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Lot 245
A large George III mahogany Chippendale style elbow chair, with shaped carved top rail above pierced shaped splat back, swept arms, padded stuff-over seat and chamfered rectangular front legs united by a stretcher, height 99cm.Provenance: The contents of a Cheshire Country House.Additional InformationOverall condition is very good. One arm is very slightly loose in construction, but no repairs of damage to note. Retains a good strong colour with just surface knocks here and there.
Lot 247
A pair of circa 1900 Chippendale Revival mahogany elbow chairs with shaped top rail above intricately pierced splat back, swept arms, padded stuff-over seat and knee carved cabriole legs to ball and claw feet, height 96.5cm (2).Provenance: The contents of a Cheshire Country House.Additional InformationBoth retain a good colour. One has a small 3cm split in the splat back. The arms are a little loose on both chairs and the joints are slightly loose. General surface knocks and surface wear throughout commensurate with age.
Lot 249
A set of fourteen circa 1900 mahogany dining chairs in the Hepplewhite manner, each with pierced shield shaped back, upholstered stuff-over seat and fluted tapering front legs, height to seat 46.5cm (12+2 elbow chairs) (14).Provenance: The contents of a Cheshire Country House.Additional InformationSome have some fading to the backs, however they are all of solid construction and overall presented in good condition.Some stains to the seat pads but basically good.
Lot 197
Attributed to Shapland & Petter of Barnstaple, an Arts & Crafts oak piano stool, circa 1900, the sides pierced with organic bud motifs, on tapering supports with overhanging disc finials, the hinged seat with compartment within54 x 53 x 35cmGeneral scuffs and wear commensurate with age and use, upholstery is stained and border detached, a slight crack appearing in one leg along the vertical, disc capital to legs are slightly wobbly.
Lot 201
An Arts & Crafts walnut settle, circa 1900, the splat back and shaped arms over a rush seat and raised on square section legs88.5 x 143 x 55cmA repair to central back leg, joints with a little play. The seat is low at just 31cm from the floor. There is also a spliced repair to one back leg and a dowelled repair to the other.
Lot 254
§ Alvar Aalto (1898-1976) for Artek, a model 92 extending dining table and four model 62 chairs, each chair with original green wool padded back and seat on conforming bentwood square-section legs, the table en suitethe table 74.5 x 154.5-228 x 90cmBecomes rather unstable when extended. Top surface has been varnished at some point, now with marks and wear from use, notable colour variance in additional leaves (two narrow and one wider). Actual table length is 130 - 229cm. Chairs sturdy, but all with scuffs, marks and one with an old repair, (filled screw holes) - see images. No labels or stamps.
Lot 275
Hurup Mobler, a Danish brown leather two-seat sofa, raised on square section beech legs76 x 150 x 76cmThis lot has been imported from outside of the UK and is therefore subject to import VAT at the standard rate of 20% on the hammer price. This is in addition to the standard Buyers Premium of 29.4% (including VAT).
Lot 291
A pair of Danish Skalma black leather three-seat sofas,with loose cushions73 x 207 x 76cmThis lot has been imported from outside of the UK and is therefore subject to import VAT at the standard rate of 20% on the hammer price. This is in addition to the standard Buyers Premium of 29.4% (including VAT).
Lot 296
Peter Hvidt & Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen, a teak FD144 easy chair, designed 1953, with bentwood arms raised on tapering legs, lacking cushions84 x 63 x 76cmscratches, knocks and wear commensurate with age and use (see images). Some sideways movement to the frame, particularly evident in the front attachments to the drop in seat.
Lot 304
A Danish cream leather two-seat sofa, raised on four right-angled supports75 x 180 x 90cmThis lot has been imported from outside of the UK and is therefore subject to import VAT at the standard rate of 20% on the hammer price. This is in addition to the standard Buyers Premium of 29.4% (including VAT).
Lot 314
zzz Preben Fabricius & Jørgen Kastholm for Alfred Kill, an FK 6720 two-seat sofa, with red leather cushions and brushed steel frame78 x 145 x 75cmThis lot has been imported from outside of the UK and is therefore subject to import VAT at the standard rate of 20% on the hammer price. This is in addition to the standard Buyers Premium of 29.4% (including VAT). In generally good condition.
Lot 331
Four George III Adam-style painted beechwood arm chairs, circa 1775, each with padded shield-shaped back rest, open arms and shaped padded seat on tapering front supports on block feet, delicately painted in shades of green with sprigs of flowers. Note: formerly from Glympton Park Woodstock Oxford.
Lot 247
A George II/III mahogany Chippendale period ribbon back side chair with guilloche pieced and carved back splat above a drop-in seat, supported on acanthus carved cabriole supports with claw and ball feet, 61 cm wide x 64 cm deep x 98 overall height, 47 cm height to the seat. Together with an 18th-century mahogany open armchair and another 18th-century mahogany side chair.Qty: 3The cabriole-legged chairThe frame is tight and the splat is free from cracks and losses and of good colour and patina. The back seat rail below the splat is of slightly differing colour and is one piece rather than the more usual back rail and splat shoe set-up. On turning this chair over the back rail has had some rather subtle "False Tennon" repairs, the inner face of one of the side seat rails has signs of saw chatter this is not replicated on the other rails. The earpiece brackets or returns at the top of the cabriole legs have been refixed with nails (but not rose heads)One of these side earpieces is of different colour and could be a replacement.The drop-in seat is fully upholstered with tensioned webs that can be felt through the underside dust cover, these webs are most likely replacements and so are still taught and the seat is sag-free because the upholstery frame is enclosed I can not vouch for the originality of the upholstery frame.The chair does not suffer from woodworm being true mahogany and I can't see any signs of frass from the seat frame although it is fully enclosed.I think this chair has been restored/ repaired at some point in the past but is basically a period chair. The armchair has been repared to the arms and they are now loose again and will require work, the cresting rail has some damage as it meets the back upright on the right-hand side.The single chair has a rather clumsy repair to the back leg, this could be made good but worth mentionBoth of these chairs are honest but have had poor repairs that could be rectified.
Lot 256
An East Midlands hoop back Windsor rocking armchair, 19th century, with spindle and profile splat back over a saddled seat, supported by turned legs united by a crinoline stretcher andterminating in shaped rockers, 51 cm overall width x 75 overall depth (at the rockers) x 98 cm overall height.
Lot 260
Two Charles Eames vintage ICF (licensed) aluminium group armchairs with dark green and charcoal grey hopsack upholstery on a revolving five-spoked base with black plastic disc feet, 56 cm overall width x 55 cm overall depth x 84 cm overall height, 47 cm height to the seats.One disc foot missing,Both chairs have small rubbed holes at the high spots on the scroll backs and seat edges see the images.Both chairs have scuffs and minor scratches to the alloy from use.
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