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A Victorian walnut framed settee, the rectangular shaped back with oval carved cresting rail, the pierced work panels supporting arms, with carved foliate decoration, upholstered in Old Rose velvet, raised on four toupie-shaped feet with brass cupped castors, 67in. (170cms) wide

A good quality settee, recently covered in gold and green Regency striped material, 78in. (198cms) long.

A CARVED MAHOGANY THREE PIECE SUITE SETTEE (LACKS UPHOLSTERY) AND PAIR OF CHAIRS EARLY 20TH C

A LATE VICTORIAN ROSEWOOD LOW SETTEE AND ARMCHAIRS WITH PIERCED AND CARVED SPLAT

AN EDWARD VII STAINED MAHOGANY SETTEE IN BUTTONED LIGHT BLUE UPHOLSTERY

A VICTORIAN MAHOGANY PARLOUR SUITE having show wood frame, foliate carved upright, upholstered backs, overstuffed seats, raised on cabriole forelegs with knuckle feet and brown ceramic castors, comprising SETTEE, FOUR DINING CHAIRS AND ONE CARVER

A FRENCH BEECH WOOD SETTEE with carved foliate swag surmount and on fluted tapering legs upholstered in pattern material, 15" wide (see illustration).

A 19th Century mahogany settee upholstered in floral gros-point woodwork, with rounded back, padded overscrolled arms and on cabriole front legs, with brass castors, 140cm (4ft 7in) wide.

An early 20th century mahogany framed bergere suite. comprising: a settee and two arm chairs each with gilt and floral carved arched top-rail caned back over scroll arms, cushioned seat, matching apron, raised on bun feet, with loose green cushions (3). 192cm wide, 73cm high, 72cm deep

A Collins & Hayes "Lavinia" three-seat settee with salmon pink loose covers

A Collins & Hayes "Lavinia" two-seat settee with salmon pink loose covers and a matching armchair

Two Seater Parlour Settee With Fancy Carved Mahogany Show Frame And Claret Upholstery, Cabriole Legs With Castors

A PAIR OF OAK ARMCHAIRS, an Edwardian desk, a two seater settee, a stick stand, a day bed, chairs and other items of furniture (qty)

AN UPHOLSTERED TWO SEATER SETTEE, on tapering square front legs See illustration

An Edwardian mahogany and boxwood inlaid three piece parlour suite comprising Queen Anne style two person parlour settee with scallop and carved splat back together with two conforming standard chairs each on cabriole forelegs.

A Victorian walnut framed scroll end settee, raised on turned legs and ceramic castors, 201cm (79") wide

An upholstered settee with scroll arms, raised on turned legs, 219cm (86.25") wide

A square framed settee with scroll arms, fitted loose seat and back cushions, on square taper legs, 142cm (56") wide

An Edwardian walnut and inlaid chair-back two-seat settee, on square taper supports

A camel back Settee with swept arms on shaped supports and claw and ball feet.

An early 20th Century rosewood framed twin-seat salon settee, the swept frame with a later foliate top crest, upholstered in button-down cream coloured upholstery, 130cm wide. ILLUSTRATED

A bergere settee with double-caned panels and with carved detail to the frame.

FURNITURE - A 1930`s DRALON UPHOLSTERED SETTEE having hump back, twin arms and a gold brocade tassel base

FURNITURE - A LATE VICTORIAN/EDWARDIAN MAHOGANY PARLOUR SETTEE having shaped crest rail with bone inlay and marquetry, triple pierced and carved splats with marquetry inlay, upholstered side panels and seat, raised on splayed legs

AN ANTIQUE TWO SEATER SETTEE UPHOLSTERED IN WILLIAM MORRIS FABRIC

A French carved beechwood bergere settee, of shaped outline, decorated with paterae and husks, having a cane panel back and double cane panel sides, the upholstered stuff over serpentine seat with squab and loose cushions, having shaped apron seat rail, decorated with palmettes and scrolling foliage, on cabriole legs terminating in scroll feet.

A Victorian mahogany campaign bed/settee, with cane back and sides and fitted with three short drawers, on block legs.

An early 20th Century scroll arm settee upholstered in a pastel coloured striped damask, raised on carved cabriole legs with claw and ball feet.

A Regency style cream painted faux bamboo two seat settee with upholstered seat and back, on turned legs.

A 20th Century Victorian style three piece suite upholstered in striped yellow fabric, the carved showframe on cabriole legs, comprising a settee and a pair of armchairs.

A large late Victorian mahogany showframe settee, raised on tulip cusp baluster legs and castors.

An Edwardian walnut showframe two seat settee upholstered in foliate patterned cotton, the reeded top rail with a ribbon surmount, raised on turned and fluted legs.

A late Victorian ebonized settee, upholstered in pink velour, on fluted square tapering legs.

A Victorian mahogany framed and upholstered Settee with carved scrolled arms on turned supports and casters

A George III style mahogany ribbon back Chippendale style two seater settee, late 19th century, the double cupid bow crest rail above pierced ribbon and scroll backs with eagle carved armrests and upholstered drop in seat upon cabriole claw and ball supports, (a/f).

Three Piece Lounge Suite Comprising Three Seater and Two Seater Settee`s Together with Matching Easy Chair in Traditional Green Pattern Fabric

Three Piece Wicker Conservatory Suite Comprising Two Seater Settee, Easy Chair and Oval Coffee Table

Scroll Arm Three Seater Settee and Reclining Easy Chair

Double Reclining Two Seater Settee in Light Pattern Fabric

Natuzzi Cream Leather Two Seater Settee and Easy Chair Together with a Similar Ivory Leather Swivel Armchair and Footstool

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