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Lot 423
A 19th Century painted wrought iron garden bench, the back of simple cross form and slatted seat height97cm lenght 156cm depth40cm. CONDITION REPORTS Signs of rusting and flaking and losses to paintwork throughout. There is a split to the middle support bar on the seat on the join to the bacl. Both rosettes have been crudely applied / joined, possible old repairs under old paintwork, seems to be screwed together rather than riveted. General wear and tear conducive with age and use. See images for more details.height97cm lenght156cm depth 40.
Lot 472
A 17th Century Dutch walnut framed barley twist decorated armchair with verdure tapestry back panel and seat 61 cm wide x 50.5 cm deep x 90 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Whilst the chair appears basically sound, it has clearly had some restoration over the years. The upholstery or at least the covering appears to be, if not original, of the period. The seat side rails appear to have been replaced. The woodwork throughout has signs of wear and tear conducive with age and use. The top section of the arm handle to the left hand side looking at it is in a slightly different wood. The right hand arm has a nail holding a section on - see images for further detail. The legs appears sound though have signs of woodworm and further wear and tear conducive with age and use and some loss to the bottom of the feet because of that old woodworm. The upholstery has signs of later stitching in some areas though not recent - see images for further detail
Lot 498
A circa 1900 teak framed campaign chair with leather strap arms and canvas seat and back, the back with hand written inscription "C.W. Gordon Bryan, RAMC" (author of "Simple Method of Amputating the thigh" - 1944, Lancet) 54 cm wide x 55 cm deep x 76 cm high together with a Carolean style oak framed and caned hall chair and a Hepplewhite design pierced slat back dining chair with drop in seat CONDITION REPORTS Campaign chair only - the leather strapping is stained and broken in several places. The canvas back has been ripped to one side and repaired and there is a hole on the other side. Stained and discoloured as per the seat. Joints loose / twist. Canvas seat to the back has pulled through one of the tacks. Woodwork has water marks as well as some paint splashes, etc. There is a larger scratch and one hole that looks woodworm size but is one hole only to the left hand side front leg. No other holes visible anywhere else throughout the piece. Otherwise general wear and tear conducive with age and use. See images for more details.
Lot 501
An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid Sheraton Revival display case with single door enclosing two shelves raised on square tapered legs to spade feet 69.5 cm wide x 34.5 cm deep x 150 cm high together with a Victorian mahogany bar back carver chair with needlework upholstered seat, a rush seat spindle back kitchen chair and an Edwardian mahogany spindle back cane seated salon chair
Lot 511
A set of six early 20th Century French dining chairs with leatherette back and seat, studded decoration and carved oak back rail 106 cm high, a drawer leaf table, a Victorian mahogany chest of two short and four long drawers with turned knob handles raised on ringed and turned feet 120 cm wide x 55 cm deep x 123 cm high, a mahogany drop leaf Pembroke table x 2, mahogany sideboard, fire screen, toilet mirror and an octagonal centre table
Lot 517
An Edwardian mahogany and satinwood banded display cabinet 103 cm wide x 166.5 cm high, a mahogany and rosewood and marquetry inlaid etruscan style dressing stool by James Shoolbred & Co of London and a mahogany seven piece salon suite comprising two seat settee, two elbow chairs and four standard chairs CONDITION REPORTS The stool is very badly damaged and one leg is off and has been badly repaired previously and now broken again - barn stored and heavy cracking throughout. Signs of mildew. Heavy wear and tear conducive with age and use. See images for more detail.
Lot 521
A circa 1900 mahogany framed and double caned Bergere armchair in the Regency style with guilloche, barley twist and fluted carving, 62 cm wide x 95 cm high CONDITION REPORTS Please see images of cane work without cushion. Please note, areas of damage to caning to the left hand outer side bottom right panel, left hand inside just off centre and right hand side outer panel bottom left. Otherwise cane work appears basically sound. There are signs of wear and tear conducive with age throughout. The seat assumed to be formerly caned with a fabric covering and with replacement inner seat rails - all done some time ago. Joints appear basically sound though the top right of the back has a split. See images for further detail.
Lot 552
A 19th Century French carrved giltwood and gesso framed salon elbow chair in the Louis XVI taste, the upholstered back with ribbon carved decoration on swept arms, with upholstered pads, on ribbon carved and acanthus decorated arms, the upholstered seat with further ribbon carved decoration, raised on stop fluted tapering supports, 58 cm wide x 92 cm high
Lot 621
A set of four German or Austrian oak side chairs, inter-war period, the channel moulded top rails and pierced feather shape splats between spear-head side rails, the stuff-ver seats raised on shaped rectangular-section supports united by side stretchers, 47cm wide x 52cm deep x 104cm high, seat height 49cm. (4)
Lot 640
A 19th century wheel back ash Windsor chair, of typical hoop-back form, the shaped splat with pierced 'wheel', the saddle seat raised on ring-turned supports united by an H stretcher, 65cm wide x 53cm deep x 93cm high, seat height 45cm.Solid joints, sturdy throughout. Eveidence of some re-gluing to joints in places. Split to top of left arm.Small split to front of seat. General typical surface wear throughout consistent with age and use.
Lot 643
A 19th century comb-back ash Windsor chair, the hooped back with eight spindles, the saddle seat raised on ring-turned supports united by an H stretcher, 56cm wide x 50cm deep x 102cm high, seat height 45cm.All joints sturdy. Evidence of re-gluing where legs join the seat. Leg length slightly different and so the chair does have a wobble. Fine split to seat adjacent to front right arm support. Brace to mid rail on one side. General signs of age and use throughout including typical wear and scuffing.
Lot 645
A Victorian mahogany framed leather button-back sofa, with scroll arms and back buttoned over a plain seat, upholstered in dark red leather with rope piping, the show wood of scroll form, raised on scroll front supports and square-section back supports, 206cm wide x 80cm deep x 80cm high, seat height 42cm.Good overall with some minor cosmetic marks in places to the show wood. Solid and sturdy throughout. One of the rope piping strands has come adrift from it's button.
Lot 650
An Edwardian walnut nursing or parlour chair, of aesthetic movement influence, the padded back between channel moulded rails, the stuff-over seat raised on turned front supports and square back supports on casters, 61cm wide x 71cm deep x 92cm high, seat height 38cm.Well re-upholstered with textiles in good condition. Structurally sound with sturdy joints throughout. Front right support repaired. Evidence of old worm to right back rail. General cosmetic marks consistent with age and use, with some typical scuffing to the front supports.
Lot 659
A set of six Victorian mahogany standard dining chairs, of aesthetic movement influence, the canted top rails over vase splats incised with stylised foliage, the stuff-over serpentine seats raised on turned and fluted tapering front supports, stamped J.Reilly's Patent under front rails with diamond registration marks to back of splats, seat height 45cm. (6)
Lot 669
A set of eight Regency mahogany and ebony strung sabre-leg dining chairs, with reeded and ebony strung top rails and fluted openwork splats, the stuff-over seats raised on turned front supports and square sabre back supports, seat height 45cm. (8)All eight are from the same set. All sturdy to the joints with no play or movement. Two have 'original' leather upholstery and these two also have repairs to the backs where the side rails join the seat. All have general cosmetic marks, dints and scratches consistent with age and use. The reeded section at the top of the top rail to one chair is loose. Colour and figuring fair throughout but does vary on each chair.
Lot 672
An early 20th century mahogany elbow chair, of Arts & Crafts influence, the padded 'fish tail' back with scroll arms having knopped spindle supports over a padded seat, raised on square supports united by knopped stretchers, 50cm wide x 56cm deep x 96cm high, seat height 45cm.Structurally solid with all joints good and firm. Minor shrinkage to back two-piece centre join. Cosmetic marks, scuffs and scratches throughout consistent with age and use.
Lot 686
A good pair of 18th century, heavy, rustic oak chairs, with pierced splats, twin plank seats and turned and block legs (2)A private collection.Nice colour and overall condition pretty good. Old patinated, chips, dents and scratches and age cracks. No evidence of restoration. Back plank of one seat possibly later, but looks old; well matched if later.
Lot 52
PETER HALSE; a 20th century Scandinavian design teak three-seat settee with bergère inset panels to the arms and upholstered with separate seat and back cushions in cream and grey woven material, on turned tapering legs, maker's label no.6219678, 64 x 158cm. CONDITION REPORT The seat cushion back seam has come unstitched, so it needs re-stitching (this is unseen). The woodwork has the usual signs of wear, including fading, scratches and knocks.
Lot 75
A 19th century mahogany framed three-seat settee, with scroll arms and serpentine back, upholstered in cream damask fabric, the frame carved and gilt-heightened with acanthus leaf and foliate motifs, on turned acanthus leaf carved legs to castors, 92 x 186 x approx 90cm. CONDITION REPORT Stains to back rests and seats. It has been re-covered at some point.
Lot 315
A suite of chinoiserie-decorated doll's house furniture by Judith Dunger, comprising two-seat settee, dining chair, pair of bowfront hanging corner cupboards, coffer, firescreen, corner washstand, cheval mirror, pole screen, folding dressing screen, side table, low side table, circular wine table, chest-on-stand, wardrobe and stand.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
Lot 25
A Corgi Toys No. 270 The New James Bond Aston Martin, silver, with revolving number plates, tyre-slashers on rear wheels, ejector seat, bullet shield, telescopic over-riders, part-used number plate sheet, envelope, secret instructions and two bandit figures, within original plastic vac-formed bubble packaging with applied folding base (diorama card base torn and scuffed).Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.
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