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Click here to subscribeA harlequin set of five 20th century ladder back rush seated chairs comprising a pair of six rung back Lancashire carvers, rush seat to turned front supports, a pair of four rung back Lancashire rush seated chairs with bobbin turned supports and a three rung back, rush seated dainty chair (5).
A 19thC Carolean style oak chair, with a crown and leaf scroll carved crest rail, two similarly carved and two similarly carved splats, flanked by barley twist supports, above a solid seat, on square carved and turned legs, with an H frame stretcher and crown and scroll carved front stretcher, 117cm high.
A mahogany and red leather captain's chair, with button back and seat, on castors, 62cm wide. The upholstery in this lot does not comply with the 1988 (Fire & Fire Furnishing) Regulations, unless sold to a known exporter or upholsterer it will be cut from the frame before leaving the premises.
Thomas Rowlandson (1756-1827), the country house looking down over a wooded valley, below, in the foreground a workman talking to some passers-by, with another collecting brash for a team of horses and bullocks, titled lower left 'Trenant, Sir E.Buller's', old Spink & Son label verso with typewritten title 'Trenant, the House of Sir E. Buller', and including the collection 'H.M. Langton' and reference number 'K3/1993', an earlier Thomas Agnew & Son Ltd label verso 'No. 15303' and inscribed 'Bought Feb.1953', above a contemporaneous Agnews' exhibition? label '85. T.Rowlandson, the House of Sir E. Buller', with another 'Thos. Agnew & Sons Ltd. W.O. 628/72', watercolour, 13.8 x 23.4cm, frame 31 x 40.5cmThomas Agnew & Sons (No.15303). Spink & Son, Ltd (K3/1993). Midlands' collector. Thence by descent.Sir Edward Buller (1764-1824) was part of an illustrious West Country family, who joined the Royal Navy in 1777, finishing his naval career as an admiral in 1812, having served in the Americn War of Independence and the Napoleonic Wars. He was made member of parliament for East Looe in 1802, holding his seat until 1820. He died in 1824 at his seat, Trenant Park, which he inherited from his brother, John Buller, who died in 1807, a year after he bought the estate for £15,000.The Treise Morshead family also owned Trenant Park, the second baronet (1783-1828) being one such.Thomas Rowlandson started at the R.A. Schools in 1772, winning a silver medal in 1777.The following 20 years he toured France, Italy, Germany and Holland, as well as Britain. He is perhaps best known for his satirical works, but his talents extended to portraiture, marine subjects and, as is shown here, landscapes. Examples of his work are held by most British Galleries and Museums, including the Ashmolean, Victoria and Albert Museum, British Museum and the Birmingham Art Gallery, to name just a few.A few tiny scattered surface spots (probably foxing), including the sky.Some general fading. A diagonal 2cm blemish in the top left corner; possibly a repaired tear. Sold unexamined out of frame.Frame - minor chips, dents and scratches and some rubbing along frame edges, including corners and 4cm of lower right edge.
A pair of early-mid 19th century yew and elm low-back, double hoop Windsor elbow chairs, each with a pierced splat and ring-turned legs, united by a crinoline stretcher, seat height 44cm. (2) One ok and the other with cracked stretcher and top of hoop and right arm with small aperture directly above support and so probably for re-enforcement.
ARNE HOVMAND OLSEN FOR MORGENS KOLD, a set of six Danish teak dining chairs, 1960's, the open back with dished top rail, paper cord seats and turned tapering legs, 19 1/4" x 15" x 30 1/4" (Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Generally very good and structurally sound, all weaving intact but some mild staining to one seat, some scuffing to edges of two top rails
A LAMINO TEAK AND OAK CHAIR by Yngve Ekstrom, mid 20th century, the padded seat and back re-upholstered in grey tweed, maker's stamp on stretcher beneath seat, 27 1/2" x 18" x 40" (This item is offered for sale as a work of art. It may not comply with the Furniture & Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1998 and for this reason, it should not be used in a private dwelling) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Structurally sound, some fading and good condition, covering replaced
A CHARLES II CARVED WALNUT HIGH BACK ARMCHAIR, 17th century, the scroll carved back with oval caned panel below on acanthus leaf cresting centred by a cherub mask, spiral uprights with turned finials, scrolled arms, overstuffed seat, scrolled front legs joined by a carved stretcher, stamped "RF" to back of crest rail, 23" x 19 3/4" x 48" (Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Caned panel replaced and part of surround, old scrollwork on either side repaired and applied to new backing, part of cresting reglued, spiral twist stretchers probably replacements
AN OAK LAMBING CHAIR, early 19th century, the winged and panelled back with scrolled crest rail, scrolled arms, panelled box base with drop-in upholstered seat, 26 3/4" x 17" x 47" (Illustrated) (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)wonderful colour throughout, rockers may be replacements as is the seat.splits to front panel under seat - appears to have been pushed in, split to side panel on the right and one on the left has a very small hole
A GENTLEMAN'S GEORGE IV MAHOGANY SHOW FRAME ARMCHAIR button upholstered in champagne dralon, the channelled frame with straight top rail on padded back, open padded arms on turned spindles with reeded turned end supports, panelled seat rails, on reeded turned tapering front legs with brass toes and castors, 28 1/2" x 20" x 46" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Very good, all joints firm, no damage to wood apart from the top to both back legs which appear to have been shortened and subsequently restored, old worm holes to softwood, upholstery good, covering mildly stained and faded
A COMB BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR, in the Arts & Crafts style, c.1900, with curved top rail, shaped splayed arms, dished hexagonal seat, raised on faceted splayed legs and H stretcher, traces of old green paint, 24 3/4" x 15 1/2" x 43 3/4" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Some staining to right arm and to seat, otherwise good
A SET OF FOUR VICTORIAN WALNUT SIDE CHAIRS, upholstered in red, green and gold cut velvet, the padded back with arched pierced top rail on spiral uprights, padded seat, on spiral front legs and splayed back legs, label to rail inscribed "Earl of Chesterfields House, Beningbrough Hall York 1958", 18" x 14 1/2" x 37 1/2" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Structurally sound. some fading to the back of two, one seat covering mildly stained
A JOINED OAK BACK STOOL, late 17th century, the panelled back with scrolled crest enclosed by square section uprights with pyrmidial finials, panel seat, on baluster turned and block legs on turned feet joined by multiple square stretchers and bobbin turned front stretcher, 19 1/2" x 14 1/2" x 42" (Est. plus 21% premium inc. VAT)Honest piece of good colour, old losses to moulded front edge of seat - well polished in, also small shrinkage split to same
CARTIER Pasha lady watch Pasha Seat Lady model - Case. Steel case, signed white dial, date indicator at 4:30, baton hour markers and Arabic numerals, track, seconds on crown. On case back: Pasha de Cartier, Swiss-made, 494890PX, 3025 waterproof 330ft/100m, stainless steel. Signed and stamped white rubber strap. Signed and stamped steel folding clasp. Mechanism not verified. Supplied with 2010 purchase invoice Weight : 77.8 g total gross weight
AN ELIE BLEU PORCELAIN CIGAR ASHTRAY IN ALBA RED The design featuring a scene of three seat ladies with 'La Flor De' above and 'Alba' below, with two gilded cigar bridges 16cm x 20cm Condition: For a condition report or further images please email hello@hotlotz.com at least 48 hours prior to the closing date of the auction. This is an auction of preowned and antique items. Many items are of an age or nature which precludes their being in perfect condition and you should expect general wear and tear commensurate with age and use. We strongly advise you to examine items before you bid. Condition reports are provided as a goodwill gesture and are our general assessment of damage and restoration. Whilst care is taken in their drafting, they are for guidance only. We will not be held responsible for oversights concerning damage or restoration.
Set of ten Hepplewhite revival mahogany dining chairs, by Gill & Reigate, London, arched backs with pierced vase and wheat ear slats, dished upholstered seats, splayed moulded legs joined by H stretchers, including two elbow chairs, width 65cm, height 96cm. and eight single chairs.Qty: 10Condition report:One of the carvers has an old rather clumsy repair to the top arched rail above the left arm (as you look at the chair). The repair is very evident from the rear and side view. Some of the other chairs have more discreet repairs to the slats. All frames are rigid and with little movement. Some chairs have obviously been in sunlight though as the backs are clearly faded in colour. Otherwise the frames have the usual marks and scratches through use. Two chairs have completely different upholstery to the seats, and the carver with the bad break has a rip in its seat's upholstery. Webbing is believed to be under the black under-seat lining.
Art Nouveau pattern cast iron garden bench, scrollwork back panel, cast pierced seat, shaped ends, length 205cm, height 81cm.Please note this is extremely heavy!Condition report:The seat remains solid in construction and free of any breaks. There is weathering all over, with some heavier corrosion to the centre of the back rail and towards the base of the cast ends. The black finish is wearing thin in places revealing a red under-colour. The successful buyer would need an appropriate vehicle when collecting due to the weight.
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