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A green buttoned leather Chesterfield style two seater settee

A late 20th century two seater settee in green fabric

A blonde oak framed three seater settee and armchair in green striped fabric

A two seater bed settee in grey fabric

An antique oak framed hall settee on bulbous feet with metal mounts and fittings

A brown leather three seater settee

A blue buttoned leather Chesterfield style settee

An oriental style carved, high gloss lounge suite comprising of three seater settee, two seater settee, armchair and coffee table

A two seater settee upholstered in red fabric

A Danish stained beech framed three seater settee in brown leather

A 20th century two seater settee in gold floral brocade

An Edwardian two seat drop end settee, with later loose covers on square tapering legs, 160cm

A Reproduction Mahogany Framed Button Upholstered Corner Settee, 130cm Wide

A Late Victorian Mahogany Framed Button Upholstered Salon Settee with Scrolled and Carved Supports, 130cms Wide

A large Knole settee, with drop ends, 220cm wide 110cm deep 100cm high, seat 45cm high Provenance: Sir Rod Stewart.

A George lll carved and giltwood settee, the scrolled back and arms with a shaped front, 205cm wide 63cm deep 110cm high, seat 45cm high approximately Provenance: Sir Rod Stewart.

A Louis XVI-style part salon suite, late 19th century, comprising a settee and a pair of open armchairs with carved giltwood frames and tapestry-style upholstery (3)

A Middle Eastern hardwood, mother-of-pearl, ivory and abalone inlaid settee, with a foliate carved top rail, scrolling arms and shaped apron, raised on square supports, 137cm wide 52cm deep 123cm high

A William and Mary-style settee, early 20th century, with cream overstuffed silk upholstery, on carved scrolling stretchered supports, 210cm wide 80cm deep 96cm high

Regency mahogany and ebony inlaid double scroll end settee.

Brown deep buttoned leather Chesterfield three seater settee.

A two seater settee

A floral upholstered Chesterfield settee

A striped upholstered three seater settee

A floral upholstered three seater settee with matching armchair

A modern burgundy leather two seater settee and armchair

A WILLIAM IV MAHOGANY FRAMED SCROLL END SETTEE, covered in a claret velour, the shaped back with carved foliate cresting and channelled frame with outscrolling arms and turned feet. 240cm wide

Victorian carved rosewood framed settee with upholstered seat and deep buttoned back (width 185cm)

A Victorian upholstered drop arm Chesterfield settee

A brown leather Chesterfield style settee

A mixed woods station Platform waiting area Settee/seat, 73" long x 31" high.

A green background, gold foliage detailed upholstered three seater Settee.

An Ercol light wood framed 2 seater stick back settee with lattice pattern green upholstery.

CECIL ALDIN (1860-1935) - 'Cracker the Silly Ass', pencil drawing heightened with white, signed with monogram, framed, 24cm x 29cm.Provenance: Burlington Gallery, London*The charismatic bull terrier Cracker and his friend Micky, an enormous Irish wolfhound, provided a constant source of inspiration for Aldin. Their competition to be 'top dog' and thus earn the favoured position on the artist's settee captured the public imagination to such a degree that The Times published the dog's obituary on his passing.

An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid small two seater settee, 135cm wide.

A Victorian rosewood chair back settee.

A Victorian walnut serpentine cameo backed two seater settee with buttoned upholstery, the cameo back within a carved frame with a fruit form pediment, having fluted side supports with carved and turned tapering front legs and rear swept legs on castors, 72in w.

A late Victorian double spoonback settee, part button upholstered in patterned maroon and cream coloured fabric, the overstuffed serpentine front seat raised on scrolled, carved walnut cabriole forelegs and casters

Reclining Red Leather Three Seater Settee

Red Leather Two Seater Settee

A Victorian salon suite, carved mahogany frames with cream upholstery, on castors, comprising settee and two armchairs

An original early 20th century art deco antique sofa suite comprising of a two seat sofa settee with two armchairs. The suite having a clam like rounded backs flanked by Odeon style stepped design with upward sweeping arms and upholstered in a rich two tone contrasting material. Measures 86 cm high x 137cm wide x 91 cm deep.

A stunning 20th century retro vintage Howard style brown leather three seat sofa settee having a triple bloomed and cushioned backrest with three seat cushion and rolled armrest upholstered in a crackled semi aniline antique leather effect material, all raised on turned front legs and sabre rear leg all raised on castors. Measures; 85cm x 207cm x 108cm

Ercol - A vintage mid 20th Century Windsor pattern three seater sofa / settee in beech and elm having shaped  armrests and spindle back rest cushions upholstered in a chintz material. Measures: 80cms tall x 177 cms wide x 95 cms deep

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TWIN CHAIR BACK SETTEE WITH SCROLLING ARMS ON SQUARE TAPERING LEGS, 118CM W

A Chinese Chippendale inspired two seater settee, with carved walnut showframe with chinoiserie decoration of pagodas, prunus and fanciful bird arm rests, with feather filled upholstered cushion, back and sides, sprung base and all raised on square legs with carved bellflower pendant decoration. Width 131 cm, height 86 cm (see illustration).

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany settee, with partially upholstered back and seat and raised on turned legs with stretchers. Width 110 cm.

A three seater lounge settee, with loose cushions upholstered in striped velvet type material and raised on tapered legs of square section with castors. Width 198 cm.

A late 19th century French upholstered settee, with carved walnut showframe heightened with gilding, the serpentine top rail surmounted with a shell and foliate carved decoration with painted gilt trellis, upholstered in gold ground material with blue scrolls and horsehair filled and sprung, the arm rests with carved leaf and shell decoration supported on shaped cabriole legs with relief carved shell and foliate apron. Width 168 cm, height 109 cm, +/- 62 cm deep.

An Edwardian walnut and yellow cloth upholstered settee, with carved and pierced back supports, all upon turned legs with ceramic castors. Width 156 cm, height 70 cm, depth 63 cm.

A gilt painted wooden framed settee, with tapestry back and seat and all raised on turned tapered fluted front legs. Width across arms 161 cm, height 110 cm.

A Victorian Chesterfield settee with armchair to match, both deep buttoned in pink velvet type material and raised on short turned front legs terminating in castors. Settee width 169 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The chair height to top of the back is 80 cm. The maximum depth is +/- 86 cm. The maximum width is 76.5 cm. The settee has a maximum width of 174 cm, maximum depth +/- 80 cm, height 73 cm. Both the settee and chair are structurally very sound with no loose leg joints. There do not appear to be any repairs to the legs and the castors are original. The upholstery is generally good and firm with no significant staining, holes or significant faults. The springing is nice and taut and there are no protruding springs to the underside. All of the deep buttons are present and firm.

A late Victorian Aesthetic Movement ebonised settee.

A late Victorian Florentine inlaid boudoir settee, the showframe with part slatted backs and side with scrolling arm rests and upholstered seat, all upon splayed legs with boxwood stringing, 141 cm wide, 93 cm high, +/- 52 cm deep (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: Both rear legs are loose at the joint to the back rail. The front legs are secure. The back showframe is all in good order and there are no missing slats. All side slats are present also. The front showframe is in very good condition on the right hand side. On the left curve there is an old stress fracture just to the left above the leg. The upholstery whilst serviceable is a little tired and showing some rubbing on the tops of the arms. There is some discolouration and the odd minor stain.

An Edwardian mahogany framed settee, with foliate carved and scroll moulded exposed showframe, upholstered in burgundy velvet type material and raised on cabriole front legs terminating in castors. Width across arms 140 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The settee is in structurally very good order with no loose joints. There are some minor scuffs and scratches to the showframe but no evidence of any damage of any significance, no repairs and no restoration. The seat is well upholstered and the material in good condition. The springs are tight and there are no protrusions. The arms are well upholstered. The back panel is also in good condition on both sides.

An Edwardian style bergere painted parlour suite, comprising settee and two armchairs with double caned backs, loose cushions and raised on slightly splayed front legs, settee width 95 cm.

A George III mahogany settee, upholstered in deep buttoned corded material and raised on moulded front legs united by stretchers and with original brass roller castors. Width 148 cm, height to top of back 90 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The settee is structurally very sound with no loose joints. The upholstery is in generally good order with no significant marks or staining. There are no holes. The seat is firm. There is nothing protruding beneath the seat. The legs and stretchers are all original and are in good order with no evidence of any repairs or breaks. The roller castors appear to be original.

A gilt framed wooden settee, in the Louis XVI style, upholstered in gold striped material and raised on turned tapered fluted front legs. Width across arms 162 cm, height to top of back 92 cm (see illustration).

An early 19th century settee, with arched back, upholstered in silk type material with squab cushion and raised on mahogany legs united by stretchers. Width 152 cm, height to top of back 91 cm (see illustration). CONDITION REPORT: The settee requires full re-upholstering, it is however structurally very sound with no significantly loose joints. All legs and stretchers are structurally sound and there do not appear to have been any repairs. All legs have minor scuffs and marks as one would expect. The settee will originally have been raised on castors.

GEORGE I STYLE WALNUT DOUBLE CHAIRBACK SETTEE EARLY 20TH CENTURY the back with double vasiform splats and a central carved shell motif over a drop-in seat flanked by scroll arms, above a seat rail and cabriole legs carved with shells and ending in claw and ball feet(130cm wide, 110cm high, 47cm deep)