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Le Meteora Polished Brown Leather Settee

GREEN UPHOLSTERED TWO SEATER SETTEE IN THE MANNER OF HOWARD & SONS covered in textured green fabric 185cm wide

FINE CARVED MAHOGANY SETTEE IN THE GEORGE II MANNER the shaped back centred by an acanthus and shell carved cresting, with out scrolling arms with dog`s mask facing, above a stuffed over seat, raised on lion`s mask carved cabriole legs ending in hairy paw feet and united by an acanthus carved wavy apron 216cm wide This settee is also near identical design to the celebrated suite now divided amongst some of the world`s finest public and private collections. The suite`s provenance prior to the 20th century has yet to be established but Symonds states that Moss Harris acquired a set of twelve chairs soon after the First World War which he proceeded to sell singly and in pairs. Harris certainly illustrates one in his book `The English Chair`. However, in 1906 Macquoid illustrated a single chair as the property of Messrs Isaacs, who later became Moss Harris, so the firm obviously had an interest earlier than this. He also illustrates a sofa (colour Pl. XXXIV) from the same suite as the property of Frank Partridge; this is the only recorded appearance of the sofa. A pair of armchairs were sold at Sotheby`s in 1962 (March 30, lot 159) which included one from the collection of HH Mulliner (sold Christie`s July 10, 1934 lot 92, also illustrated in Brackett p.229.); and two further pairs from the collection of HJ Joel were sold at the Childwick Bury house sale in 1978 (Christie`s May 1, lots 76 and 77). In terms of published examples whose whereabouts are known, the Philadelphia Museum of Art has a single chair (Acc. No. 47-20-3) which was acquired from the collection of Francis P Garvan in 1929, and there is a pair in the Jon Gerstenfeld Collection which were acquired through Hotspur Ltd and may be one of the above mentioned pairs. There is also a pair of chairs in the Metropolitan Museum of Art of near identical pattern which were acquired in 1964 from Irwin Untermeyer (Acc. Nos. 64.101.978 & 979). Untermeyer had bought them separately, one having belonged to Colonel Lindley Marcroft Scott (sold Sotheby`s April 21, 1950 lot 64) and the other to Percival Griffiths at Sandridgebury (sold Christie`s May 10,1939 lot 191); it is of note that Sandridgebury is very near Childwick Bury (see above). One of the examples in Brackett (p.214), and that in Edwards, is attributed to the collection of J Thursby Pelham, and is one of this type (this example has in the past been confused with the chair in the Philadelphia Museum of Art). A near identical pair of chairs, presumably from the same suite, was sold in these rooms 30th June 2001, lot 491 (£27,000) Macquoid suggested the hand of Giles Grendey, presumably by comparison with the linen press in the collection of the Victoria and Albert Museum (see Coleridge pl. 373) which has panelled doors in Grendey`s characteristic style and legs and aprons very similar to this settee. This attribution is widely discounted now although the correlation between the press and the settee is interesting. Bibliography William Rieder `Highlights of the Untermeyer Collection of English and Continental Decorative Arts` 1977 No. 136. Herbert Cescinsky `English Furniture of the 18th Century` London 1910 vol II pp.65-67 fig.62 Mulliner 1924 fig.12 RW Symonds `Connoisseur` LXXIX 1927 p.231 no.XIV RW Symonds `Apollo` June 1930 p.366 fig.IX RW Symonds `English Furniture from Charles II to George II` London 1929 pp.41,191,209 figs.20,148,168 RW Symonds `Antique Collector` XXIX 1958 pp.97,99 fig.1 Percy Macquoid `The Age of Mahogany` 1906 p.120 pl.IV Ralph Edwards `Dictionary of English Furniture` 1954 vol I p.265 fig.124

Victorian Settee, shaped, scrolled and carved mahogany frame, with buttoned dralon upholstery, turned legs, 198cms, (6`6").

P.E.L.-A grey leather upholstered settee and matching single armchair, each raised to a pair of chromium-plated sled-style tubular supports, the settee 197cm wide, S/D. (2)

An Edwardian Mahogany Two-seater Settee, with pireced splats, shaped arms and upholstered serpentine seat, on cabriole legs with pad feet, (repaired), 110 cms wide.

A late Victorian wing back scroll arm settee in the Flemish taste raised on turned cup and cover supports united by shaped moulded stretchers, 150 cm wide max (ILLUSTRATED) £400-600

AN EDWARDIAN UPHOLSTERED SETTEE, on tapering square legs

AN UPHOLSTERED TWO SEATER SETTEE, on cabriole front legs

A 19TH CENTURY UPHOLSTERED SETTEE, with a matching pair of armchairs, on turned front legs (3)

An early 20th Century walnut framed two person bergere caned parlour settee having red cut pile upholstered cushions and on short cabriole forelegs.

A two-seater Knole settee with tapestry upholstered back and scroll arms, on turned legs with castors, 140cm (55") wide

A Chippendale style chair back double settee, circa 1900, leaf and carved eagle mask handles on carved cabriole legs, 105 x 126 x 62cm (40 x 49 x 24in)

A two seater settee, with a mahogany show wood frame and out-scrolled legs

A French gilt settee, of shaped outline

19th century walnut button back settee with padded arms and seat on turned and carved tapering legs with casters 35 x 58in. (88.90 x 147.32cm)

A Victorian carved walnut and upholstered settee, circa 1880, the twin chair back with carved and shaped frame, on cabriole legs, 83cm high, 120cm wide, 61cm deep. Visit www.dnfa.com for condition reports.

A modern three seat settee with loose cushions with matching rectangular footstool in polychrome plaid material and a pair of contemporary pine 3ft bed heads and a wall mirror

A 1930`s oak three piece lounge suit upholstered in studded leatherette and with decorative turned show frame comprising a settee and two chairs with loose seat cushions

A small early 19th century watercolour by H. Delap, 1832, depicting a young woman on a settee in an interior, signed and dated lower right in an ornate gilt painted frame (13cms x 16cms) and another small late 19th/early 20th century watercolour drawing of sailing ships moored at a quay

Elegant Mahogany Open Arm Settee having spindle back and raised on cabriole legs

Double Reclining Brown Leather Two Seater Settee

A three piece suite, consisting of three seater settee and a pair of armchairs upholstered in a buttoned-green dralon

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany drawing-room suite, consisting of two seater settee, pair of elbow chairs and a pair of single chairs, each with urn and scroll splats, inlaid leaf scrolls in box and harewood, the seats upholstered in a pale green dralon, on square tapering legs with spade feet

Edwardian drop-end two-seater Settee, on swept supports.

Four-piece upholstered Lounge Suite, comprising a two-seat settee, two deep easy chairs and an upholstered footstool on a mahogany frame.

An Edwardian inlaid walnut settee & chair the line inlaid square backs with inlaid scroll, urn and musical instrument decoration to the solid and pierced bar splats, over padded arms and tapestry upholstered seats within line inlaid seat rails, on line inlaid square tapering legs with brass and china cap castors, the settee 45.75in (116cm) wide (2).

A carved walnut framed drawing room suite 19th century, comprising a settee and a pair of armchairs, upholstered in pale cream fabric and standing on carved cabriole legs (3).

An Edwardian inlaid rosewood settee, and two matching salon chairs (af).

A green leather Chesterfield three seater settee.

A Victorian style scroll ended settee.

A green leather Chesterfield three seater settee.

A VICTORIAN OAK FRAMED SETTEE having humped top-rail with scroll carved decoration, padded back, sides and sprung seat, upholstered in puce coloured floral material, the down swept arms with scroll carved and pierced decoration resting on turned supports, all raised on turned legs. 104cm(h) x 207cm(w) x 71cm(d)

A LATE VICTORIAN FRUITWOOD FRAMED SETTEE having a shaped, padded and buttoned back and partially padded arms and serpentine fronted sprung seat, all raised on cabriole front supports. 96cm(h) x 151cm(w)

A mahogany three piece Bergere Suite comprising two seat settee and pair of armchairs with caned panel sides and back and with loose cushions.

A late Victorian mahogany frame square shape Settee with upholstered seat and back and fluted turned supports. 3` 9" (115cms) wide.

An Edwardian mahogany and boxwood strung show frame settee upholstered in floral fabric on square tapered legs and spade feet, together with a matching open armchair

A 19th Century George III Style Mahogany 3 Seater Settee, on 4 front cabriole legs with carved knees on claw and ball feet, 4 further splayed back legs, 1m 90cm wide, 71cm deep, 82cm high

A 19th Century Walnut Framed Tub Settee having turned railed back and sides, with cream velvet overstuffed seat and part back, on round turned legs with china castors, 1m 62cm wide

A Mahogany Framed 3-Seater Settee having reeded decoration with yellow stripped overstuffed seat, back and sides, on square tapering legs with brass castors, 1m 83cm wide, 65cm deep, 94cm high overall

Late Victorian Salon 2 Seater Settee, show wood Mahogany Frame with pierced & carved centre splat on cabriole supports, upholstered in cream water silk

19TH CENTURY GILTWOOD BUTTON BACK SETTEE IN 18TH CENTURY FRENCH STYLE LENGTH APPROX 170 CM

Superb collection of 1970`s Pedigree Sindy items: 4 Sindy dolls marked 033055X in a Sindy carry case and 28 boxed Sindy furniture/accessory items - Hairdryer, Shower, Sink Unit, Toilet, Winter Sports, Dining Table & Chairs, Washday, Floor Cupboard, Wall Oven, Sideboard, Wall Cupboard, Washbasin Unit, Hi-Fi, Housework, Bedside Table & Lamp, Hob Unit, Settee, 2 Wardrobes, 2 Armchairs, Bath, Camping Buggy With Foldaway Tent, Dressing Table & Stool, Bed & Bedclothes, Horse and Home. (33)

A William IV rosewood framed serpentine fronted spoon back settee, upholstered in button back fawn material with leafy scroll arms raised on squat serpentine front supports terminating in pot casters. 170 cms. wide.

Late Victorian three piece salon suite comprising two seat settee, two arm chairs and a beech open armchair

AN EDWARDIAN SALON SUITE COMPRISING A TWO SEATER SETTEE WITH TWO ELBOW CHAIRS COVERED IN TAPESTRY EFFECT MATERIAL ON TURNED LEGS WITH STRETCHERS

An Edwardian carved mahogany framed settee, with upholstered back and seat on cabriole supports.

A late 19th century ebonised double chair-back settee, with central carving, on cabriole legs.

An Art Nouveau inlaid mahogany settee, with circular tapering uprights and supports, width 125cm (Illustrated).

A 19th century settee, recently re-upholstered and with three loose cushions in a beige floral embossed material and raised on turned front legs terminating in brass capped brass castors. Width 74 ins.

An Edwardian inlaid mahogany settee, in the Art Nouveau style, with yoke shaped top rail, pierced splat back, upholstered back and stuff over seat, raised on shaped front legs terminating in spade feet. Width 52 ins (see illustration).

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAHOGANY CAMEL BACK SETTEE having scroll-over arms, the cut-away uprights and the seat rail applied with star-shaped paterae carved with leafage and harebells, on four front splayed legs, 214cms wide. See illustration

AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY FRENCH GILTWOOD AND BERGERE CANED SETTEE IN LOUIS XV STYLE the encircling `C` scroll moulded frame carved with flowers and leafage, curved back and arms, double caned, on three front cabriole legs, 111cms wide

A 19TH CENTURY POLISHED BEECH FRENCH STYLE SALON SUITE with encircling frame carved with floral sprays, upholstered back panels and seats on cabriole legs, comprising a settee and three fauteuils

A VICTORIAN SETTEE having a high and low spoon back, buttoned red velvet upholstery and on short mahogany turned legs and brass castors, 177cms wide. See illustration

A VICTORIAN OCCASIONAL SETTEE having a curved back and seat, upholstered in pale green silk damask, on turned mahogany legs with ceramic castors, 148cms wide

A Chinese silver model of a table screen inset with a jade panel, a Chinese silver beaker decorated with a dragon, a Continental white metal set of four miniature chairs, together with matching table and settee and a small collection of mostly Far Eastern white metal items.

An Edwardian satin walnut two seat salon settee upholstered in a striped damask, raised on turned tapering legs.

An Edwardian double drop-end two seat settee upholstered in green velour, on turned legs and brass castors.

A Pier wicker three piece conservatory suite with pale green cushions, comprising two armchairs and a settee.