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Lot 188
A 19th century George III style mahogany 'Gainsborough' type armchair Upholstered in green figured velvet, the serpentine rectangular padded back, above over scrolled arms and rectangular padded seat on square section legs, joined by stretchers, 82cm wide, 62cm deep, 102cm high. Provenance: Property from a Hampshire country estate
Lot 21
A matched set of eight George IV ‘Gothic’ Windsor chairs, Buckinghamshire Including two armchairs, each with arched open backs, figured elm seats and turned legs joined by crinoline stretchers, one armchair in ash and cherry and with straight cross-stretcher, the other in yew, two chairs in yew, four in ash, each approx. 45cm wide, 39cm deep, 90cm high, seat height 44cm. (8)
Lot 220
A pair of Regency carved oak shell-back hall chairs attributed to Gillows The backs painted with family crests, above rectangular seats on octagonal tapering legs and ball feet, each 43cm wide, 38cm deep, 86cm high, seat height 45cm. (2) Provenance: The Estate of the Late Cherry Barker The shell and C scroll back is particularly associated with the firm of Gillows of London and Lancaster in the 2nd quarter of the 19th century. A pair of Gillows stamped hall chairs with this form of shell back are in the collection of Abbott Hall Art Gallery, Kendal. Gillows also made a set of 'shell back' hall chairs (not illustrated in their sketch books) for the Reverend Holland Edwards of Pennant, Conway, North Wales, in 1811. See S.Stuart, Gillows of Lancaster and London 1730-1840, Suffolk, 2008, pl.177.
Lot 243
A late Victorian Foot's Patent oak and leather upholstered metamorphic wing armchair by J Foot and Son Ltd Upholstered in tan leather, the buttoned reclining back and shaped ears above hinged arms panels, one with a small articulated circular table with brass arms also supporting an adjustable book rest, the buttoned seat above a pull-out ratcheted footrest, on short turned oak legs joined by low stretchers, on castors, labelled twice FOOTS PATENT Makers J FOOT & SON LTD, 171 New Bond Street, LONDON W., 79cm, 97cm deep, 117cm high.
Lot 252
An early 20th century wicker reclining steamer chair by Dryad The arched ratcheted rectangular back flanked by flattened armrests, one with an aperture for a bottle or glass the other with a large aperture for magazines above a rectangular seat and pull-out angled footrest, with a brass trade badge to the reverse for DRYAD (Regd) Cane Furniture, 85cm wide, 130cm deep extended, 108cm high. Provenance: Private family collection, Berkshire
Lot 280
An early 20th century satinwood and japanned Chinese Chippendale style armchair with a matching single chair attributed to Hille & Co, The armchair with an arched lattice back centred by a tablet with a Chinoiserie scene, the arms with lattice supports above a caned seat with velvet cushion above a fret carved frieze and legs, joined by a H-stretcher, with a side chair of matching design, the armchair, 66cm wide, 51cm deep, 98cm high. (2) Provenance: Private family collection, Berkshire The firm of Hille was founded in 1906 by Salamon Hille. Their Old Street manufactory aimed at high quality production with an emphasis on materials and craftsmanship. They produced furniture in a number of revivalist tastes supplying makers such as Hamptons, Maples and Waring and Gillows. The Chippendale revival Chinoiserie decorated furniture was introduced around 1914. Salamon's daughter Ray, who was to become a notable designer in her own right producing the firms acclaimed 'Art Deco' and 'Moderne' ranges, began her career at Hille painting the chinoiserie designs on these revivalist pieces.
Lot 383
A pair of mahogany and parcel gilt Empire style bergere armchairs Upholstered in green close-nailed and buttoned leather, the shaped moulded backs with gilt swan carved scrolling arm supports, above loose squab cushions and applied paterae to the seat-rails on outswept legs, each 65cm wide, 58cm deep, 87cm high, seat height 49cm. (2)
Lot 852
A French Louis XVI style giltwood fauteuil, c.1900, the oval back with curled ribbon decoration and bow cresting, over swept, foliate capped arms on fluted, foliate carved sabre supports, the stuffover seat and back in pale tapestry style upholstery, faults, raised on turned, fluted legs with toupie feet, 38 ½in. (97.75cm.) high, 24 ½in. (62.25cm.) wide.
Lot 1751
A Classic 1956 Triumph T110 bobber conversion with 1948 Triumph speed twin engine, various modifications & conversions, to include wider handlebars, smaller seat, etc, most of the running gear is from Triumph T110, together with some of the original parts, to include front & rear mud guards, chain guard, mirrors, foot pegs, two silencers, etc. RUNNING. * Viewing highly recommended, please be aware were not experts in this field, please satisfy yourself before bidding.
Lot 2305
An Anglo Chinese carved walnut hall / spining type chair, probably 1920's / 30's, the detachable tapered back with integral handle, carved with four claw dragon and Chinese emblems, circular seat with dished centre with the same carved decoration to outer ring, raised on four shaped legs with scaled border and dragon carvings, 40 ½in. (103cm.) high.
Lot 2721
A superb museum quality handmade model of a Heath Robinson style airship, full of detail with large red felt covered canopy, an engine constructed from pipes, rods, knobs and valves, with glass container, air scoop with yellow rubber hose and a tartan covered bag to rear, complete with a Pilot's seat and controls, 37in. (94cm.) long, with handmade wooden shipping box.
Lot 567
Set of eight William IV mahogany dining chairs, carved top rail, shaped and carved mid-rails, needlework drop in seats, tapering octagonal front supports, width 47cm, height 86cm.Qty: 8Condition report:All eight chairs are heavily scuffed and dented around the seat area and to the legs. They also all have damage to the roundels at the top of both legs. Seven have the same embroidered seat, but one has a different patterned material seat. Please see additional uploaded images.
Lot 575
Joined oak elbow chair, bears date 1692, Derbyshire pattern, scrolled cresting piece, panelled back, open scrolled arms, upholstered seat and arm pads, width 65cm.Condition report:The seat board has been replaced, probably when it was last reupholstered. Otherwise, most other elements seem contemporary to each other. The frame has some movement but is still fairly sound. The hatched panels to the front supports are probably later. Some old splits to the stretchers and lower left of the carved back panel. A small number of historic worm holes and mildew on the surface.
Lot 600
Set of six modern upholstered dining chairs, scrolled leaf design upholstery, scrolled backs, height 105cm.Qty: 6Condition report:The depth of the seat is 60cm. The edges are a little rubbed on cornres, and some slight sunning to the edges, The constrtuction is sound, the legs are rubbed on the edges. The height to the seat is 48cm. The height to the top of the back is 106cm.
Lot 239
A French Regency-style carved oak stool,c.1900, with a button upholstered seat, the frame carved with a shell acanthus leaf and masks to the knees of the stretchered legs,59cm wide41cm deep43cm highProvenance: The Gordon Gridley Collection, London.Condition ReportThe seat is not clean, but fabric not torn.Loss to carving of masks and knees, otherwise frame is sound.
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