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Click here to subscribeA Victorian open armchair,upholstered in pale floral fabric, raised on turned supports, terminating in ceramic castors,73cm wide80cm deep89cm high, seat 42cm highBuying this antique armchair could save up to 0.12 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new.Condition ReportSturdy frame. Knocks and wear to the supports. Some marks to the upholstery.
An Edwardian buttoned tub chair,upholstered in pale plush upholstery, with piped edges and fringe, raised on tapering mahogany supports terminating in ceramic castors,67cm wide81cm deep92cm high, seat 39cm highBuying this antique armchair could save up to 0.12 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new.Condition ReportFrame sturdy. Marks to the upholstery.
An Edwardian library chair,the deep seat with swept arms, over short tapering supports tapering in ceramic castors,78cm wide94cm deep83cm high, seat 35cm highBuying this antique armchair could save up to 0.12 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new.Condition ReportOverall sturdy frame. Unfinished upholstery; country house look. Knocks and wear to the frame.
An Edwardian buttoned tub chair,upholstered in foliate upholstery, raised on tapering walnut supports terminating in castors74cm wide80cm deep86cm high, seat 36cm highBuying this antique armchair could save up to 0.12 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new.Condition ReportFading and marks to the upholstery. Worn section to the end of the arms. Sturdy frame.
A pair of Victorian rosewood side chairs,each with a floral finial above a slender arched back and square seat, raised on twisted supports united by turned stretchers,49cm wide55cm deep120cm high (2)Provenance: The Estate of Jasper Gibbons Grinling, late of The Old Vicarage, Helions Bumpstead, Essex.Condition ReportGeneral knocks, small splits and wear to frame and supports. Upholstery with some marks and stains and would benefit from re-covering. Piping loose. Joints solid and springs good. Overall would benefit from re-upholstery, but structurally sound and ready for use.
A pair of George III walnut-framed salon armchairs,c.1780, in the neoclassical manner, each with an oval back, padded arms and a serpentine seat, upholstered in needlepoint fabric, on fluted tapering legs,58cm wide57cm deep92cm high (2)Condition ReportEvidence of old repairs to the back of one and re-blocked seat railsThe seats and cushions are needlework.
A George III wing armchair,with swept arms, on square supports united by a stretcher, 79cm wide75cm deep107cm high, seat 39cm highBuying this antique armchair could save up to 0.12 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new.Condition ReportCurrently with unfinished upholstery; country house look. Legs lost some height over time. The frame is sturdy and there is a later reinforced section to the back of the seat.
A walnut wing armchair,19th century, with acanthus carved feet,92cm wide95cm deep117cm high, seat 44cm highBuying this antique armchair could save up to 0.12 tonnes of CO2e compared to buying new.Condition ReportSome play in the frame. Knocks and wear to the frame. Currently with unfinished upholstery; country house look.
A pair of French empire style walnut side chairs, 20th century, with swept armrests with carved and partially ebonised detailing, each with a single squab cushion with piped edging, upholstered in chequered fabric,67cm wide70cm deep97cm high, seat 50cm highCondition ReportBoth with sturdy frames. Historic flightholes to the arms and frames. Good used condition. Upholstery later.
A Louis XVI style bergere,20th century, raised on fluted legs,75cm wide77cm deep103cm high, seat 44cmtogether with a similar pair of side chairs,each with cabriole supports,55cm wide59cm deep90cm high, seat 45cmand a pair of salon chairs,44cm wide44cm deep86cm high, seat 48cm (5)Condition ReportAll with knocks, scuffs and wear to the frames and upholstery. Frames sturdy. The springs to the side chairs are in need of replacement.
A Queen Anne style walnut wing armchair,20th century, with floral upholstery, raised on carved cabriole front supports,89cm wide85cm deep112cm high, seat 47cmBuying this antique armchair at auction saves up to 0.12 tonnes CO2e compared to buying new. Condition ReportWear and marks to the upholstery, particularly on the removable arm and back covers. Some losses to the piping. Knocks, scuffs and wear to the legs.
A pair of oak bobbin chairs,19th century, 40cm wide51cm deep79cm high, seat 34cm highCondition ReportOne example with a break to the edge of the cane. Both re-caned. Knocks, scuffs and wear throughout. One example with noticeable marks to the frame - possibly surface paint. The frames are sturdy. No evidence of woodworm.
An oak Wainscot armchair,mid-17th century, the panelled back carved and one back rail inlaid with holly and bog oak,panel seat on turned and joint legs59cm wide59cm deep104.5cm high Condition ReportThe crest rail and small panel below appear to be later old repairOld repairs to the arm terminals, which have marks and much wear.The legs appear to be reduced from age and wear.
A pair of George II 'red walnut' chairs,c.1740, each with scroll carved top rail above a vase splat and drop-in seat, raised on scroll carved cabriole supports united by H-stretcher,55cm wide,43cm deep,99cm high (2)Condition ReportSkrinkage evident to joints and returns. Both frames solid and ready to use, however drop-in seats could benefit from reupholstery. Knocks, scuffs and to both commensurate with age and use.
A composite stone garden bench,with a curved seat raised on moulded figural supports,160cm wide51cm deep46cm high,together with a pair of garden planters,each with relief moulded urn decoration,48cm square46cm high (3)Condition ReportThe seat is cracked and repaired to the bench. Chips, knocks, weathering and losses throughout. Please see the additional images.
An Edwardian rosewood, marquertry inlaid and ivory foliage and strung salon suite, circa 1905, comprising a two seater sofa and four chairs, the sofa with twin cartouche shaped backs with stuffed inlaid, curved arm rails on an oval stuffed seat, raised on inlaid cabriole legs and sabre back. (5)
Daphne du Maurier Signature dated April 10th 1946 and written on Menabilly headed paper, sold along with a letter relating to Ivor Novello and Noel Coward (signed Lee?)She never owned Menabilly. It was, and I think still is, the seat of the Rashleigh family, who seldom went there and agreed to rent the house to Daphne, where she lived for 25 years from 1943.
Ca. 618–907. Chinese Tang Dynasty (or later).. A beautiful marble statue of a seated bodhisattva depicted wearing voluminous robes elegantly draped over his wide shoulders and broad, muscular chest and cascading in deep folds over his pendant legs, falling to the sides of his seat and continuing down his back; the remains of his left arm resting on one thigh.Bodhisattvas are common figures in Buddhist literature and art. A bodhisattva is one who seeks awakening (bodhi) — hence, an individual on the path to becoming a BuddhaPerhaps the most striking feature of this marble fragment is its realistic portrayal of a seated figure revealed beneath drapery. The remains of his thick neck and developed pectoral muscles appear above his inner garment that crosses from his left shoulder downwards to the right hip. The voluminous outer garment spreads in unevenly spaced pleats and folds that suggest the natural effects of gravity as they fall across the arms, pendant legs and the front edge of the seat supporting him. Item comes with a professional historical report from Ancient Report Specialists. Size: L:300mm / W:220mm; 15.9kgProvenance: Collection of Chinese Stone Figures. Ex Collection of Roger Moss; The C Roger Moss OBE, 1936 - 2020 collection formely the President of "The oriental ceramics Society", these stone sculptures were acquired during his life in Hong Kong 1980 - 2003.
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