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Click here to subscribeA 17th century and later oak and bog oak inlaid wainscot chair with later carved decoration, plank seat and turned and block legs united by stretchers, height 102cm.Additional InformationJoints are loose, splitting to the back, arms are later, old repairs to let’s and stretchers, platting to seat, one arm has been glued but the glue has dried and the arm is loose.
A 19th century yew and ash hoop back Windsor elbow chair, with a pierced splat over a shaped seat raised upon turned baluster legs united by a crinoline cross stretcher, 100cm highCR; Piece shows a split to one side of the back rail (later repaired) and a repair to the lower part of the central splat. The central splat is slightly loose. There is evidence of repair to the arm rest where it meets the front turned baluster. The front balusters may be later. The back legs are slightly loose, but the chair is stable overall. The seat shows a natural crack through a large knot, and a split with consequential differential dropping to the back left corner. There is a further split to the front right corner, above the leg, but this does not appear to effect the structure of the chair.
A harlequin set of sixteen George IV style mahogany dining chairs, by Maple & Co, circa 1925, each with a concave top rail, moulded with channelled and scrolled detail, above an interlaced rail and a green Regency stripe stuff-over seat, raised upon sabre legs, to include two carver chairs, 85cm high, metal makers label to the underside of three chairs, all chairs with later blocks to the underside (16) (at fault) PROVENANCE; by repute the chairs were made for LLoyds Bank, India Building, Liverpool, circa 1925Condition reportAll chairs have later blocks added to the underside of the seats, indicating that all have undergone some level of restoration.One chair has a damaged back rail (see additional image).All chairs have extensive scuffs and marks to the legs with some showing discolouration and light blistering to the finish.Chairs appear firm with little or no play in the joints.
A pair of George III style ox-blood red leather wing back armchairs, late 20th century, each with an arched button back extending to shaped wing backs above padded scrolled arms, and a drop in seat, overall applied with peripheral stud detail, raised upon short cabriole front legs, 111cm high PLEASE NOTE: This lot may not comply with current fire regulations and must be fully professionally re-upholstered prior to installation in any setting.CR; Both chairs show wear, scuffs, minor stains, small areas of surface residue, the odd small dent and the odd small cigarette burn, particularly to the seat cushions commensurate with age and use. The legs appear structurally sound, showing surface wear, scratching, scuffs and dinks commensurate with age and use.
A collection of furniture comprising a pair of modern oak sideboards / dressers, the plain top above three drawers over three doors with panel decoration, 139 cm wide x 44.5 cm deep x 81.5 cm high, together with a modern teak blanket box, 103 cm wide x 55 cm deep x 53 cm high, a modern mahogany serpentine fronted chest of three drawers, 51 cm wide x 39 cm deep x 66 cm high, together with three chairs, a 19th Century oak carver chair with blue upholstered seat, a 19th Century button back nursing chair and an Edwardian mahogany yoke back salon chair with oval seat on turned legs to castors
An oak and ebonised occasional table in the Biedermeier taste, the segmented top within a lacquered banding over a single frieze drawer on three waisted supports united by an under tier 59 cm diameter x 74.5 cm high together with a Bampton Designs painted framed spoon back elbow chair 77 cm wide x 102.5 cm high and a modern American cherry wood elbow chair with upholstered back panel and seat 54 cm wide x 90 cm high
A set of four Victorian mahogany bar back dining chairs on turned and reeded front legs, a 19th Century rush seat spindle back elbow chair, an Edwardian mahogany and inlaid low salon elbow chair and a Victorian walnut framed needlework and beaded upholstered salon chair on scroll front legs to castors
A pair of mid 19thC Staffordshire pottery figures, modelled as a man and woman seated, each holding a basket of fruit, 34cm high, together with a Staffordshire spill vase, of leaf form flanked by two figures, 31cm high, and a plaster figure of the Virgin Mary and child entitled Sed Sapientiae, Seat Of Wisdom aft Our Lady Of Luven, 52cm high. (4)
A pair of Continental walnut show frame open armchairs, each with a padded back and seat, on cabriole legs. 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.
A mid 20th century teak dining table, of Scandinavian design by White and Newton, Portsmouth, of swelling rectangular form, raised upon legs of tapering cylindrical section, with folding leaf, 72cm H x 123cm W extending to 170cm x 84cm, along with a conforming set of four dining chairs, 70cm high, and a set of six mid century teak dining chairs, each with a lath back and later re-covered seat, to include two carver chairs, 88cm high (11) (at fault)
A 19th century style painted cast metal tree seat, late 20th century, the back rest formed from six panels each cast with a vase of blooms splat, over a foliate open work seat with some repairs to lugs, raised upon six cabriole legs extending to paw feet, internal diameter 73cm, requires assembly
AEROPLANE SALVAGE INTEREST; various items of aviation salvage, including a dashboard instrument panel from a Bombardier-8 400, length approx. 118cm, with various illuminated buttons and space for a separate panel etc, a circa 1950s Aeromatic propeller blade, approx. 77cm (the plane was used in the civil ministry), an aeroplane passenger seat with serving tray in blue leather type material, a Smith's RPM electric rev indicator gauge, an electric 'Exit' sign from a British Airways Boeing 747-400 aircraft, later converted to battery power and mounted on wooden panel with on/off switch, two black rigid control panel covers, a lap belt and strap, and a stainless steel cover (8).
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