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Lot 1229
GUY ROGERS, A MID CENTURY TEAK 'MANHATTAN' THREE PIECE SUITE, covered with blue fabric, comprising a sofa bed, with open armrests, raised on turned legs, length 202cm x depth 93cm x height 84cm, along with a pair of reclining armchairs (condition report: bleached and stained upholstery, marks and scuffs to frame, other signs of wear and usage) (3)
Lot 1315
AN EARLY 20TH CENTURY MAHOGANY THREE PIECE LOUNGE SUITE, comprising a two seater sofa, with green upholstery, cane back rest and arms, raised on ball and claw feet, width 156cm x depth 84cm x height 79cm, and a pair of armchairs (condition report: general signs of wear and usage, no fire regulations label) (3)
Lot 51
A mahogany and canework bergere suite in 19th century taste, by Brights of Nettlebed, late 20th century; comprising sofa and two armchairs; all with rectangular backrests and straight arms to scrolled terminals, on lobed supports; with baluster lobed front and splayed back legs; the sofa 94cm high including cushions, 178cm wide
Lot 711
A Regency mahogany framed scroll arm sofa in the manner of William Trotter, the scrolling crest rail typically carved, above back, seat, squab, and bolster cushions well upholstered in striped silk, the reeded show frame applied with brass roundels and raised on splayed supports with leaf cast brass cup castors. H84cm, L195cm, D70cm.
Lot 436
Salon Sitzgruppe aus einem Etablissement der 1940/50er JahreDesign 1940/50sSalon Sitzgruppe aus einem Etablissement. Entwurf 1940/50er Jahre, wohl Italien. Konstruktion aus Holz mit organisch ausgearbeiteten Armlehnen, Bezüge in rotem Vinyl. Sofa: 97 x 129 x 65 cm. Armlehnsessel: 95 x 62 x 62 cm.Die Gruppe soll aus einem Etablissement in Valencia stammen. Dieses Bordell wurde von einer ihrerzeit berühmten Prostituierten geführt, welche auch Francos Geliebte gewesen sein soll.
Lot 3099
Garnitur Wintergartenmöbel5-tlg.; Tisch, Sofa und drei Sessel. Metall und sog. Loom, weiß lackiert sowie farbloses Glas. Gestell aus schlanken gebogten Rundstäben als Träger für runde, profilgerahmte Deckplatte; Bombierter Korpus mit breiten Armlehnen und gerundeter Rückenlehne. Lose Polsterauflagen. Tisch-H. 73 cm. D. 108 cm. Sofa-H. 86 cm. 150 cm x 80 cm. Sitz-H. 46 cm.A 5-piece set of English loom furniture.England. Nach 2000.
Lot 60A
LLOYD LOOM THREE PIECE SUITE, with tweed fabric upholstered cushions, comprising a three seat settee and a pair of rocking chairs sofa 90cm high, 206cm wide, 88cm deepQty: 3Some red marks to cushions. Frame with some light signs of wear but overall good condition. Further images online including image of Lloyd loom label.
Lot 51
A CHESTERFIELD BUTTON BACK THREE SEATER SOFA,upholstered in brown leather with scroll-end arms, detachable seat cushions and bun feet. 222cm wide Condition Report: Overall good condition The leather dry and cracking in sections - see images Wear to apron of front and bun feet scuffed See additional images
Lot 100
A FEDERAL MAHOGANY SOFA, PENNSYLVANIA, C.1790, the scroll back with downswept reeded arms raised on ring turned supports above a reeded apron on rope twist legs headed by block capitals. 86.5cm high, 196.5cm wide, 72cm deepProvenance: Dawesfield House, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, USALots 92 - 175 form part of the original contents of Dawesfield, Lewis Lane, Ambler, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania - an iconic American farmhouse built by Abraham Dawes and by descent through generations of the female line. It served as the Revolutionary Headquarters of General George Washington from 20th October until 2nd November, 1777.Prominent furniture makers in Philadelphia at this time hailed from various backgrounds. Joseph Barry (1757-1838) a noted cabinet maker in Philadelphia was an Irish-born emigrant. Thomas Jefferson periodically used Barry’s services during his vice presidential years in Philadelphia. Nicholas Bernard (d. 1789), Hercules Courtenay (b. 1739) and Henry Connelly (1770-1826) working in Philadelphia were all of Irish descent. These craftsmen were known for their exquisite designs, skilled craftsmanship, and contributions to Philadelphia’s thriving furniture industry. The influence of Irish makers on eighteenth century Philadelphia furniture is exemplified in the typically Irish rope twist legs found in lot 100. Condition Report: In good overall condition There are the inevitable minor scuffs, abrasions and scratches consistent with age and use The frame is solid mahogany Minor wear to the feet Would require complete re-upholstery Otherwise sturdy See additional images
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