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Lot 75
the grey painted frame carved with flowerheads, leaf tips, and outlined with beading, covered in blue floral silk brocade167cm wide, 92cm high, seat 61cm deepFootnote: Note: The French émigré chair maker François Hervé worked as a cabinet-maker and chairmaker between 1781-96 and is recorded as working for the Prince of Wales, the Duke of Devonshire and Earl Spencer. His premises were recorded at 32 John Street, close to Tottenham Court Road.
Lot 712
AN UNUSUAL EARLY VICTORIAN MAHOGANY REGULATOR WITH 24-HOUR DIALBy Barraud, LondonThe case with a shallow arch, circular glazed dial opening, above rectangular glazed panel door, on plinth base, the 11in. circular silvered dial, signed [perhaps a replacement?] with sweep minutes, and subsidiaries for seconds and twenty-four hours, the substantial plates with angled shoulders, six large turned pillars, six crossings to the wheels with deadbeat escapement and maintaining power, the glazed mercurial pendulum suspended from a substantial ‘A’-frame mounted on the seatboard, 201cm highCondition reportThe Mercury is temporarily stored separately. One brass cased weight. One weight pulley and key. Case: We’ll figured veneers to the front, especially to the hood and base. Please see additional images on our web for filled former fixings holes in sides. Perhaps these were for some solid fixing?Holes filled on backboard behind movement with a relatively modern wood filler. Would be better removed?Two pairs of additional fixing holes for the pendulum A frame on movement seat board. Two L shaped fixings on backboard to firm up the A frame, once in place. Currently the rear seat board screw holes are covered by forward position of the A frame. Screw hole ties in with risers beneath. Three small vacant holes and two filled holes in seatboard between lower pillars. Beat adjustment bridge has a spare screw hole and two locators which might have been for a cock which held in place the pendulum suspension block. The current suspension block is clearly a replacement.The substantial movement has been well cared for over the years but is now dusty and will require a full service before running.Unusually for Barraud the movement and dial is unnumbered. It may be that it is a replacement, possibly once enamel? The style of the turning to the foot of the dial feet does not match the foot turning of the pillars. The five minute markers and seconds numerals are heavy block. Substantial plates, canted on the upper corners. Wheel work of six crossings.
Lot 713
A MAHOGANY REGULATORThe movement by Charles Frodsham, London, circa 1870, the case modernNow in a recent mahogany case of typical form, the 12in. circular silvered dial, signed, with sweep centre minutes and subsidiaries for seconds and hours, the five pillar movement wound from the reverse, with substantial enclosed brass plates, with screwed brass dust covers, signed to the reverse and No. 1034, with subsidiary settings dials for the seconds and minutes, six crossings to the wheels with deadbeat escapement, jewelled pallets, substantial grid iron pendulum, 195cm highCondition reportAs stated above the case is modern. It is in good condition. The movement was most likely housed in a room, within its own housing, perhaps within panelling. It winds from the reverse with lends to this theory, perhaps some sort of institution? The movement is substantial and has screwed dust covers. Has three substantial L brackets to hold it to seat board. Lacquering is a deep corn colour and worn in places. Movement is oily and will require a clean and service before running. Grid iron pendulum is modern. With weight pulley and weight and square key racket
Lot 951
A PAIR OF GAINSBOROUGH STYLE OPEN ARMCHAIRS (2)On block supports 62cm wide; 107cm highCondition report: Height from floor to top of seat - 49cm Width of seat between the arms - 52.5cm wide Depth of seat from back to front 52 cm deep Height from top of seat to top of the back - 58cmA few scuffs and minor chips to the extremities and edges, commensurate with use and age. Frames see good and sturdy.
Lot 959
A MATCHED SET OF EIGHT LANCASHIRE LADDER BACK DINING CHAIRS (8)On turned supports, 48cm wide; 94cm high (8)Condition report: The chairs all stand firm, with good solid frames. The rush seats are intact and also firm. There are subtle differences to render the group a matched set, including slight differences in height to block supports of the seat backs. Various other smaller knocks, scuffs and scratches in areas commensurate with age and use. A few dents to the seat backs and one with deeper marks to the horizontal rails. In our opinion they can be used today.
Lot 966
A SET OF SIX 19TH CENTURY OAK FRAMED DINING CHAIRS (6)On tapering reeded supports 50cm wide; 92cm high (6)Condition reports: Later blue leather seats and back. Good overall condition. Scuffs, knocks, dents from wear and use commensurate with and age and use, including to the legs, feet and top rails and the odd chip to the front of the seat rails. Some minor shrinkage between joints. Light wear to leather seats. A few repairs, including one with resecured front legs and another repair to a front corner of another seat. Structurally solid and in good ready to use condition.Dust sheets attached and rails not examined beneath.Please see extra images on the website.
Lot 1020
A SET OF SIX 18TH CENTURY LATER BLEACHED BEECH FRAMED OPEN ARMCHAIRS (6)With oval backs and serpentine seats, 62cm wide; 95cm highCondition report: Various old repairs in places, including to the joints where the arms meet the oval backs and to shrinkage of the top crest. Wear, loss of some detail and shrinkage to joints, commensurate with age. One chair frame with a break to the back - see extra images. Another with a split and a further loose element to the front of the carved crest to the top rail. Otherwise most chairs are relatively sturdy. Some repegging to the arms to secure. Other small chips and losses commensurate with use and age, including to the feet and details of the legs. Seat covers with some marks and staining. A few spots of paint. Please see extra images on www.bellmans.co.uk
Lot 1050
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY STUDDED BLACK LEATHERED UPHOLSTERED HIGH BACK SOFAWith bow seat, on tapering mahogany supports, 128cm wide; 63cm deep; 100cm highCondition report: Leather upholstery later. Overall in good, decorative order. Sturdy frame, functional and relatively ready to use. Leather dirty and dusty some, some wear. Tapering feet an slightly splayed at the back with numerous dents and scuffs and wear. The front legs look to be likely replacements with less wear tha n the front legs and a different stain to the beech. Castors and mounts slightly differ, one is stamped. Seat rails have not been inspected as concealed by a dust sheet.
Lot 1060
A PAIR OF GEORGE III MAHOGANY FRAMED OPEN ARMCHAIRS (2)With oval back, on channelled square supports, 63cm wide; 94cm highCondition report: Various old repairs in areas, notably repegged arms. One chair with resecured legs - screws visible to the seat rails and webbing. This chair with pencil inscription the front rail, with various dates. The other chair with later corner blocks. General wear and tear commensurate with use and age, chips and knocks in some areas, rubbing and wear, notably a chip to the top patera of the seat rail crest to one and the other rubbed and worn. Upholstery worn and the seats quite saggy. Trim to the edges loose in some areas.Please see extra images on www.bellmans.co.uk
Lot 1115
ATTRIBUTED TO WILLIAM GOMM; A SET OF SIX GEORGE III MAHOGANY SQUARE BACK DINING CHAIRS (6)On block supports, 59cm wide; 94cm highCondition report: Overall the chairs have been restored at some point. Numerous old breaks to the legs and stretchers which have been carefully repaired, stained and polished over to appear quite discrete. Some old worm holes to the rails as to be expected. The frames are quite sturdy. One chair with corner blocks to the seat rails. Flame stitch pattern upholstery is later, relatively recent. Tufted buttons with some loose threads. The are the inevitable odd chip, scuff, knock and abrasions to the legs and stretches as to be expected with use and age. Please see additional images.
Lot 1125
A SET OF EIGHT EARLY 19TH CENTURY YEW AND ELM WINDSOR CHAIRS (8)With pierced splat and solId seat on turned supports, each approximately 65cm wide; 112cm highCondition report: Various old repairs in areas, mostly to the curved horizontal seat back rail. Please see additional images to illustrate this. Some legs with various old shrinkage splits. Some turning to the legs does vary very slightly. Other shrinkage areas to the odd turned upright, scuffs, wear and chips, commensurate with use and age. Some warping, including one chair back which leans down to the left side and is a little lower than the others.
Lot 100
Propeller. A fine WWI four-blade propeller from an Airco DH4, the laminated mahogany blades sheathed in brass, retaining original red factory paint, the boss stamped D.H.4., A.B. 6861, 275 H.P. P.R., R.H., D.2850. P. 3600, G. 136. NO. 61, additionally stamped 138 No 61, approximately 290cm diameterQty: (1)Footnote: The Airco DH4 was a British two-seat biplane day bomber used extensively during WWI. It was designed by Geoffrey de Havilland and was used for both day bombing and reconnaissance missions. Postwar service saw the DH4 used as a mailplane and an early commercial passenger airplane to Europe.
Lot 14
Aviation Photographs. A large collection of approximately 1440 colour military and civil aviation photographs circa 1970-1990, contained in 24 albums each identified with type and quantity, comprising Hawk 200 and Hawk variants (70), various fighter aircraft and others (98), Harrier Mk5 (52), Historical Aircraft, monochrome (110), Harrier GR5 and variants (61), various historic aircraft (43), Rapier and miscellaneous subjects (63), Nasa, various military and others (52), BAE ralated and Falklands War (76), various helicopters (33), various guns and missiles (49), various ships and submarines (50), civil aircraft (130), EAP and Euro fighter (60), aircraft missiles (40), airbus variants (54), Tornado IDS and ADV (70), Red Arrows (44), USA Harrier AV-8A and AV-8B (40), BAE Hawk and T-45 plus variants of foreign (50), Sea Harrier FRSI, FRS2 and variants (78), Hawk TMMkI and Hawk 200 single seat (45), Harrier GR3 Harrier GRI Kestrel (45), Hawks and Hawks / Tornado (27), various sizes but mostly 20 x 25cmQty: (24 albums)
Lot 3767
HOWARD & SONS; a late Victorian upholstered oak framed armchair raised on ring turned front legs with turned uprights to the arms and with the feature of having a reading stand slotted into the right hand arm, stamped to brass caps and castors, length of chair 97cm, height to seat 36cm, width 77cm.Additional InformationBoth back legs are split and one has a detached and associated caster, general wear as you would expect, elsewhere with some scuffs to the woodwork.
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