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Lot 1436
A 19th century George II Revival Gainsborough library chair, stuffed-over upholstery with brass studded border, outswept arms terminating in lion mask hand rests, the arm posts carved with acanthus, cabriole forelegs carved to the knees with a further lion mask, paw forefeet, stamped 599 to back leg, 104cm high, 81.5cm wide, the seat 60cm wide and 53cm deep
Lot 1478
A Chinese hardwood armchair, shaped and pierced cresting carved with dragons, rectangular back panel carved with scholars partaking in a game of xiangqi beneath blossoming prunus, downswept arms carved as dragons, panel seat, cabriole forelegs, ball and claw forefeet, 114cm high, 60cm wide, the seat 48cm wide and 46cm deep
Lot 97
19th century Walnut and cane arm chair, the cresting rail carved with a crown and floral scenes together with barley twist supports going down to a pair of arms with acanthus leaf design and scroll ends above a cane seat above a geometric frieze raised on turned legs together with barley twist stretchers and a frieze depicting a crown, 115cm high
Lot 1034
Attributed to Parker Knoll, a fruitwood armchair, circa 1930/1940, with long curving arms on square legs, with steel sprung suspension, with later cushions, canvas tape to seat rail with stencilled Parker Knoll trade name, 75 cm high, together with a similar armchair, with green upholstered cushions, 81 cm high (2)
Lot 145
A small steatite statue of Maharajah Ranjit Singh enthroned Punjab, mid-19th Centuryon rectangular stepped base, naturalistically carved, seated in typical pose on a rounded chair with one foot tucked onto seat, the other resting on a footstool, his right eye inlaid with glass, his right hand holding prayer beads 13 cm. highFootnotes:Another steatite figure of Maharajah Ranjit Singh seated in the same pose is published in Davinder Toor, In Pursuit of Empire, London, 2018, pp. 102-105. The depiction of the Maharajah seated in his distinctive rounded chair, with one knee bent with his foot tucked onto the chair, is inspired by Emily Eden's famous watercolour depiction in Portraits of the Princes and People of India, London, 1844 and by contemporary accounts of his habits.For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com
Lot 266
A pair of late-Victorian Regimental silver menu card holders, The Royal Warwickshire Regiment, by Henry Brown, London 1891, modelled as the regimental badge, one with a crown around its neck, on raised circular bases on wooden plinths, engraved 'H McC' for Harry McCalmont', height 7.2cm. (2) The menu card holders were presented to the mess when McCalmont joined the 4th Bn of the Regiment. Harry McCalmont (1861-1902) joined the army in 1879 and by 1888 he had got involved in horse breeding. In 1895 he entered Parliament when he won the Newmarket seat for the conservatives. He was promoted to Lieutenant Colonel and Honoury Colonel of the 4th Battalion and he served in South Africa 1900-1901. He returned to take up his seat in Parliament, but died in 1902 at the age of 42.
Lot 1
WORKSHOP OF ROBERT `MOUSEMAN` THOMPSON (KILBURN) SUBSTANTIAL ADZED OAK 9FT REFECTORY DINING TABLE AND SIX (4 + 2) DINING CHAIRS highly unusual rounded end table top 4.5cms thick English oak with superb adze tool ripple on four facet/canted edge supports and central uniting stretcher, signature mouse carved to one support, 74cms H, 274.5cms L, 119.5cms W, the chairs consist of four open dining chairs and two carvers all having lattice backs, button edged tan leather seats on supports matching the table, each chair having a carved signature mouse to the front right support, dimensions for carver, 90cms H, 51cms W, 45cms seat depth
Lot 308
Modern pine roll top desk, serpentine tambour enclosing a fitted interior, twin pedestals fitted with drawers, ogee bracket feet, widrth 134cm, depth 63cm, height 114cm, and an elm hoop back chair.Qty: 2Condition report:General condition is good, but some fading toward the right hand side top section. The tambour slide does still work but is a little sticky. The top surface with multiple scratch marks/ faint indents (as if someone has repeated used a ballpoint pen on the top). The interior has some old tape to the drawer fronts that will probably leave a mark when removed. Some kick marks surrounding the kneehole. No worm. The chair has one damaged spindel that has snapped from the seat at the base, the back is wobbling and loose, otherwise light use to edges and corners.
Lot 102
Two ebonised oak 'Sussex' armchairs,one example designed by Philip Webb for Morris & Co., the other attributed to Philip Webb, both examples manufactured by Morris & Co., the shorter example with a bobbin-turned back over two turned stretchers, the rushed seat raised on turned supports, the taller example with a bobbin-turned backrest over a single stretcher, the armrests with a spindled gallery, raised on tapering supports joined by shaped stretchers, the shorter example 54cm wide42cm deep73cm high, seat 36cm high,the taller example 54cm wide51cm deep85cm high, seat 32cm high (2)Condition ReportBoth with rubbing to the ebonisation. THe rushing in good order to both. The frames with some knocks and nibbles throughout - most pertinently to the stretchers. With some minor shrinkage cracks occurring to both.
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