
Lot 799
A mid 1930s walnut veneered dining room suite comprising D end dining table, 180 cm long x 74.5 cm deep x 75 cm high, a set of six elbow chairs with ply wood back and seat on an oak frame, 50.5 cm wide x 50 cm deep x 90 cm high and a sideboard with open shelf unit over two cupboard doors flanked by chest of two drawers over two cupboard doors and curved end cocktail cabinet, 168 cm wide x 38 cm deep x 112.5 cm high, designed and made by Ted Smith, designer for Chad Valley Toys of the period
Lot 814
A blue painted drop-leaf kitchen table, three blue painted chairs, two blue stained rush seat ladder back kitchen chairs and a mahogany circular drinks' tray together with a modern white lacquered chest of two banks of four glass fronted drawers raised on bracket feet 110 cm wide x 48 cm deep x 90 cm high together with a Maclaren Danish made pine single bedstead 85 cm wide x 145 cm long x 102 cm high
Lot 826
An Arts and Crafts ash framed ladder back rush seat elbow chair in the manner of William Morris, raised on turned legs united by stretchers, 58 cm wide x 44 cm deep x 89 cm high, together with a 19th Century mahogany and ebony strung work table of rectangular form, the plain top over a single end drawer and dummy drawer on slender turned and ringed tapering legs to brass caps and castors, 39 cm wide x 50.5 cm deep x 77 cm high
Lot 835
A Napoleon III mahogany framed rocking arm chair, the upholstered back, arm rests and seat flanked by swan neck terminals over a curved front rail on sabre supports to plain rockers, 58 cm wide x approx 100 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Whilst basically sound, there is surface denting and scratching throughout the piece conducive with age and use. The left rocker is a replacement, far lighter in colour and with virtually no wear to the underside. See image of underside of right rocker for comparison. Bee and wreath gold on black upholstery is a replacement in basically good order though with some signs of minor wear and tear conducive with age. See images for further detail.
Lot 150
Muller (Friedrich Max). Suggestions for the Assistance of Officers in Learning the Languages of the Seat of the War in the East. With an Ethnological Map, drawn by Augustus Petermann, 1st edition, London: Longman, Brown, Green, & Longmans, 1854, erratum slip tipped in after title, folding hand-coloured lithographed map tipped in at rear, contemporary ownership signature of Richard Lewis at front, original blind-stamped cloth gilt, rubbed and partly browned, a little fraying at spine ends, 8voQTY: (1)
Lot 437
A 17th/18th century oak panel back chair, probably Lancashire, the shaped cresting over a plain panel back, stamped I.B verso, the seat with moulded edge raised on turned front supports with turned front and plain side and back stretchers, seat height 43cm, together with an oak high back chair, the shaped cresting later carved, over baton splat between turned side rails, the seat with moulded edge raised on turned front supports, seat height 46.5cm. (2)Condition:Lancashire: Structurally sturdy. Split to back panel. Old chips to side rails. Splits to seat. Chip/loss to left edge of seat. Typical wear and minor cosmetic marks to supports and stretchers.High back: Structurally sturdy. Some small old chips to back cresting and rails. Shrinkage to seat boards. Small split and losses to front corners of seat. General typical wear to supports and stretchers.
Lot 438
Two yew wood and elm hoop-back chairs, 19th century, the first with vase splat, saddle seat and turned supports with a crinoline stretcher, the second with a wheel back, similar seat and supports with plain turned stretchers, seat height 43cm. (2)Condition:Both structurally sturdy. Typical wear and cosmetic marks consistent with age and use. Wheel back has some evidence of old worm to the hoop.
Lot 453
A pair of Greaves & Thomas mid-century teak armchairs, with pale green velour upholstery, 70cm wide x 84cm deep x 77cm high, seat height raked from 46cm to 35cm. (2)Condition:Both structurally sound. One has some surface scratching, cosmetic marks and paint marks to the arms which will polish out. The other has lesser cosmetic marks. Some typical varnish wear to the tops of the arms. Upholstery appears good with minor signs of age. Rubberised seat straps are good and have not vulcanised.
Lot 459
A pair of reproduction Louis XVI style upholstered mahogany armchairs, with arched padded backs and padded downswept arms, raised on moulded cabriole supports, upholstered in a textured plaid fabric, 82cm wide x 98cm deep x 89cm high, seat height 53cm. (2)Condition:Both in good condition with only negligible cosmetic marks and signs of use. Upholstery fabric is good. Padding and support good and comfortable.
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