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Lot 404
An early 20th century mahogany and upholstered two-seater sofa by Howard & Sons of London - with scroll back and arms, upholstered in the original 'H&S' monogrammed grey ticking, the underside of the sprung seat with exposed curved beech wood spar, raised on square tapered legs with brass castors (not stamped), the underside of the seat with red and white embroidered label 'Howard & Sons Ltd, By Appointment, 25,26,27 Berners St London', further inscribed in ink '2220/4199 E. Dale F. Davey' (LWH 159 x 85.5 x 77.5 cm), structurally sound, the upholstery with stains and a few small holes.* Condition: The frame appears to be very sound structurally, with no evidence of previous restoration. The rear legs may have been reduced in height as they are very short - possibly replaced castors. The legs and castors are secure with no movement and the structure is very sound overall with very little movement. The upholstery is toned, notably to the arms and back, and there are two large ring stains to the back and two smaller to the seat cushions. There are holes worn through the fabric to the front corners of the arms and the right hand corner of the seat front. Old L-shaped stitched repair to the left hand arm and a small patch repair to the right hand end of the seat front.
Lot 405
A Victorian walnut and upholstered two-seater sofa by Howard & Sons of London - with low scroll back and arms, the underside of the sprung seat with exposed curved beech wood spar, raised on turned walnut front legs and swept, square tapered back legs, all with gilt brass castors stamped 'Howard & Sons London', the back left leg stamped '2559 2611 Howard & Sons Ltd, Berners St', in probably the original ticking upholstery. (LWH 150 x 76 x 74 cm), structurally sound, the upholstery a/f.* Condition: The frame appears to be very sound structurally, with no evidence of previous restoration. There is very slight movement to the arms but this is insignificant. The legs and castors are secure with no movement. The upholstery is browned and dirty overall, with notable brown staining to the arms and back. There are two small splits to the fabric to the left hand end of the seat. Overall a very original Howard sofa which is structurally in good condition.
Lot 348
A pair of Anglo-Chinese carved hardwood spoon back armchairs - c.1900, the balloon backs with open rectangular window openings below a substantial upper rail, carved with a crowned, four toed dragon, two smaller long bodied dragons, birds carrying flowers, bats and Shou symbols, within a scale decorated border, the shaped, swept arms carved with further dragons, bats and lion masks, over a later faux-suede upholstered drop-in seat, the seat frame and legs similarly carved, with bamboo borders and feathered lion mask front feet, 60 cm wide, 80.5 cm high.
Lot 360
A Victorian / Edwardian tub back armchair - the buttoned back and arms over a serpentine seat, upholstered in wine red velour, raised on turned, ebonised front legs with castors, 59.5 cm wide, 85 cm high.* Condition: The upholstery is in VG condition. There is slight movement to the legs but the structure is solid overall. One of the wooden seats attaching the rear legs is a later replacement. The other has an old split with glued repair, which is currently secure.
Lot 461
A George II style mahogany chair back settee - late 20th century, in the Chippendale manner, the double chair back with foliate carved top rails and pierced and interlaced vase splats, over a drop-in seat in wine red and antique gold silk damask and swept arms with scroll terminals, raised on three foliate carved cabriole front legs with ball and claw feet, 130 cm long, 102 cm high.
Lot 357
A matched pair of Chinese carved hardwood side chairs, 19th century - the backs carved and pierced with an oval reserve, depicting two deities beneath a pine tree, bordered by two dragons with a flaming pearl amidst prunus and louts flowers, over a drop-in seat within a pierced floral and foliate carved rail, raised on cabriole style legs carved with Buddhistic lion masks, on ball and claw feet, 100cm and 102 cm high, both 50 cm wide. * Condition: The slightly lower chair has an old glued & dowelled repair to a break at the top of the back left leg and base of the back upright (see photos). There are also a few chips to the knops on the spindles at the base of the back on this chair, and some old glue residue around the seat rail joints. Both chairs have one or two tiny chips to the carving. Both seats have earlier upholstery hidden beneath the gold velour – on one, this appears to be red chinoiserie silk. Overall the chairs have a good colour and patina. The slightly taller chair does not have any old repairs and is in good condition overall.
Lot 345
A Georgian-style tan leather and walnut porter's chair - the shaped, hooded back with brass studded leather panels, enclosing a buttoned leather seat back, scroll arms and loose squab cushion, raised on square tapered legs, 85 cm wide, 160 cm high, 87 cm deep.* Condition: In good condition overall. The structure is very solid with no movement. No repairs. The leather is in good order, with no fading and just age related light cracking to the seat cushion and curved edges of the hood, but this is to be expected and is not at all unsightly. There are no rips, tears or splits to the leather. A few minor scuffs and scratches. All buttons present and securely attached.
Lot 476
A painted bowfront dressing or writing table: in the early 19th century style, raised on square tapered legs with spade feet, 101 x 52.5cm high, 76.5cm; together with a modern, clear acrylic 'Ghost Chair' desk chair after Philippe Starck for Kartell, maker's marks to back of seat, 54.5cm wide, 92.5cm high. (2)
Lot 330
A 19th century French Hepplewhite style walnut foot stool - rectangular, with original pale blue velvet and floral needlepoint seat, on a reeded, ribbon wrapped frame and foliate carved cabriole style legs with scrolled toes (LWH 34.5 x 24 x 18.5 cm); together with an antique oak four-legged milking stool; and a 1920s carved oak part-glazed smoker's cabinet (LWH 19 x 16.5 x 26 cm). (3)
Lot 537
Puppen-Sportwagen von Märklin, um 1909Nr. 8504, mit cremefarbener und vergoldeter Original-Lackierung, verschlungene Ornamente, doppelseitige Speichenräder mit einem Durchmesser von jeweils 9 cm, geschnitzte Holzgriffe und verstellbare Fußstütze, auf der Unterseite des Sitzes rot gestempelt "Germany", Lämge 25,5 cm, kleine Hinterräder und senkrechte Vorderstützen fehlen. - Dabei: Puppenpaar, einen chinesischen Mann und eine chinesische Frau darstellend, mit Gipsköpfen, modellierten Haaren und Schuhen und Original-Kostümen, größere Puppe Höhe 24 cm. Start Price: EUR 450 Zustand: (3/-)Märklin Metal Doll Carriage, c. 1909No. 8504, with original cream and gilt painted finish, scrollwork decoration, 3 ¾-inch (9 cm) diam. double-sided spoked wheels, carved wood handles and adjustable foot rest, the underside of the seat stamped in red "Germany", lg. 10 in. (25.5 cm), missing small back wheels and vertical front supports. - In addition: Pair of dolls representing a Chinese man and woman, with plaster (?) heads, molded hair and footwear and original costumes, taller ht. 9 ½ in. (24 cm). Start Price: EUR 450 Condition: (3/-)
Lot 119
Nokton 1,5/50 mm zur Contax oder Nikon, um 1950Voigtländer, Braunschweig. Nokton 1,5/50 mm Nr. 3275662, Glas unter Punktlicht sauber, an Contax und Nikon auf Sitz sowie Unendlich mit Mattscheibe geprüft. Seltene Optik zur Contax IIa/IIIa oder Nikon S, sehr gut erhalten. Start Price: EUR 800 Zustand: (2-/2)Nokton 1.5/50 mm Lens for Contax or Nikon, c. 1950Voigtländer, Braunschweig. Nokton 1.5/50 mm no. 3275662, optics clean under point light, tested on Contax and Nikon on seat as well as at infinity with focusing screen, in very good condition. Rare lens for Contax IIa / IIIa or rangefinder Nikon. Start Price: EUR 800 Condition: (2-/2)
Lot 2321
HARDOY, FERRARI, „Butterfly Chair mit Ottomane“, Design des 20. Jh., Ausführung WEINBAUMS. Gestell aus Pulverbeschichtetem Edelstahl, Bespannung aus stabilem Leder. HxBxT: 90/86/80 cm, Sitzhöhe: ca. 37 cm.| HARDOY, FERRARI, "Butterfly Chair with Ottoman", 20th century design, WEINBAUMS design. Powder-coated stainless steel frame, sturdy leather upholstery. HxWxD: 90/86/80 cm, seat height: approx. 37 cm.
Lot 2333
WEGNER, HANS (1914-2007), "Klappstuhl Modell JH-512", Entwurf um 1949, Ausführung Johannes Hansen, Kopenhagen (mit Brandstempel). Eichengestell mit leicht geschwungenen Vierkanthölzern, mit Messingmontur und Rattangeflecht, die seitlichen Vierkanthölzer des Sitzrahmens mit Handhaben, das Sitzgeflecht mit einem ornamental durchbrochen geflochtenem Streifen. H: 77 cm. Altersspuren, gleichmäßig nachgedunkeltes Holz und Rattangeflecht, Rattan teilw. besch.| WEGNER, HANS (1914-2007), "Folding chair model JH-512", designed around 1949, manufactured by Johannes Hansen, Copenhagen (with brand stamp). Oak frame with slightly curved square timbers, with brass mountings and rattan weave, the side square timbers of the seat frame with handles, the seat weave with an ornamental openwork woven strip. H: 77 cm. Signs of age, evenly darkened wood and rattan weave, rattan partially damaged.
Lot 2327
JACOBSEN, ARNE (1902-1971), Vier Stühle, Serie 7 “3107”, Entwurf 1955, zeitnahe Ausführung Fritz Hansen. Teakholzfurnierte Schichtholzsitzschale auf verchromtem Stahlgestell, unterseitig Metallblechabdeckung mit eingeprägtem Herstellernamen und teilweise originalem Klebeetikett. HxBxT: 77/48,5/50 cm, Sitzhöhe: ca. 42 cm. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, bei einem Stuhl seitliche Bruchstelle an der Sitzschale.| JACOBSEN, ARNE (1902-1971), four chairs, Series 7 "3107", designed in 1955, contemporary Fritz Hansen design. Teak veneered plywood seat shell on a chrome-plated steel frame, metal sheet cover on the underside with embossed manufacturer's name and partly original adhesive label. HxWxD: 77/48.5/50 cm, seat height: approx. 42 cm. Signs of age and use, one chair has a break on the side of the seat shell.
Lot 2334
WEGNER, HANS (1914-2007), "Pfauenstuhl", Entwurf um 1947, Ausführung Johannes Hansen, Kopenhagen (mit Brandstempel). Esche, Armlehnen aus Teakholz, Sitzfläche aus geflochtener Kordel. H: ca. 106 cm. Leichte Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren.| WEGNER, HANS (1914-2007), "Peacock Chair", designed around 1947, manufactured by Johannes Hansen, Copenhagen (with brand stamp). Ash, teak armrests, woven cord seat. H: approx. 106 cm. Slight signs of age and use.
Lot 2323
LOHMEYER, HARTMUT, SESSEL „Typ 400“, Design des 20. Jh., Entwurf für Wilkhahn. Teakholzgestell mit Rohrgeflecht. HxBxT: 70/72/72 cm, Sitzhöhe: ca. 43 cm. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, Geflecht partiell besch.. | LOHMEYER, HARTMUT, CHAIR "Type 400", 20th century design, design for Wilkhahn. Teak frame with wickerwork. HxWxD: 70/72/72 cm, seat height: approx. 43 cm. Signs of age and use, wickerwork partially damaged.
Lot 2324
LOHMEYER, HARTMUT, SOFA, Design des 20. Jh., Entwurf für Wilkhahn.Teakholzgestell mit Rohrgeflecht. HxBxT: 70/180/72 cm. Sitzhöhe: ca. 43 cm. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, Geflecht partiell besch.| LOHMEYER, HARTMUT, SOFA, 20th century design, design for Wilkhahn. Teak frame with wickerwork. HxWxD: 70/180/72 cm. Seat height: approx. 43 cm. Signs of age and use, wickerwork partially damaged.
Lot 2322
LOHMEYER, HARTMUT, SESSEL „Typ 400“, Design des 20. Jh., Entwurf für Wilkhahn.Teakholzgestell mit Rohrgeflecht. HxBxT: 70/72/72 cm. Alters- und Gebrauchsspuren, Geflecht partiell besch., Sitzkissen fehlt.| LOHMEYER, HARTMUT, CHAIR "Type 400", 20th century design, design for Wilkhahn.Teak frame with wickerwork. HxWxD: 70/72/72 cm. Signs of age and wear, wickerwork partially damaged, seat cushion missing.
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