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Lot 1350
Pair of 19th century rosewood open armchairs, with pad back, arms and seat and channel carved show wood frame on cabriole legs and castorsProvenance: Removed from The Garden House, Hampstead Condition report: Both in good solid condition with minor age related wear and some marks to upholstery.Dimensions - 98cm x 64cm x 59cm
Lot 1368
Late 19th / early 20th century walnut arts and crafts side chair in the Moorish Liberty's style, together with a similar style mother of pearl inlaid Moorish wall shelfCondition report: Chair is 93cm high. Shelf is 105cm highchair - significant splits to pierced wooden element of the back, some losses to mother of pearl inlay, splits to seat shelf has some missing inlays
Lot 2223
CORGI; a James Bond Aston Martin DB5, number 261, with blue suited ejector seat person, and original cardboard stage and outer box (1).Additional InformationThe car with general wear to the paint throughout and some discolouration and some knocks along the bumpers, the stage with general rubbing at the edges, the box with rubbing to the corners and along the edges, and one of the foldover tabs is present but detached, some pencil marks to this tab.
Lot 3296
MASONIC INTEREST; a large mid-19th century painted and stained Masonic elbow chair, 'The Worshipful Master's chair', the shaped top rail above pierced and painted back splat, swept arms and square sectioned legs united by stretchers, sold with contemporary carpeted steps. The painting and embellishments from the apex to the seat are the sun, moon, the stars, the all seeing eye, the arms of United Grand Lodge, the level, the square and the compass, the volume of the sacred law, tessellated pavement, dual triangles with the circle and in the centre the letter G. On the panel above the seat are painted a pelican with wings outstretched feeding her brood within her nest. On the top and bottom rails of the chair are the words in ciphers which when decoded read 'Social No.85' and 'Consumatumest'. The unusual subjects of paintings discloses for the first time a curious and hitherto unrecorded state of affairs, that the name of Social Lodge No.85 was a lodge who worked with various degrees under craft warrants, height 210cm. Provenance: Farnworth Masonic Lodge, No.350.Additional InformationA very impressive and decorative item which is solid, obvious scratches to hand-painted back panel, losses and wear to arms legs and seat panel, joints are slightly open to the front, castors slightly sticking.
Lot 3297
MASONIC INTEREST; a large mid-19th century painted and stained Masonic elbow chair, 'The Senior Warden's Chair', the shaped top rail above elaborately pieced and painted back slats with swept arms and square sectioned legs united by stretchers, with contemporary carpeted steps. The back has various figures painted by hand, a five pointed star within a circle, three circles interfaced with a triangle, a coffin with emblem of mortality, a cock, a man dressed as a Knight Templar of the period and beneath the lower panel of the chair is depicted a lamb bearing a flag, a cross with a serpent entwined, a lad resting against a cross with a sword and sceptre behind, the hole surmounted by a crown. There are two inscriptions in cipher on the chair which when decoded read 'In Hoc Signo Vinces' and 'Establish', height 206cm.Provenance: Farnworth Masonic Lodge, No.350.Additional InformationA very impressive and decorative item which is solid, losses to varnish, obvious wear/use marks, scratches to back panel, seat panel is heavily worn and split.
Lot 3298
MASONIC INTEREST; a large mid-19th century painted stained wood elbow chair 'The Junior Warden's Chair', the shaped top rail above elaborated pierced and decorated splat back with twin swept arms and square sectioned legs united by stretchers, sold with a contemporary carpeted step stool. Provenance: Farnworth Masonic Lodge, No.350.Footnote: The Junior Warden's Chair, Senior Warden's Chair and Worshipful Master's Chair were purchased on the 19th of October 1845 for £8. The chair is decorated with plumb rules, two levels and two squares with three medallions bearing the initials 'SQI, HKT, HAB'. In the centre is the tessellated pavement with the symbolic letter G on the panel beneath the square, compasses, 24" gauge, common gavel, two chisels and a further gauge. There are also two ciphers which when decoded read 'Love as Brethren' and 'Fear God', height 192cm.Additional InformationA very impressive and decorative item which is solid, chair seat is heavily worn, scratches and losses to varnish throughout the piece, minor cracks to back panels/decoration, chip/losses to arm.
Lot 3328
A George III mahogany elbow chair with shaped top rail above pierced splat back, swept arms, padded drop-in seats and square sectioned chamfered legs united by stretchers.Additional InformationThere are two splits to the splat back, its loose construction to the arms, repairs to both legs at the top joints where they meet the frame, heavy wear to the seat and overall of loose construction.
Lot 3346
An early 20th century ebonised window seat with scrolling frame and bergère caned panel. Additional InformationHeight - 61cmWidth 89cm Depth 43.5cmGeneral wear to the ebonising throughout. Caning ok. One of the metal mounts is lacking. Old repair to the frame on both sides of the seat at middle.
Lot 3519
A mid-19th century yew wood high hoop back Windsor elbow chair, with pierced splat, dished elm seat, ring turned front legs and crinoline stretcher.Additional InformationThe seat is elm, the entirety of the remaining chair is yew. It retains a very good colour. there are a couple of breaks to the splat back, a small split to one arm and general surface wear and tear throughout. Overall, a good example.
Lot 3520
A mid-19th century ash and elm low hoop back elbow chair with crinoline stretcher and turned front legs. Additional InformationOf a good colour and appearance but the finish is probably not original. Left arm a little loose in socket to seat and one of the spindles does not quite meet the hoop at top.
Lot 3546
A George III oak corner chair, with pierced splats and drop-in seat, height 84cmAdditional InformationRepair to one of th scroll terminals of arm. One of th splats broken and repaired and with some losses to timbers. Other splat repaired at the top where it meets the cresting rail, and cresting rail also repaired here, some joins open / loose, heavy age wear patina to the surface throughout. Overall tired.
Lot 3555
A smoker's bow back elbow chair with elm seat. PROVENANCE: from the Brian Morley collection. Brian Morley was born in 1935 in the Peak District, Derbyshire. He had a grammar school education at Buxton College and went on to study at Goldsmiths School of Art (University of London) from 1954-58. He won prizes for drawing and was given the John Murray Award for landscape painting by the Royal Academy in 1956 and 1958. He then studied painting at the Royal College of Art from 1958-61 where he was awarded his A.R.C.A. After graduation, he taught part-time in various art schools before taking up an appointment as Senior Lecturer in Fine Art at Manchester Polytechnic in 1975. He remained in Manchester until he retired as Head of the School of Painting and Printmaking in the Faculty of Art & Design at Manchester University in 2000.
Lot 3586
A pair of Arts and Crafts oak framed open sided armchairs, upholstered in a black vinyl material, raised on spade feet, and a harlequin set of four 19th century oak framed dining chairs, upholstered with floral seat cushions, raised on bobbin/block supports (6).Additional InformationThe material is af, losses, knocks and chips to the feet.
Lot 481
POLITICAL, MANCHESTER AND SUFFRAGE INTEREST; an early 20th century General Election poster for Christopher Needham, the large size poster titled 'The Right to Rule! The Two Certificates', 'Needham' and 'Freedom', published by Petty & Sons Ltd, 101 x 151cm.Provenance; the vendors Grandfather was Sir Christopher Needham (1866-1944). Needham stood as a Liberal candidate for the January 1910 General Election but was defeated, however he unseated Arthur Coalfax in the election of December that year and remained in his South West Manchester seat until 1918.Additional InformationThe poster has been folded and stored in a loft, slightly grubby in parts and with some light off setting, there is a large chip to the middle left hand edge, other fraying and small tears along the edge, a few small tears along the fold lines here and there, a small tear to the foot of the figure seated on the wheelbarrow to the right hand of the M of freedom.
Lot 1049
A 1900's Arts & Crafts oak kidney shaped dressing table stool. Raised on hoof feet with kidney shaped yellow velour overstuffed seat. Together with another early 20th century painted dressing / footstool with carved cross over frame and tapestry upholstered top. Measures approx: 48cm x 54cm x 38cm.
Lot 601A
A matching pair of retro vintage mid 20th Century Italian bamboo and wicker / cane armchairs in the manner of Franco Albini. Each chair having a curved backrest with peacock form cane work terminating to the seat rest with open armrests with further cane detailing. Raised upon splayed supports. Wear commensurate with age, overall good.. measures approx: 96cm x 54cm x 55cm.
Lot 607
Charles & Ray Eames - Vitra - EA 107 - Aluminium Group - An original retro vintage desk / lounge chair / armchair having the matt steel finish with a ribbed taupe upholstered seat and backrest raised upon a four point star base. Sewn label to the top of the backrest. Measures 83cm h x 58cm w x 52cm d.
Lot 609
Charles & Ray Eames - Vitra - EA 107 - Aluminium Group - An original retro vintage desk / lounge chair / armchair having the matt steel finish with a ribbed taupe upholstered seat and backrest raised upon a four point star base. Sewn label to the top of the backrest. Measures 83cm h x 58cm w x 52cm d. Makers stamp to the underside.
Lot 626
Charles & Ray Eames - Vitra - EA 107 - Aluminium Group - An original retro vintage desk / lounge chair / armchair having the matt steel finish with a ribbed taupe upholstered seat and backrest raised upon a four point star base. Sewn label to the top of the backrest. Measures 83cm h x 58cm w x 52cm d. Makers stamp to the underside.
Lot 637
A 20th Century retro Cinema Chair in the Lazy Boy Style. Black leather / leatherette back and seat with broad armrests featuring twin large cup holders. The armchairs featuring the original 5/6 seat numbers and having a black metal frame mounted on hardwood legs. Ideal for home cinema or as a gaming chair. Measures approx; 106cm x 90cm x 64cm.
Lot 673A
A Victorian revival rattan weave Indian colonial inspire parlour chair / armchair. The chair having a well shaped and decorated armorial backrest with sweeping armrests flanking a central circular seat raised on splayed shaped legs with a bulbous apron. Measures approx: 103cm x 62cm x 53cm.
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