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Click here to subscribeA LUBA FEMALE CARYATID STOOL, CARVED WOOD, DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO AND TWO OTHERS (3)20th CenturyThe first, 43cm high; the second with two figures back to back, 34.5cm high; the third with four supports carved with masks, 29cm high (3) Condition report: The first with a chunk missing from the top of the seat. Shrinkage and other small chips and rubbings. The others with various chips and losses.
A PAIR OF EARLY 19TH CENTURY FAUX ROSEWOOD OPEN ARMCHAIRSWith bobbin turned frames, 60cm wide; 94cm high (2)Condition report: Rubbing, fading, scuffs and scratches to the faux rosewood painted surfaces overall. One chair with an arm loose, requires easy resecuring. The odd screw missing from one of the castors. One front corner joint reglued. Cushions old and tatty, dirty and with numerous losses, as are the arm rests with many various tears and losses; all requiring reupholstering and covering.Seats are webbed rather than caned. See bellmans.co.uk for additional images. Seat height with cushion - 43cm. Seat height without cushion - 30cm
A SET OF FOUR FRENCH EMPIRE STYLE EBONISED AND WHITE PAINTED OPEN ARMCHAIRS (4)With lattice backs on turned faux fluted supports, 49cm wide; 87cm highCondition Report: All chairs are solid and are standard size. No damage or breaks. Minor rubbing to the painted decoration. Seat height with cushion 42cm. Seat height without cushion 46cm
A PAIR OF 17TH CENTURY STYLE OAK BENCHES (2)Each on cup and cover supports, united by perimeter stretcher, 184cm wide; 46cm highDepth of seat is 29cm across The width of the bench from from the other edge of the foot across to the other foot is 179cm in length, and the top is 184cm as stated. They are in good condition.. There is some colour variation to the top consistent with age and use. Otherwise they are of strong construction with no damage or breaks. They are in good condition.
A LATE 19TH / EARLY 20TH CENTURY CHINESE-EXPORT BENCHWith marble inset panelled back and seat surrounded by mother-of-pearl floral inlay, 190cm wide; 103cm high; together with various other elements of a similar benchCondition Report: See additional images. Overall solid construction. Minor shrinkage to some joints. Several joints with minor chips (see photots). Note: this was once a pair, we have spare parts form the second sofa.
IN THE MANNER OF GEORGE SMITH; A DOUBLE HUMP-BACK SOFAOn turned ebonised supports, 180cm wide; 86cm highCondition report: The fabric requires replacing, as can been seen - it’s worn and torn. The cushions appear to be feather filled. The depth from the back edge of the sofa at the furthest point to the front edge of the seat (excluding the protruding cushion) is 110cm. The depth from the outside of the back edge of the seat to the front edge is 83 cm, and including protruding cushion is 100cm The depth internally from the seat back (not including the cushion cavity) to the front edge 64cm and including the protruding cushion is 75cm approx. The frame is solid, no wobble to the arms. Legs and castors are good. The back and cushions are feather filled. Needs recovering.
A FRENCH CAFE STYLE TAN LEATHER UPHOLSTERED EASY ARMCHAIROn tapering ebonised bock supports 82cm wide; 87cm high70 cm deep overall and 47 cm high, from floor to the top of the seat cushion. Condition reportLabel - ‘Artsome for Coach House Collection’ Some areas of leather a little scuffed. Sticky blue label on the top rail will require careful removal - it will leave a mark that will need repolishing. Otherwise good.
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY FRENCH EASY ARMCHAIRSOn turned ebonised supports, 83cm wide; 76cm deep; 94cm highCondition report: One front castor is off and loose but with the lot, as a consequence the base of the foot is chipped/ Legs generally with scuffs, a few dents and marks commensurate with wear, use and age. Dust sheets have been cut at the front to inspect the seat rails. Please see additional images on www.bellmans.co.uk.
AN 18TH CENTURY HEPPLEWHITE STYLE WINDOW SEATWith double bow studded leather upholstered seat on channelled mahogany supports, 120cm wide; 48cm highCondition report: The overall depth is 39.5cm. The leather covering is very worn with more tears towards one end. Missing patera to the side corner block. The frame with the inevitable and numerous scuffs, dents and marks commensurate with considereable wear, use and age. Some small losses to edges and corners. The legs with unexplained plug marks towards the top, see additional images. The mahogany is also quite faded. Please see additional images on www.bellmans.co.uk.Some minor old worm holes in small areas.
GEORGE SMITH; A BLUE CHECK UPHOLSTERED TWO SEAT SOFAOn turned supports, 155cm wide; 83cm deep; 80cm highCondition Report: Upholstery is tatty, will need a clean. Frame is in good, solid condition. Arms with no wobble. No damage or breaks. Castor is loose to front leg and is with the lot. Fire regs label - see images. Makers mark is on the label. See image.
A BRAEMAR HARRIS TWEED PETIT SOFAOn turned supports, 155cm wide; 86cm high94cm deep overall from the back of the seat edge to the front. The seat 86cm deep from the outside edge to the front. The inside of the seat 65cm deep Condition report: Fire regulations label to the underside. A few light scuffs, very minor dents and marks commensurate with wear, use and age.Small loss to the thread on the seat back and the odd mark. Please see additional images on www.bellmans.co.uk.
A LARGE LOUIS XVI GILT FRAMED HUMP-BACK ARMCHAIRWith reeded and rope twist frame on tapering fluted supports, 86cm wide; 101cm highCondition report: Pegged constrution. Worm holes in areas, notably the seat rails and other parts. Loss to the gilding and gesso ground with missing mounts to the corners of the seat fram, as can be seen in the images. Various other chips, scuffs, dents and marks commensurate with wear, use and age. The frame is a little loose and requires resecuring. Ink inscribed label to the underside. Red upholstery is dirty, a few tears, worn with various marks and stains, paint / plaster like marks to the back. Please
A LATE 17TH CENTURY AND LATER CARVED OAK WAINSCOT CHAIRThe panelled back with carved crest above a motto ‘DIEU DEPEND LE DRIOT’ and scene of a knight on horseback, carved ‘IC 51’ above a plank seat on turned supports, 73cm wide; 64cm deep; 148cm highFootnoteRemains of a printed label to the reverse referring to Sir Walter Scott.ProvenanceGiven in memory of Brigadier Hugh Willan D.S.O.M.C (1882-1960).Property of Winchester Cathedral.Condition report: The later elements include some of the back panelling, such as the lower register of the back. Please see the reverse image. The castle and knight relief carved panel appears to be later and associated The carving the uppermost crest and other areas could be 19th Century in a historical manner. We strongly suggest this chair is viewed and potential buyers can satisfy themselves. The inevitable scuffs, knocks and subsequent small losses, scratches, some shrinkage and general heavy wear over the years. Some old worm in areas. The seat with later blocks to the underside to secure. Possibly the carving to the top crest is later embellished. Some shrinkage to the relief carved panel depicting the knight.
A MATCHED SET OF NINE GILT-METAL MOUNTED EBONISED DINING CHAIRS, FOUR EARLY 19TH CENTURY AND FOUR LATER (9)On sabre supports, including a pair of carvers, four stamped ‘GEE’, probably by John GeeCondition report: Four chairs are stamped to the underside of the front rail ‘GEE’, probably for John Gee. The other four not stamped and later. All earlier chairs later re-caned. Two later examples with holes to the front of the caning, where it meets the seat rail. The with sagging cane and a hole at the front. Another double caned. The four that are stamped have greater wear and age in comparisons to the unstamped four; various small dents and knocks, notably to the fronts of the seat rails.. One with a repaired break to the upright of the back. General scuffs, dents and knocks to the surfaces, with the odd light worm holes. One arm-chair with metal brackets to support the side rails; repaired joint to the side rails and front legs. The metal roundels are tarnished. General wear, rubbing and scuffs to the ebonising. Seat height without cushion 44cm, seat height without cushion 48cm.
A CHARLES II OAK SINGLE CHAIRWith double carved arch back over solid seat on bobbin turned supports the front rail stamped IB 49cm wide; 106cm highCondition report: The joints are relatively solid although there is a slight movement to the back when slight force is applied. The solid plank seat with a little shrinkage and a hole to the front left corner and other loss. Please see additional images on www.bellmans.co.uk.Otherwise the inevitable scuffs, rubbed areas, signs of wear, old chips and losses including a small section of split beaded moulding to the upright and the scroll finial of the upright on the left side. Wear to feet. Dirt and dust.
A LARGE MODERN SHELL BACK ARM CHAIROn parcel-gilt painted cabriole supports,105cm wide; 88cm highCondition report: Upholstery marked on seat. Arms with slight wobble/ Base and legs good. Arms move when force is applied, eventually might need reinforcing but fine for now. The fabric is cram with a pattern. Unable to identify precisely but believe it to be cotton with a synthetic blend.
THUR-OP-SEAT - S22 MODEL; A SET OF SEVEN MID-20TH CENTURY STACKING DINING CHAIRS AND ONE MATCHED EXAMPLE (8)54cm wide; 79cm highCondition report: One chair doesn’t have the open hand carrying slot at the back of the seat and is a matched into the set. Various scuffs, scratches, knocks and dents to the seats and frames, as to be expected with use and age.The paintwork is worn and chipped to the legs, with some opening up of the joints at the side, where the legs meet. Some tarnishing and verde gris to the metal screws securing the seat to the frame.Please see additional images.
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CARVED OAK ECCLESIASTICAL ARMCHAIRS (2)With relief carved backs, one depicting The Flagellation and the other The Accession, with embossed leather seat backs and one seat covered, on X-frame supports, 74cm wide; 68cm deep; 183cm highFootnoteA comparable pair of high back chairs at Dunster Castle incorporate earlier Flemish carvings, dating from circa 1600 and depict scenes from the Passion.ProvenanceOne with label to reverse; ‘In Memory of Brigadier F.G. Willan D.S.O.C.M.G (1878-1957)’.The property of Winchester CathedralCondition report: Crests loose, wear and tear, losses in areas. Shrinkage in areas, with various losses and chips to the extremities and the frame and edges of some the carving, commensurate with use and age. Wear to the arms, legs and edges. One with leather seat and back, but with numerous holes and losses. The other with back pad with numerous losses. Repair to the top of one chair, visible at the back and horizontal line visible from the front. Constructional joints to x frame legs and arms visible. Pegs joining the top of the arms to the frame visible. Relatively sturdy frames, finials would benefit from tightening to arms. No apparent or obvious signs of worm. Please see additional images on www.bellmans.co.uk
A PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY CARVED OAK ECCLESIASTICAL ARMCHAIRS (2)With relief carved backs one depicting Judgement Day the other the Trial of Christ, with embossed leather covered seat backs and one seat covered, on X-frame supports, 74cm wide; 68cm deep; 183cm highFootnoteA comparable pair of high back chairs at Dunster Castle incorporate earlier Flemish carvings, dating from circa 1600 and depict scenes from the Passion. ProvenanceThe property of Winchester CathedralCondition report: The top crests area loose. Frames pretty sturdy, finials to arms a little loose. One arm has been resecured and the other a little loose. The one with re-covered seat but retaining the leather covered back pad. The other missing this back pad and the supporting rail. Wear and loss to the leather. Some shrinkage to timber, general chips and losses to some of the extremities and frame,, wear and rubbing commensurate with use and age. The lion crests very worn and rubbed with losses to the edges. No obvious signs of worm. Please see additional images www.bellmans.co.uk.
A miniature or apprentice Chippendale style armchair, together with a balloon chair, the armchair with scrolling splat back, turned arms and cabriole leg terminating in ball and claw feet, 50cm high, the other of dish back form, carved backrest, and cabriole leg, 44cm high.Condition report: Knocks and scratches to both, dining chairs seat cover is stained
An oak eight day longcase clock, the arched silvered automaton dial engraved 'Matthews Leighton', striking the hour, with reeded columns to the hood and a plain case, 238cm highCondition report: Pendulum and weights, Case with splits and wear. Good overall colour. Height excluding finials – 225cm.The section where the seat board sits has been reinforced/altered, suggesting they movement is possibly associated with the clock. The trunk door is not warped. The base appears to have been cut down with a plinth added at a later stage. Please see additional images.
A pair of Edwardian inlaid rosewood bedroom chairs, with pierced and inlaid splats, over-stuffed seats and turned front legs, 72cm high (2)Provenance: The Peter and Pat Crofts CollectionCondition report: Different upholstered seats.One top a little faded.34cm high to seat. Total height 72cm.
A pair of George IV style mahogany and walnut metamorphic library chairs, 20th century, each with scrolling open arms over a drop-in seat, converting into library steps, 57cm wide, 60cm deep, 90cm high (2) Provenance: 47 Phillimore Gardens, Holland Park, London, W8.Condition report: One seat black, one seat green, both function correctly and are very solid, both have light surface scratches, one flecked with green paint.
A set of eight George III style mahogany dining chairs, 20th century, to include two elbow chairs, each with a pierced splat back over a drop in seat and 'H' form stretcher, 54.5cm wide, 53cm deep, 96cm high, seat 46cm highCondition report: Knocks and wear to the frames, although sturdy. Some wear and marks to the seats.
A pair of Louis XVI style giltwood armchairs, late 19th century, raised on turned reeded legs, with carved decoration, seats, arms and backs upholstered in floral velvet damask, 62cm wide, 56cm deep, 105cm high, seat 44cmCondition report: With chips and losses to the gilding, one with split armrest, cracks occurring. Upholstery with minor tears in places.
A G-Plan dining suite, 1970s, comprising, a 'Sierra' teak dining table, with a super elliptical top, 150cm wide, 107cm deep, 73cm high, and a set of four 'Fresco' teak dining chairs, with upholstered seats, with shaped slatted backs, 49cm wide, 54cm deep, 98cm high, seat 44cm, and two upholstered dining chairs (7)Condition report: All pieces with wear and marks commensurate with age and use. The table and chairs in good order. The upholstery to the chairs faded.
A yew wood and elm child's Windsor rocking chair, second quarter 19th century and later adapted, by George Nicholson: the arched toprail above a pierced backsplat and spindles, with shaped seat and turned legs with crinoline stretcher; on twin bowed rails; the seat edge stamped NICHOLSON ROCKLEY; 66.5cm high, 45cm wide
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