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Lot 18
A set of eight mahogany Sheraton style dining room chairs including two carvers, pierced splats with bow fronted seats with leather covered seat inserts, on tapered front legs united by h-stretchers 97cm H x 50cm W x 44cm DPlease note this item is at an offsite location, buyers will be notified of the location post-sale
Lot 370
A Victorian mahogany oval breakfast table, circa 1860, moulded edge top, tilt top, on a turned column, raised on four cabriole legs on scrolling feet 74cm H x 133cm W x 103cm D; a set of four Victorian rosewood carved dining chairs, balloon back with foliage carved top, heraldry style seat cover, upholstered on a serpentine form seat, raised on cabriole legs on the front and saber back. (5)
Lot 455
Cast Aluminium garden furniture, 20th century, to include a bench with scroll arm and leg supports, wooden back slat and seat, L 137 cms, H 79 cms, D 55 cms approx; along with a pair of cast aluminium garden chairs, the decoration mould as ferns and leaves, wooden slat seat, W 63cms, H 90.5 cms, D 67 cms [3]
Lot 459
An Art Deco living room seating suite, comprising Sofa and two chairs; burr maple exposed wood extending from arms with curved base, the front with exposed burr maple, one chair with casters, upholstered in contemporary fabric. Chairs Height 71 cms, Width 90 cms, Width of seat 59 cms, Depth 97 cms. Sofa: Length 180 cms, Depth 97 cms [3]
Lot 834
A set of six Charles II joined oak Yorkshire chairs, circa 1660, having a pair of arched splats carved scrolling centre by a mask, with cusp-profiled upper edge and horse-shoe shaped lower edge with curved projections, the back uprights with inward facing scroll terminals above scratch-carving and applied split-moulding, panelled seat, on block and ball-turned front legs, joined by an elongated ball-turned fore-rail and plain side and rear stretchers; together with another chair in a similar style.100cm H (7)
Lot 360
A Staffordshire pearlware Toby Jug, circa 1790, of traditional form modelled holding a jug in both hands, a pipe leaning against the chair leg to his right, his frock coat washed in grey, with green waistcoat, yellow breeches, the handle and rear part of the chair picked out in green, all upon a canted square base, 23.5cm high (at fault) CONDITION REPORT:The piece shows evidence of restoration to the hat and boots, and possible restoration to the held jug. There are firing cracks to the handle, the left sleeve, the legs where they join the seat, the interior of the handle, and the handle of the held jug. There is the odd firing pit and frit, and various small glazing faults to the surface. The piece shows surface crazing throughout, including craze lines to the handle which run around the exterior to the interior.
Lot 437
A late 15th century carved oak misericord, carved with a central green man below the seat, 48cm high x 27cm wideCondition reportTwo hinge recesses to the rear of the panel, along with minor tack/nail holes, top LH corner has been cut away (see image), 4cm square filled repair to the front (bottom RH corner), otherwise only very minor wear, chips and marks commensurate with age and use
Lot 533
A matched trio of George II/III dining chairs, each with a pierced splat back above a drop in seat and shaped apron, raised upon front cabriole legs and pad feet, plain back swept rear legs, heights 94cm, 96cm and 97cm (3) (at fault)Condition reportThe single mahogany chair, with blocks and heavy glue deposits to the underside joints, chips to both rear feet, with general scuffs to the front legs, overall heavy general wear.The pair of country made mixed wood chairs probably oak and walnut, with splits and repairs to the splats and top rails, extensive play in joints. Blocks added with glue deposits to the underside joints, one rear leg has a worn rounded foot, overall general heavy marks and scuffs.
Lot 535
Four assorted Charles II and later oak chairs, to include an arched panel back example with a board seat on baluster turned front legs, 118cm high, a Charles II panel back chair the arched top rail carved with foliate detail, 115cm high, a lath back chair and a spindle back chair on bobbin turned supports (at fault) (4)
Lot 555
An 18th century Dutch marquetry walnut chair, the vase shaped back inlaid with urn and foliate detail above a bow front upholstered seat, upon front cabriole legs and pad feet, 105cm high, a George II walnut chair with a vase shaped splat back and drop in seat on front cabriole legs and pad feet, 101cm high, a George II padded high back side chair, in classical foliate fabric, raised upon front cabriole legs and pointed pad feet, 114cm high, along with a George II type walnut elbow chair with associated openwork splat back, 108cm high (all with faults and repairs)(4)
Lot 556
Four assorted Carolean chairs, 17th century and later, to include a walnut elbow chair, with a rattan back and seat, raised upon barley twist supports, 113cm high, a Charles II side chair with scrolled pediment above a padded back and padded seat, raised upon front cabriole legs with turned stretchers, 116cm high, along with two further rattan back side chairs (all with faults and repairs) (4)
Lot 559
A 17th century and later oak settle, the high back with a nulled frieze over four panels carved with flower head and lozenge motifs, above four plain inverted panels, upon the moulded twin board seat, ring turned and block supports united by a peripheral cross stretcher, 120cm H x 148cm W x 43cm D (at fault)
Lot 602
* A harlequin set of eight ash, elm and alder Lancashire spindle back chairs, 19th century, each with two rows of turned spindles over an envelope rush seat, raised upon turned front legs, to include two carver chairs each with three rows of spindles, heights 110cm and 100cm (8)Copndition reportThree of the chairs have had spliced repairs to the feet, raising the seat height to 47cm, each of the chairs have very slight 'sagging' in the rush seats, otherwise the joints are firm with little or no play and general wear commensurate with age and use.Both carvers have seats at 45cm, one has a replaced arm, the other with light wear to the arms, the rush seats have been re -worked and therefore have little or no wear, general wear and marks commensurate with age and use, little or no play in the joints.Of the other three chairs, two have had historic worm with some minor chips and losses due to the worm and possible further repairs hidden by stain, although both chairs appear firm with little or no play, both chairs with re worked seats, the third chair with slight play in the joints but otherwise general commensurate wear only, seat height 45cm
Lot 80
* By repute an 1881 Imperial DHF Challenge Penny Farthing bicycle, the black painted tubular frame applied with a leather seat and handlebar terminating in turned wooden handles, fitted with a rod action brake upon the 127cm diameter spoked wheel with solid rubber tyre, 150cm high, along with a 'Wilson Robinson' herringbone tweed jacket, two waistcoats, shirt and cape, along with a collection of 'The Boneshaker' magazine from the 1990'sNB the bicycle is unstamped however the vendor exhibited the bicycle as an Imperial Penny-Farthing (see exhibition details)
Lot 12
EDWARD BARNSLEY (1900-1987) SMALL ARMCHAIR, CIRCA 1964 walnut, with sycamore inlay and drop-in upholstered seat in flame-stitch needlework(50cm (19 1/2in) wide, 81cm (31 3/4in) high, 42cm (16 1/2in) deep)Provenance: Commissioned from Edward Barnsley by Anthony Minoprio John MinoprioFootnote: Note: This chair was made for Mrs Catherine Minoprio to go with the next lot (lot 13).
Lot 36
EDWARD BARNSLEY (1900-1987) TALL ARMCHAIR, CIRCA 1981 walnut, with sycamore inlay and drop-in leather seat(63cm (24 3/4in) wide, 109.5cm (43in) high, 46.5cm (18 1/4in) deep)Provenance: Commissioned from Edward Barnsley by John MinoprioFootnote: Note: The cabinetmaker for this armchair was assistant George Taylor, and the upholsterer was foreman Herbert Upton.
Lot 44
EDWARD BARNSLEY (1900-1987) DRESSING TABLE, CIRCA 1950 walnut, stamped BARNSLEY, 107cm (42 1/4in) wide, 132cm (52in) high, 49cm (19 1/4in) deep; together with a MATCHING STOOL, walnut, with upholstered drop-in seat, 50.5cm (19 3/4in) long, 46cm (18in) high, 33cm (13in) deepProvenance: John Minoprio
Lot 48
Y EDWARD BARNSLEY (1900-1987) TALL ARMCHAIR, CIRCA 1975 Indian rosewood, with sycamore and ebony inlay and leather-upholstered drop-in seat(64.5cm (25 1/4in) wide, 109cm (43in) high, 46cm (18in) deep)Provenance: Commissioned from Edward Barnsley by John MinoprioFootnote: Note: The cabinetmaker for this armchair was assistant Oskar Dawson, and the upholsterer was foreman Herbert Upton. The chair was originally made to accompany Lot 42, a writing cabinet. Note: Please be aware that this lot contains material that may be subject to import/export restrictions, especially outside the EU, due to CITES regulations. Please note it is the buyer's sole responsibility to obtain any relevant export or import licence. For more information visit http://www.defra.gov.uk/ahvla-en/imports-exports/cites/
Lot 56
EDWARD BARNSLEY (1900-1987) ARMCHAIR, CIRCA 1981 walnut, with sycamore inlay and drop-in leather upholstered seat(65.5cm (25 3/4in) wide, 87cm (34 1/4in) high, 48cm (18 3/4) deep)Provenance: Commissioned from Edward Barnsley by John MinoprioFootnote: Note: The cabinetmaker for this armchair was assistant George Taylor, and the upholsterer was foreman Herbert Upton.
Lot 257
Two Silver Plated Napkin Rings, Both having Enamelled Badges, One For S. S. Avoceta (steam passenger liner) the other for Scarborough, together with an Enamelled Guide Dogs for The Blind Jewel and a Presentation Plaque Inscribed 'The Chair was Given to Edward Col Cadbury on the 10th November 1934-His 13th Birthday, By His Grandmother Geraldine S Cadbury Who Embroidered the Seat and Back'
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