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Lot 495
An Indian polychrome painted hardwood peacock tub chair, mid 20th century, the ogee shaped angular back board adorned with foliate detail, above the serpentine seat with conforming paintwork, raised upon four legs, two modelled as peacock legs, the two other legs modelled as the tail and bowed head, 96cm highCondition reportMinor joint splits to seat and back rest, block added to underside of chair, evidence of possible restoration around the underside of the rear 'tail' leg, joint split to the front 'neck' leg (see additional images)General minor wear and chips commensurate with age and useseat height 38cm
Lot 607
A Louis XV style fauteuil, mid 20th century, upholstered in tapestry fabric, the carved stained beech wood frame extending to padded out swept arms terminating in scrolled detail, above a serpentine sprung seat, raised upon leaf carved French cabriole legs and scrolled toes, 95cm highCondition reportSmall chip to apron above rear leg joint, see image, sprung seat with matting to the back rest, general light wear commensurate with age and use
Lot 610
A trio of Louis XV style fauteuil, late 20th, florally upholstered, each with a distressed gilded frame extending to padded arms and scrolled detail, enclosing a bespoke cushion seat, above a channelled apron, raised upon French style cabriole legs terminating in scrolled toes, 88cm high (3)
Lot 617
A 17th century style child's chair, early 20th century, later re-upholstered, on block and turned supports, united by cross stretchers, 65cm high, an Edwardian stained beech wood chair, the butterfly shaped top rail applied with stud detail, above a shaped circular seat, raised upon cylindrical tapering legs, 74cm high, along with an early 20th century chinoiserie nest of three tables, the oval tops applied with gilt decoration depicting, garden landscapes, birds and butterflies in flight (at fault), the largest table measures, 66cm H x 60cm W x 30cm D (3)
Lot 630
A 17th century and later constructed oak settle, the back board with a shaped pediment over a nulled frieze and twin panels carved with flower head and lozenge detail, above the board seat and conforming shaped apron, raised upon front baluster and block supports, united to plain rear supports with cross stretchers, 117cm H x 121cm W x 52cm DCondition reportEvidence of historic worm to the top rail, 5cm spliced repair to rear left foot, chip to the front left ball foot, evidence of reconstruction to the underside of the seat, overall the settle is sound with little or no play in the joints, general light wear commensurate with age and use
Lot 631
A pair of Charles II style oak hall chairs, late 19th century, each chair with a scrolled pediment over wavy rails, conforming carved uprights and a board seat, raised upon acanthus carved front supports and plain rear legs united by peripheral cross stretchers, with barley twist supports to the side, 110cm high
Lot 638
A George III style wing back fireside armchair, late 19th/early 20th century, later re-covered in striped fabric, the camel back extending to shaped wing backs and out swept padded arms, above the straight front seat, raised upon legs of square section united by an 'H' cross stretcher, 110cm high
Lot 648
A George III style oxblood red leather wing back office or club chair, late 20th century, the button back with out swept wing backs extending to padded scrolled arms, applied with peripheral stud detail and raised upon short cabriole legs, 108cm high, along with a conforming foot stool (2)Condition reportGeneral light rubbing wear, particularly to the arms, minor creasing to the seat cushion although no splits or cracks.Light scuffs and marks to the legs, all wear commensurate with age and use.108xm H x 90cm W (wing backs) x 87cm D, seat height 45cm
Lot 656
A George III style wing back armchair, 19th century, upholstered in pink velour, the camel back extending to padded wing backs and scrolled arms, above the straight front seat, raised upon acanthus leaf carved cabriole front legs, terminating in ball and claw feet, plain back swept rear legs, 111cm highCondition reportSeat width at front 65cm, between arms 47cm, height of back from seat 72cmRibbon edging at front of the chair is detached, 10cm light stain to the seat, general fading particularly to the right arm and wing back, evidence of historic woodworm and restoration to all legs, very minor play in the right arm and wing back.
Lot 659
A pair of Gainsborough style mahogany library armchairs, late 19th/early 20th century, upholstered in ivory coloured fabric and peripheral stud detail, the camel shaped backs over padded out swept arms terminating in carved scroll detail, upon leaf swept supports and concave seats, raised upon channelled front legs carved with foliate spandrels and united to plain rear legs by 'H' cross stretchers, upon brass castors, 101cm high Seat width 69cm, width at arms 74cm
Lot 667
A pair of Biedermeier style elbow chairs by Andre Originals, late 20th/early 21st century, the beech wood frames applied with simulated burr lacquer, and with swan neck terminals extending to down swept arms above the padded back rest and seat, raised upon tapering cylindrical front legs and back swept rear legs, 98cm high
Lot 672
A 19th century ash and elm farmhouse Windsor elbow chair, the hooped back with a pierced splat and pad arms, above the shaped and figured elm seat, raised upon conforming turned legs united by tapering cross stretchers, 113cm highCondition reportGeneral light rubbing particularly to the arms, light scratches and marks to the seat, little or no play in the joints, overall general wear commensurate with age and use
Lot 681
A matched set of ten 19th century mahogany dining chairs, to include a set of six rail back dining chairs each with a concave back rail above a stuff over upholstered seat, raised upon front baluster and ring turned legs, 84cm high, along with three similar rail back chairs with drop in seats, 87cm high, and a Victorian balloon back chair (10) (at fault)
Lot 689
A 19th century ebonised bobbin turned chair, with floral tapestry upholstered back rest and seat, raised upon bobbin turned supports united by a conforming 'H' cross stretcher, upon brass castors, 92cm high, (at fault), along with a stained beech wood bobbin turned side chair, 87cm high (2)Condition reportEbonised chair has been repaired /restored at the base of the uprights supporting the back panel, there is still excessive play in both supports.General rubbing wear to the seat fabric, the second chair has repaired/restored cross stretchers although there is still play in the chair joints.
Lot 691
A Victorian button back tub chair, upholstered in red velour, the arched padded back and arms, enclosing the serpentine seat, raised upon walnut French cabriole legs, and plain back swept rear legs, upon ceramic castors, 87cm highCondition reportGeneral light marks and scuffs to the legs, although no visible cracks or faults, chair has been later re upholstered with the fabric in good condition with only very light wear.
Lot 694
A late Victorian oak and pollard oak Aesthetic Movement revolving office desk chair, the pollard oak horse shoe top rail with raised rear back rest, upon a central vase shaped splat and a pair of curvilinear supports, over the saddle shaped circular seat, raised upon a revolving mechanism and three angular down swept supports, 90cm high (board needs re-attaching to the underside of the seat)(at fault)
Lot 697
A 19th century ash, elm and beech wood Windsor farmhouse elbow chair, stamped 'J W Webb', the hooped back above a shaped elm seat stamped with the makers name and further initials 'J F S', raised upon turned beech legs united by a 'H' cross stretcher, 110cm highCondition reportLight wear and minor chips to feet, small chip to the seat at the front LH leg joint, only very minor play in the joints.Chair has been later varnished indicating there has been some light sympathetic restoration.
Lot 701
A 19th century Howard type chair armchair, with a deep set seat and long padded arms over the sprung seat, raised upon mahogany legs of tapering square section with brass castors, 71cm high (at fault, requires re-upholstery) General marks and wear to the legs but no visible cracks, chips or splits. One castor broken with wheel detached.
Lot 702
A set of four Victorian walnut balloon back salon/dining chairs, each chair with an openwork ring back interlaced with carved scrolling foliate detail, above a stuff over serpentine seat, raised upon French style cabriole front legs, carved with leaf detail, and plain back swept rear legs, 90cm highCondition reportEvidence of historic worm in all chairs with restoration throughout, one chair with evidence of historic worm in the back rail, other chairs with evidence of worm in rear legs, one leg with a splice repair.All chairs with blocks added to the underside with evidence of historic worm in the blocks (see additional images)Little or no play in the chair joints.Seat height 44cm
Lot 708
A set of twelve stained beech wood rail back dining chairs, late 19th/early 20th century, each chair with a concave rail back over an upholstered seat applied with peripheral stud detail, raised upon ring turned tapering front legs and plain back swept rear legs, united by bar cross stretchers, along with a further carver chair, 83cm high (13) (at fault, some historic worm)
Lot 716
An Edwardian mahogany elbow chair, the 'C' scroll openwork back united by a circular panel inlaid with foliate swag detail, extending to down swept arms raised upon conforming supports, over the upholstered seat, raised upon slender cabriole front legs, 102cm high, along with a Victorian mahogany button back low seat chair, with serpentine seat and French style front cabriole legs, 87cm high (2) (at fault)
Lot 719
A set of ten Thonet style bentwood café chairs, early 20th century, each of the stained beech wood chairs with a concave top rail over a ribbed seat, raised upon tapering cylindrical out swept front legs and plain rear legs, united by a peripheral cross stretcher, 'B.C.S' 'Beauty Comfort Services Co Ltd' paper label applied to the underside of six chairs, 78cm high (10)Condition reportAll chairs with rubbing wear particularly to the top rail and seat commensurate with age and use, all chairs with some minor movement in the rear leg joints.Two chairs have minor signs of historic worm, one chair has small split to seat, another chair has a split at the joint of the cross stretcher (see further images)
Lot 722
An early 20th century child's stained beechwood rush seat chair, the spindle back above an envelope rush seat, raised upon sabre front legs united by a turned cross stretcher, 59cm high, along with a pair of early 20th century railway paraffin oil cannisters, each of cylindrical form with loop handle and threaded brass stopper, 30cm high (3)
Lot 724
An early 20th century pine and stained beech framed child's Orkney chair, in the manner of David Kirkness of Kirkwall, the curved straw back extending to beech arms with carved scroll terminals, above a strung drop in seat, raised upon legs of tapering square section united by peripheral cross stretchers, 82cm high
Lot 726
An early 20th century oak bergere armchair, later re-covered in Liberty style fabric, the scrolling foliate openwork pediment above a rattan back, extending to long plain arms upon conforming rattan panels and bobbin turned supports, enclosing the loose cushion seat, raised upon front bun feet, 85cm high
Lot 729
A 1920's stained beech wood bergere two seater settee, the rattan side and back panels enclosing a tweed upholstered seat, raised upon bobbin and block turned supports united by carved openwork cross stretchers, 94cm H x 110cm W x 60cm D, along with a similar but non conforming oak bergere tub chair, on barley twist supports, 95cm high (2)
Lot 737
A 'Harris Tweed' chesterfield type settee, late 20th century, the deep set back and padded scrolled arms enclosing the bowfront sprung seat and a pair of conforming loose cushions, raised upon lobed vase shaped hardwood feet applied with brass caps, 70cm H x 182cm W x 95cm Dcondition reportSome light pilling to the front of the settee, otherwise light wear only, no rips or tears to the fabric and no noticeable odour.Springs appear to be in good condition with no signs of coils protruding, however a full inspection of the springs is difficult due to them being enclosed.No rips and tears to the fabric, all legs in good condition with no splits or breakages
Lot 739
A 'Harris Tweed' wing back fireside armchair, late 20th century, the scalloped padded back rest enclosed by shaped wing backs, above a loose cushion seat and padded scrolled arms, raised upon vase shaped front feet and brass castors, plain back swept rear legs, 109cm highCondition reportSome light pilling to the front of the chair, otherwise light wear only, no rips or tears to the fabric and no noticeable odour.
Lot 740
A set of six mid century Danish design teak dining chairs in the manner of Mogens Kold, each with a concave back rail above a woven strung seat, upon legs of tapering section, 73cm high, along with a similar but none conforming extending teak dining table, the rectangular top with canted corners upon cylindrical tapering legs, 73cm H x 162cm W x 100cm extending to 164cm D (7)Condition reportOne chair has string unwinding from the front and back of the seat, a second chair has one strand of string unwinding from the side. Otherwise all chairs have little or no play in the joints and general minor wear with light fading commensurate with age and use.The table also has light wear only with very minor marks and rubbing to the table top and legs.
Lot 743
A tan leather armchair, by Laura Ashley, late 20th century, the padded wing backs extending to scrolled padded arms, enclosing the loose cushion seat, raised upon turned hardwood legs, brass shoes and castors, 101cm highCondition reportLight general wear, minor fading to the arms and multiple minor scuffs to the back rest commensurate with age and use. No rips or tears to the leather and no noticeable odours.
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Lot 362
Niels Otto Moller [1920-1981] for J L Moller, a set of four teak Model 79 dining chairs and two Model 64 open armchairs:, the curved back with three vertical bars over wool seat and raised on slender legs, Danish Furniture Makers quality mark and maker's mark stamped to subframe, [three of six illustrated]. [6]* Notes Niels Otto Moller completed his cabinet maker apprenticeship in 1939 and continued his education at a design school in Arhus, Denmark, In 1944 he established the company of J L Mollers and designed the Model 79 chair in 1966.
![David Gregson [b.1954], a limed oak dining table and eight chairs: the rectangular table top inset with two roundels of twent](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/25ea1a08-995e-47f6-824a-ae1f016f32d3/7707042c-ed58-4d8f-a2db-ae2800caee4b/468x382.jpg)
Lot 337
David Gregson [b.1954], a limed oak dining table and eight chairs: the rectangular table top inset with two roundels of twenty five plated dots, raised on turned legs united by an arched stretcher with four short column supports, stamped and dated 'David Gregson 2003' 107cm x 230cm, the chairs with slender pierced back over a shaped seat with cushion, raised on turned legs decorated en suite, [three chairs illustrated]. [9]
![Robert Lutyens [1901-1972]- a set of eight green leather upholstered boardroom chairs for Reuters, Fleet Street London: each](https://cdn.globalauctionplatform.com/25ea1a08-995e-47f6-824a-ae1f016f32d3/5edc5046-ee74-4ab6-b128-ae2800caf360/468x382.jpg)
Lot 784
An oak circular, pedestal extending dining table with on spare leaf, in the Titchmarsh & Goodwin manner, with heavily carved pedestal and 6 rush seat ladder back dining chairs in the same manner. The diameter of the table is: 122cm. The table is in good condition with a modern period style 'distressed' finish. One piece of base is detached but present.
Lot 453
A pair of Continental side chairs, second quarter 19th century, each with round back above a stuffed seat and sabre legs Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useThere are areas of lifting to some of the mahogany veneers. Old splits and cracks to veneers and inlaysThe seat upholstery with marks and some stainsOverall the chairs are solid and stablePlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 467
A set of five cream and parcel blue painted side chairs in Regency style, 19th century and later, each with a dished seat and sabre legs, 82cm highCondition Report: The dished seats appear to be later replacements overall, there are signs of old canework to the rails, the painted surfaces are therefore probably also later applied. Some signs of old woodwormAll with marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions, the painted surface with signs of wear and dirtCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 473
A French giltwood salon suite, in Louis XVI style, late 19th century, comprising a set of four side chairs, two armchairs, and a sofa en-suite (7)Condition Report: The armchair 100.5cm high, the armchair seat 46cm high, the armchair seat 69cm wide. The sofa is 104cm high (missing the top piece of cresting)The side chairs are 95cm highMarks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, some chips and losses, The gilt surfaces with areas of wear and rubbing and uneveness, There are areas of wear to the underlying bole and also in some place the underlying timberThe upholstery has signs of wear, age, use, splits, pulling, some repairs and re-workingThe undersides of all elements have been enclosed by fabric - Dreweatts cannot guarantee the originality or condition of any elements beneath this. Overall all items appear solid and stable with some minor looseness to joints, there is a larger section of loss at the point one arm joints the upright for the back - this is loose and will requires some attentionPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 74
A wirework bower or arbour garden seat, late 19th/early 20th century, with arched canopy above lattice sides and integral bench seat, 236cm high, 139cm wide, 48cm deepProvenance: Private collection removed from 9, Royal Crescent, BathCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useThe surface with some dirt, discolouration, algal growth. There is some surface redness due to corrosion and oxidation, the metal appears to be firm and solid at time of report. This has clear signs of external use and storageTwo one side there should be four scrolls to the panel back - two are attached, one is present but is detached and hanging loose, the fourth is entirely absentPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to conditionCondition Report Disclaimer
Lot 92
Two similar James II oak chairs, circa 1685, each with typical high back above the solid seat, 117cm and 120cm high respectivelyCondition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches, abrasions consistent with age and useOld splits and cracks, chips and losses, repairs and restorations to elements mainly around the top portions of the back, some signs of glue One chair back impressed H H H to the front of the high back Some signs of old woodworm to some railsThe seats with wear and signs of use, one chair with a dark ring mark to the seatPlease refer to additional images for visual reference to condition Condition Report Disclaimer
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