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Click here to subscribeA Vitra 'Coconut Chair',designed in 1955 by George Nelson for Herman Miller, with leather upholstery in a fibreglass shell, raised on a chromed tripod base, with manufacturer's label to the underneath, 100cm wide100cm deep86cm high, seat 29.5cm high Condition report: With some wear and marks to the shell. The leather with some wear to the corners. The chrome supports in good order. Additional images uploaded.
An Arts and Crafts 'Egyptian' pine stool,German, the concave seat mounted with leather panels, the frame profusely decorated with pokerwork hieroglyphics, labelled 'F. Stadt Frankfurt and C Jockel, 118 George Street Edinburgh',56.5cm wide 24.5cm deep40.5cm highCondition report: Wear to the frame. Leather hard and creased and some cracking. Metal studs to the top of the seat.
*The 'Peacock' iron rocking chair,c.1993, designed by Derek Lloyd, with a wrought iron frame, scrolled arms with peacock heads, with a blue moiré silk seat and buttoned back,58.5cm wide70cm deep125cm high, seat 52cm highIn 1941, at the age of five, Derek Lloyd was evacuated from Birmingham to Worcestershire where his new home was opposite a blacksmith's shop. He started to assist there, later undertaking a four-year apprenticeship. After serving in the army, he established his own blacksmithing business and also taught at what is now the National School of Blacksmithing in Hereford. A farrier all his life, Derek has shoed thousands of horses including winners of the Grand National and Cheltenham Gold Cup. This chair was designed and created as an entry in the 1993 Ornamental Ironwork National Championship.*Artist's Resale Right may apply to this lot.Condition report: Some staining to the front of the seat and arms.
A set of six oak dining chairs,Danish, designed by Børge Mogensen for Karl Andersson & Söner, each with plain turned supports, blue fabric back and seat, two labelled,53cm wide43cm deep76.5cm high, seat 42.5cm high (6)Condition report: Recovered and restored. Two labels still attached. Some minor knocks and scuffing.
An Art Deco-style maple stool,with ebonised detailing and a leather seat,70cm wide 39.5cm deep63cm high, and a bird's-eye maple bedside cabinet,with a bevelled top over a single drawer, above a cabinet door opening on to a single shelf, with turned ebonised handles, 35cm wide31cm deep67cm highProvenance: The Lawrie Gatehouse Collection.Condition report: With some crackling to the veneer. Some scuffing to the bases of both.
A pair of Viennese Secessionist 'Fledermaus' armchairs, designed by Josef Hoffmann for Jacob & Josef Kohn, Austria, c.1910, each with a red-stained beech frame, with upholstered seat and back, 55cm wide49cm deep74cm high, seat 44cm high (2)Condition report: Some minor cracks to the frames. Upholstery later. Structurally sound.
A set of six stackable dining chairs,Italian, designed in 1967 by Giovanni Carini for Planua, each with a slung leather seat and back, with chromed frame, 48cm wide43cm deep73cm high, seat 41cm high (6)Condition report: Flaking to the chrome. One chair with a missing screw fixing the seat to the frame. The leather with patination. Some of the suspensions with rust and patination.
An 'Antelope' bench, c.1950, designed by Ernest Race and manufactured by Race Furniture Ltd. from 1951 for the Festival of Britain, bent and painted steel, moulded and painted plywood,104cm wide56cm deep78.5cm high, seat 46cm high, anda magazine rack,1950s, with a plywood top on a bent metal stand,47.5cm wide32cm deep40cm high (2)Acquired by the owner's grandfather directly from the Festival of Britain site when it was being dismantled.The 'Antelope' was produced to furnish the outdoor terraces of the Festival Hall at the Festival of Britain in 1951. It was available in either chair or bench versions. The seat was painted in the Festival colours of yellow, blue, red or grey. The 'Antelope' demonstrates the economic use of material and form. The delicate curvilinear outline and distinctive ball feet typify the contemporary or festival style of the early 1950s. The design gained an international reputation for Ernest Race. Like Race's 'BA3' chair, the 'Antelope' received a commendation at the 1954 Milan Triennale. Race Furniture Ltd. put it into commercial production in the mid-1950s.Condition report: The seat appears to have been repainted. Chips and splitting to the wood. Painted frame with chips and possible paint additions.
A six-piece modular 'Caterpillar' settee,1970s, reupholstered, each section in cream with bolster backs, each component:135cm wide, 380cm wide overall95cm deep, 345cm overall75cm high, seat 40cm high (12)Condition report: On low block feet, each bolster fixed together with hoops and clips. Used condition - wear through usage. Some stains to the front - appears to have some tears to the 'strap fixings. Additional images uploaded.
Four 'Series 7' chairs, modern, designed in 1955 by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen, also known as 'Model 3107', in raspberry, 47cm wide52cm deep77.5cm high, seat 44.5cm high (4) Condition report: With wear. The chrome is tarnished, three of the caps beneath the seats are cracked. Edges with wear.
A pair of 'Dialogo' armchairs,designed by Afra & Tobia Scarpa for B&B Italia, each with a cherrywood frame and tan leather seat and backs, branded under the seat, 51.5cm wide56cm deep79cm high, seat 44cm high (2)Condition report: Wear to the edging of the leather seats and backs. Some knocks and scuffing through wear to the frames.
An Arts and Crafts oak settle, in the manner of Liberty, with a panelled back, over a hinged seat and spindle galleried arms, 107cm wide48cm deep121cm high, seat 45.5cm highCondition report: Good overall - condition, some marks to the top of the back rail. It appears to have been repolished. Mouldings and feet caps all appear to be good. The whole construction is sturdy and sound.
A set four leather armchairs, 1970s, each of low backed square design, upholstered in cognac leather with stuffed fixed seat cushion, with piped edges and steel detailing, on plastic castors, 68cm wide58cm deep70cm high, seat 48cm high (4)Condition report: With scratches wear and patination to the leather. Some stains occurring.
A pair of red baize chairs,Italian, in the style of Paolo Buffa, each with a high back, buttoned details, and a cushion seat, raised on turned wood supports, 73cm wide90cm deep101cm high, seat 50cm high (2)Condition report: Both fair condition - one has fading to the back of the chair and holes to the top of the back.
An Italian blondewood lounge suite, designed by Paolo Buffa, worn, each piece with latticed side panels, spindle turned back, with original orange seat and back, with chain-link underseat, comprising:a settee, 133cm wide 84cm deep80cm high, seat 38cm high approximately, anda pair of armchairs,66cm wide75cm deep80cm high, seat 38cm high approximately (3)Provenance: A private residence in Nice, France.Condition report: A restoration project. The frames and armchairs are worn. Loss of colour and some water damage to the base of the legs. Chain link underseats are worn, rusted and calcified.Cushions appear to be original - but worn and stained. Back rails appear to have been reset and some chips to the sofa and armchairs at the joins on these places.
An ebonised Liberty & Co. 'Argyll' corner chair,c.1890, originally designed by Ford Maddox Brown for Morris & Co., on ring-turned legs, with a drop-in rushed seat, with ring-turned stretchers and back spindles, 42cm square71cm high, seat 42cm high, andan Aesthetic Movement 'Thebes' ebonised side table,c.1890, after an original design by E W Godwin, of two-tiered construction, on tapering ring-turned legs, the lower tier with spindle supports,40cm square69cm high (2)Condition report: The seat re-rushed. Both with scratches and wear to the ebonisation. Appearing more pronounced on the chair.
A beechwood and paper cord folding valet chair,by Fratelli Reguitti,41.5cm wide111cm high, seat 48.5cm high, andanother valet, both branded 'Made in Italy' (2)Condition report: Some wear to the strung seat, used condition. Both slightly stained - some split to the boat-shaped dish on the first.
A set of eight rosewood 'Model 79' chairs, §Danish, designed by Niels Otto Møller for J L Møllers Møbelfabrik, each with a woven leather seat, labelled 'JL Møller Models' and 'Danish Furniture Makers' Control' label, 50cm wide50cm deep78cm wide, seat 45cm high (8)Bought from Oscar Woollens, Finchley Road, London Condition report: Frames in good condition. The seats are all worn and stained.CITES A10 No. 607764/01
A set of six Eglin industrial dining chairs,1960s, each with a wrought iron frame, seat and back, upholstered in green vinyl, with beech armrests, manufacturer's label to the underneath,55cm wide48cm deep78cm high, seat 43cm high (6)Condition report: Scratches and marks to the armrests and frmaes. The upholstery to some of the chairs with some tearing to the backs.
A set of six 'Bertoia' wire chairs,designed by Harry Bertoia, each with an olive seat cushion, 49cm wide54cm deep78cm high, seat 46cm high (6)Provenance: From the estate of post-war architect Brian Smith, who worked for Frederick MacManus & Partners on the Gospel Oak Development, London, and for the United Reformed Church. He took over as senior partner of the firm in 1969.Condition report: Some rusting to the frames. One stapled strap to the underside. Used condition.
A Swedish 'Ilona' teak sofa,designed in 1971 by Arne Norell for Norell Möbel AB, with a turned frame, seats and backs from suspended leather, with loose seat and back cushions upholstered in buttoned leather, 147cm wide80cm deep74cm high, seat 30cm high Condition report: Some scuffs and wear to the frame. Upholstery in good order.
An Avro Anson aircraft seat,with a black leather seat, safety belt, with a back pocket, stamped 'Avro',47cm wide50cm deep92cm highThis stunning military aircraft seat once graced the interior of an Avro Anson military plane.The Avro Anson was a twin-engine plane launched in 1935, on the cusp of WWII. With its durable frame and above-average flight distances, the Anson was mainly used to train bomber crews before they began flying heavy frontline aircraft, such as the famous Avro Lancaster Bomber.This seat features its original restored and restrengthened leather, including the Avro maker's mark. The lightweight tubular metal frame comes in its original painted finish and has been strengthened to increase its longevity, while new webbing replaces missing seat support straps. A missing belt has been authentically reproduced, resulting in a museum-ready exhibit or a unique chair for the home.Condition report: Dried out and cracked leather throughout. Later safety belt reset with new screws. Frame worn.
A turquoise upholstered corner settee,Danish, with spiral piping on flattened bun supports, 230cm wide approximately75cm deep78cm high, seat 36cm highCondition report: Back not upholstered. Tears to the back of the settee, wear to the supports and front seats.The upholstery is worn and there are visible stains. The width across is approx 232cm.
A Fritz Hansen 'Model 4365' teak armchair,1960s, designed by Søren Hansen, on turned legs, the armrests, seat and back upholstered in black leather, with manufacturer's label to the reverse of the front stretcher, 70cm wide85cm deep104cm high, seat 40cm highCondition report: The leather with some creasing. WIth a circular, penny sized (1p) patching to the seat, The legs with scuffs to the bottom.
A Gordon Gordon Russell 'Stow' oak stool, 1920s, designed by Gordon Russell, with a leather latticed seat with brass studs, over chamfered friezes, on chamfered block legs with chamfered flat cross stretchers, labelled ‘Russell & Sons, Broadway, Worcs’,40.5cm square 43.5cm highCondition report: Some splits to the latticed leather seat - all with age and staining. Some staining to the frame. Scuffing and chips to the wood on the base of the legs.
A walnut and copper side chair,c.1900, by Carlo Bugatti (1856-1940), the frame mounted with embossed copper and pewter inlay, a vellum seat, signed 'Bugatti', and a drum-shaped and vellum-mounted back with ink floral patterns, held with ropes and with silk tassels, the apron cut with arcaded details, the front with copper-mounted tassels, 41.5cm wide55cm deep102cm high, seat 41cm highCondition report: Wear throughout. Green tinge to the ropes, copper mounts and the edging. Seat with torn seat. Knocks and losses to the inlay. Old worn holes the the frame in places. Some bracings loose on legs and sides.
A set of four 'Maria' oak dining chairs,Italian, designed in 1972 by Mauro Pasquinelli for Pallavisini, each with a swept back, the seat upholstered in a polychrome patterned textile, 48cm wide50cm deep76cm high, seat 46cm high (4)Condition report: With some chips and scratches to the frame. Upholstery faded.
A pair of teak 'Grand Prix' chairs,designed by Arne Jacobsen for Fritz Hansen, branded 'Made by FH Denmark', 45.5cm wide48cm deep77.5cm high, seat 44cm high (2)Provenance: From the estate of post-war architect Brian Smith, who worked for Frederick MacManus & Partners on the Gospel Oak Development, London, and for the United Reformed Church. He took over as senior partner of the firm in 1969.Condition report: One scuffed and scoured to the back. Stoppers still attached to the base of the legs. Both marked to the seats. Dating from the 1960s/early 1970s, the stamped maker's mark predates the modern sticky labels used from the mid-1970s until they were replaced by the modern-day aluminium badges.
A pair of Tilden 'Churchill' oak armchairs,c.1925, designed by Philip Tilden, manufactured by Heal & Son, each with turned front supports, on a carved H-shaped stretcher, upholstered in mustard faux leather with studded edges, with ivorine buttons to the underside and incised 'U9385' ,58cm wide56cm deep90cm high, seat 47cm high (2)Condition report: With some scratches and marks to the frames. The upholstery with minor staining in places.
A pair of 'Dormouse' chairs, designed by Ernest Race for Race Furniture, each upholstered in wool fabric, raised on plastic castors, labelled to the underside,85cm wide85cm deep89cm high, seat 42cm high (2)Condition report: The front castor to one of the chairs broken. Stains to the upholstery. Some worn sections to the upholstery.
A 1970 Morris Mini Mk 2 Cooper S 1275ccRegistration no. CLO 848HChassis no. KA2S6 - 1238298Engine no. 52373Odometer: 54585Almond green with white roof and wheelsFrom the estate of a Yorkshire gentleman, Cedric Gillson, the Mini V5 records the first registration as 1 January 1970. This is a very pretty, original UK right-hand drive car and was purchased by the vendor on 3 November 2006. The car has been fully restored and has a Heritage Certificate advising the date of dispatch as 31 January 1969 to a dealership 'Stewart & Arden Ltd, Acton'. The vehicle was last MOT’d on 24 April 2015 covering only 15 miles in the interim. We understand that the car has been regularly run and garaged for its entire ownership, remaining in exceptional condition in readiness for the open road.This lot is subject to Buyer's Premium at 15% plus VAT @ 20%.Condition report: There is some small surface rust on the driver's door hinges and evidence of old restored rust to the lower front corner of the driver's door.Paperwork is available to potential bidders at Sworders Fine Art Auctioneers. Cambridge Road, Stansted Mountfitchet CM24 8GE. The car will be available for viewing in person on Friday 15th 10am-5pm, Saturday 16th 10-2pm, Sunday 17th 10-2pm, Monday 18th 9am-5pm and the morning of the sale on Tuesday 19th October.There is a small hole in the cill on the nearside at the front, but no signs of any further rust - see imageThere is some rust appearing at the front of the drivers side cill at the joins of the metal sections - see iimageThere are some areas of light surface rust beneath the carpets and to the black seat brackets and handbrake black metal boot holding bracketThe floor under the rear seat is excellent and in the boot also.The underside is also very good as far as i can see without a ramp.The car has been restored in or before 3/11/2011 when the last owner purchased it from Legends Automotive Ltd in Bourton on the Water for £18,000.I do hope these photos are helpful, we have a receipt for a brake servo and a gear knob, but no further receipts of work
A set of four Pell cantilever chairs,each with a beige back and seat, 42cm wide52cm deep80cm high, seat 44cm high, and an Arkana dining table,with a white circular top, 122cm diameter73cm high (5)Provenance: From the estate of post-war architect Brian Smith, who worked for Frederick MacManus & Partners on the Gospel Oak Development, London, and for the United Reformed Church. He took over as senior partner of the firm in 1969.Condition report: Chair frames worn. Table base with knocks and scratches through wear.
Three teak Rykken chairs,designed by Oddvin Rykken, each with bentwood and canvas slung supports, with a chocolate brown leather seat, branded to the underside of the supports, 62cm wide74cm deep75cm high, seat 43cm high (3)Condition report: Some wear to the frames, ceases and wear to the leather.
A side chair, c.1910, by Carlo Bugatti (1856-1940), stained wood, copper, bone and inlaid metal, with an asymmetrical raised back, a square box seat, with columnar supports,36cm wide36cm deep138.5cm high, seat 44cm highProvenance: Bought from the estate of E J C Webb Esq. of Ormonde House, Kelvedon in the 1990s, who was the partner of international concert pianist, Ion Aulay.Condition report: Tassells worn and missing, some loose. Seat with losses and missing area to one side revealing the padding. Staining to the seat. Some ebonised wear and scuffing to the frames. Bone applied pieces detached and lost.
A France & Daverkosen 'FD451' teak daybed,1950s, Danish, designed by Peter Hvidt and Orla Mølgaard, raised on tapering legs, the dropping ends with rattan weave, with seat and back cushions upholstered in grey wool textile, labelled with manufacturer's marks to the underneath, 165cm wide81cm deep77cm highCondition report: Rattan buckled to one side. No tears to the rattan detected. Some stains and marks. Overall good condition.
An 'Invincible' wicker conservatory suite,by Angraves, Brook Street, Thurmaston, Leicester, labelled, comprising:two hoop-back armchairs, each with a reclining mechanism and 'tank' arms,61cm wide91cm deep85cm high, seat 40cm high, and62cm wide90cm deep88cm high, seat 45cm high,a pouffe, 62cm wide51cm deep42cm high, and a glass top table, 81cm wide50cm deep44cm high (4) Condition report: With wear to the frames, replaced seats and cushions, with printed designs. One label chipped to the edge.
A chrome and leather 'No Step Aft' armchair,designed by Clare Brass for Edra, aluminium and leather, with a perforated panel under the seat, stencilled both sides 'No Step Aft',85cm wide95cm deep108cm high, seat 44cm highCondition report: Some minor creases to the leather, some minor scuffing to the edges. Aluminium good overall. Some minor knocks to the base of the frame.
A 'Pernilla' armchair,designed by Bruno Mathsson, with a webbed seat, branded to the back rail 'Bruno Mathsson Design Made in Sweden', lacking headrest, 58.5cm wide 82cm deep99cm high, seat 40cm highProvenance: From the estate of post-war architect Brian Smith, who worked for Frederick MacManus & Partners on the Gospel Oak Development, London, and for the United Reformed Church. He took over as senior partner of the firm in 1969.Condition report: Some stains to the front of the webbing. Frame tight. Nipples to the back of the seat for the headrest.
An Art Deco burr walnut dining suite,comprising: a dining table,with a rectangular top, rounded ends, raised on a 'U' shaped stand, with a glass top,198.5cm long92cm wide78.5cm high, anda set of six dining chairs, each with a cream leather seat and burr walnut back, 54cm wide65cm deep91cm high, seats 51cm high (7)Condition report: Repolished and restored, in fair condition. Repairs and touching up to places old worm holes to the back of the chairs filled.
A set of six ebonised 'Scandia' chairs,1957, designed by Hans Brattrud for Hove Møbler, each with an ebonised teak slatted seat and chrome frame, 48.5cm wide50cm deep97cm high, seat 48cm high (6)Condition report: Ebonised on teak, fair condition - some chips and marks to the seats. Finish to the back of the seats not as finished. Possibly painted?
A 'Model CH24' armchair,Danish, designed by Hans J Wegner in 1949, made by Carl Hansen & Søn, also known as 'The Wishbone Chair, or 'The Y Chair', a painted beech frame with a twined paper cord seat, with manufacturer's plaque to the underneath, 55cm wide51cm deep76cm high, seat 45cm highCondition report: Some scratches to the paint. The feet with traces of previously applied furniture pads. Of modern manufacture.
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