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Lot 751
A Victorian branch form wrought iron garden seat. Height to top of back 87 cm, width 130 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The bench is structurally sound. The bottom left-hand bolt to the back is missing. There do not appear to be any losses to the branches or any repairs but again it is difficult to tell what is beneath flaking paint. The arms are both in good order as is the seat. The bottoms of the legs and feet are a little rusty.
Lot 906
An early 20th century Georgian style armchair, with oval back and stuffover seat upholstered in pink foliate patterned material and raised on turned and fluted front legs. Height to top of back 90 cm, width across arms 54 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The top rail has been broken in two areas and is loose. This is +/- 6” up from the top of the arm. The remainder of the frame is in generally good order with only minor scuffs and blemishes and there are no repairs. The upholstery to the back and seat is reasonable with only minor staining. The arms are rubbed and holed.
Lot 898
An antique oak Wainscot chair, with rectangular panelled back and scratch moulded stiles with shaped arms, solid seat and raised on turned legs with stretchers. Height to top of back 85 cm, width across arms 57 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The chair is a little loose at the joints and there is some left to right movement and back to front movement. It is however serviceable. The rear panel has a gap between the two planks from which it is constructed. There is however no significant movement. The arms are solid with no joint movements. The turned supports beneath are in good order. The seat has numerous old marks as one would expect. The front legs on all stretchers are in good condition. The rear legs of both have repairs. The right-hand facing leg is secure. The left-hand bottom section of the leg requires some attention.
Lot 1184
A Georgian mahogany musical longcase clock by Ferguson of Dundee, playing six tunes on nine bells, the three train movement also striking, the case with well figured trunk door flanked by canted angles and with conforming base. Height 220 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The hand to select the tunes is missing. The tunes are - Masons Song, Balance a Straw, God Save The King, A Cotillion, Lovely Nancy and Corn Rigs. We have the weights and pendulum. The movement winds on all three trains. We have had the mechanism ticking but not striking or playing the tunes. The case is in reasonably good condition with no major issues. The hood is in good order all round with only minor stress fractures to the mahogany in places. The door is not warped. The long trunk door is well figured. It is very slightly warped when closed at the top left-hand corner. The lock plate is present as is the rear of the lock (which is detached). We have no key. There is a small piece of moulding to the left of the lock escutcheon which is detached. We have the piece. The sides of the trunk are in generally good condition. The base has stress fractures to the veneers on the front panel. The bracket feet are all present and in good order. The backboard has some minor traces of what appears to be old long gone woodworm. The seat board to the movement is not original and it is possible that the cheeks on which it rests have been cut down. With the door open it is possible to read the tune plate and the mask around the dial does fit fairly well. It is when the door is closed that the tune plate is not fully visible. The seat board to the movement is not original and it is possible that the cheeks on which it rests have been cut down. With the door open it is possible to read the tune plate and the mask around the dial does fit fairly well. It is when the door is closed that the tune plate is not fully visible.
Lot 1219
A Victorian rosewood framed nursing chair, with upholstered back and seat and serpentine front rail raised on cabriole legs. Height to top of back 95 cm, width across seat front 51 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The chair is in generally very good condition. It is structurally sound. The exposed showframe is in very good order with no signs of any repairs or restoration. There are no loose joints. The legs are in good order with no damage. The upholstery to both the seat and back is also in good order. We can see no evidence of any woodworm.
Lot 966
A set of ten Sunday School Chapel chairs, typical form with solid seats and turned legs. CONDITION REPORT: The chairs are all structurally fairly sound and in generally good order. Three have minor fractures to the seat areas but not significantly or problematically so. All chairs have the rear book shelf. Eight of the ten chairs have also had something else attached to the back of each chair below the seat area. This is evidenced by paler timber and drill holes. All stretchers are present and in generally good order. One chair has evidence of old long gone woodworm to the left-hand side of the seat. Others also have minor traces in places but in our opinion this is long gone.
Lot 750
A Victorian cast iron branch form garden seat, detached arm. Height 85 cm, width 130 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The right-hand facing arm is detached and broken. We do have the arm. There do not appear to be any losses to the arm which fits back into position and should be repairable. Again we can see no repairs or losses to the frame but it is difficult to know what is beneath all of the flaking layers of paint. The frame seems structurally sound with no movement.
Lot 874
A set of six Victorian rosewood dining chairs, each with bowed top rail, carved mid rail, stuffover seats and raised on turned tapered front legs. CONDITION REPORT: The chairs are generally structurally sound. There do not appear to be any repairs. One chair is slightly loose at the rear leg joints. Another has the front seat rail missing which should be visible on our images. The polish to all chairs is a little tired and dusty. Two chair seats have more recently been upholstered and are paler in colour. The remaining four are generally a little tired with varying spots and marks and one has an edge tear.
Lot 1052
A pair of American style Windsor type armchairs, with leather upholstered and studded seats and raised on turned legs. Height to top of back 114 cm, width across arms 55 cm. CONDITION REPORT: Both chairs are structurally sound and in generally very good order. There are no loose joints and no repairs or restorations that we can see. The darker of the two chairs has some very minor traces of what appears to be long gone woodworm to the outer extremities of the seat. The leather upholstery is in generally good order with no holes and no significant scratching. Both seats have one slightly rubbed and faded area which may be visible on our images. The leather whilst it does have some age does not look to be original and there has probably been a covering prior to this.
Lot 749
A Victorian branch form white painted wrought iron garden seat. Height to top of back 85 cm, width 129 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The bench is structurally sound with no movement at the joints. As far as we can tell there do not appear to have been any repair, however the bench does have numerous coats of flaking paint. We do not think that there are any losses to the branches. The legs all appear to be in good order. The feet are fairly rusty.
Lot 1283
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany corner armchair, with fan decorated back upholstered seat and raised on turned legs. Width across arms 59 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The chair is structurally sound and in very good order. All splats are in good condition with no movement. The legs are all in good order. We can see no evidence of any repairs or restoration. The upholstered seat is in good condition. We can see no evidence of any woodworm.
Lot 1000
A 19th century Sussex style rush seat armchair, with bobbin turnings. Height to top of back 88 cm, width across arms 61 cm. CONDITION REPORT: The chair is structurally sound and in generally very good order. There are no issues with the top rail or the stiles. All joints are tight with very minimal movement. Both arms have been drilled and countersunk where they join the side rails. There are very old screw heads visible. The left-hand applied side rail moulding has a fracture. The right-hand side is in good order. The legs are in good condition and appear free from any repairs as are all stretchers. The rush seat is in reasonably good order with only very minor breaks. It is firm and solid with no significant sagging.
Lot 111
Christopher Milner, Fine Woodcraft of Alfreton - a set of six oak ladderback dining chairs, 105cm high, 46.5cm wide, the seat 37cm deep (6)NB - This lot is offered for sale as a work of art, the cushions may not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason should not be used in a private dwelling
Lot 210
Oenophilia - a pair of contemporary coopered mango barrel seats, each applied in the advertising manner with Châteauneuf-du-Pape, lift-off stuffed-over deep-button seat with studded border, 53.5cm high, the seat 42cm diameter (2)NB - This lot is offered for sale as a work of art, the cushions may not comply with the Furniture and Furnishings (Fire) Safety Regulations 1988 and for this reason should not be used in a private dwelling
Lot 319
An early 20th century American spring rocking chair, 102cm high, 57.5cm wide, the seat 43cm wide and 44cm deep; a mid-20th century teak and smoked glass coffee table, 35cm high, 112cm long, 48cm wide; a marble top washstand, 70.5cm high, 92cm wide, 43.5cm deep; a late Art Deco period display cabinet, 126.5cm high, 90cm wide, 26cm deep (4)
Lot 710
An Edwardian inlaid mahogany settee, the top rail inlaid with boxwood stringing and mythical beasts, above a padded back over three inlaid splats, the scroll arms with conforming stringing on turned supports over the bow-front padded seat, raised on turned front and plain back legs, 107.5cm wide x 53cm deep x 88.5cm high, seat height 42cm.
Lot 738
A mid-20th century McIntosh teak extending dining table, with concealed folding centre leaf, the tonneau-shape top raised on tapering supports, labelled A.H.McIntosh & Co Ltd, Kirkaldy, Scotland, 83.5cm wide x 193com lo g extended (147.5cm closed) x 74cm high, together with six teak ladder-back dining chairs, seat height 46cm. (7)Table top has some minor cosmetic marks including a small cup ring to the outer leaves. The inner folding leaf appears good and barely used. Minor cosmetic marks to the legs. All chairs are sturdy and have only minor signs of age and use. Upholstery fabric appears to be original.
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