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A 1960s Hans J Wegner AP 62 suite of rosewood lounge chairs, in cream and blue upholstery, including an armchair, 76cm wide, 68 cm high, 75 cm deep, a three-seat settee 134 cm wide, 68 cm high, 75 cm deep, and a four-seat settee 252 cm wide, 68 cm high, 78 cm deep. CITES Article 10 certificate no. 24GBA1051B1OX
A Spanish walnut armchair with leather back and seat, late 17th century and later, with armorial "Portuguese Worked" hide back and seat with decorative domed stud fixings, carved high front stretcher, 65 cm wide x 57 cm x 135 cm overall height together with a small rectangular Spanish walnut trestle table with shaped ends and gilt iron bracing ties., 104 cm wide x 44 cm deep x 49 cm overall height.
A French walnut upholstered armchair and footstool ensuite, each with carved floral and scroll decortion, 20th century, the chair 94 cm high x 72 cm wide, the shaped stool 39 cm x 62 cm x 58 cm. Qty: 2 The chair wobbles slightly.Some signs of old glue repairs to the frame.Some knocks and superficial damage to the carving on the front legs.The joints of the back show slight shrinkage gaps.Some slight water type stains to both stool and chair.Please see the extra images.
PETER HVIDT & ORLA MØLGAARD-NIELSEN FOR FRANCE & DAVERKOSEN: A TEAK 'FD147' MODEL EASY ARMCHAIR, with a woven rattan cane back, curved armrests and swollen supports, with button label, 66.5cm wide x 67cm deep x 87cm high, seat 38.5cm highProvenance: The estate of the late Brian Phelan (1934-2024) and Dorothy Bromiley Phelan (1930-2024).Note: Designed in 1956, this was the most successful and elegant of all the Hvidt & Mølgaard designs, as witnessed by its appearance in the first James Bond film, ‘Dr. NO’, and in the American television period drama, ‘Mad Men’ (set in a 1960s New York advertising agency), where the chair was featured in lead character Don Draper’s office.
An unusual Arts & Crafts armchair of exceptionally large scale, late 19th century the beech frame of simple form with slightly bowed back and sweeping arms on turned front supports, with a rushed seat partially striped in red and green114 x 75 x 55cmsuper condition with no obvious damage or repairs exxcept for a slight splinter to one of the uprightsthe rush seat is almost certainly not original but a particularly attractive feature
Attributed to Whytock & Reid, Edinburgh, a mahogany cockpen armchair, with diagonal trellis back and dished seat on out swept legs87 x57 x 62cmPlease see further images for condition.Slight creaking when sat in, but is structurally sound. The joints all have slight discolouration which leads one to consider if chair has been consolidated or restored. Slightly uneven colour from wear/use on arms. Surface scratches and wear consistent with use and of an item of this age. seat covering is frayed (see images)
AN ENGLISH OAK WAINSCOT ARMCHAIR circa 1660 with some later restorations, the foliate carved cresting rail above a square back carved with an order of five floral motifs, the shaped arms over a moulded seat, on 'gun barrel' turned front legs joined by square stretchers, 112cm high x 67cm wide x 58cm deepProvenance: The Freemasons' Hall, Bournemouth.
A George III walnut, elm and ash Windsor armchair, probably Cornish, with stick back and inswept arm supports, traces of original paint, 96cm high, 56cm wideall over fair condition with scracthes and scuffs, knothole wear and movement commensurate with age and use, legs and stretchers appear to have been later replaced with beech. Some spindles possibly replaced
A Queen Anne wingback armchair in distressed velvet and embroidered foliate upholstery, on carved scrolling gilded legs and stretchers, 74cm wide, 130cm highVery distressed condition. The side wing frames are a little wobbly. The squab cushion is present but very soft. The rear legs are chamfered. The front stretcher has a centre scroll section missing and a strengthening patch to the rear surface. A small leafy section is also missing adjacent to the left hand scroll. The gliding is missing or has been scraped back in many places revealing the pink and white under-surfaces.
An unusual William & Mary wingback open armchair, the upholstered arched back and wings with studded upholstery above undulating arms with moulded terminals, the padded seat on ring turned legs joined by a wavy front stretcher and on bun feet, 64cm wide, 127cm highH W KeilUpholstery to back and wings looks early and is worn and has splits and fraying. The seat upholstery does not match and looks later. Frame feels sound and condition of frame is overall good.
A James I oak armchair, West Country, boldly carved with a tree of life panel below strapwork top rail and S-scroll ears, 59cm wide, 44cm height to seat, 112cm high overallOverall condition good. General knocks and wear commensurate with age. Minor repairs to S-scrolls visible from reverse. Tiny chip to front of right-hand s-scroll. Old wear to underside of feet
A George III mahogany framed wing back armchair, on later castors, 70cm wide, 75cm deep, 110cm highuphlolstery replaced, internal rails appear to have been replaced with new rails and corner blocks, new castors, upholstery in good but worn and stained condition. legs with wear, scuffs and bumps, some old restorations. See additional condition report images
Set of three Edwardian mahogany dining chairs, fluted cresting rail over shaped and pierced vertical slats with foliate carved capitals, upholstered in mustard fabric, on square tapering supports (H89cm, W53cm); Edwardian satinwood inlaid mahogany open armchair, interlacing oval back over shaped arms, on square tapering supports with spade feet (W56cm, H91cm); 20th century pair of Hepplewhite Revival mahogany dining chairs (W52cm, H97cm) (6)
Carolean design walnut and oak wingback open armchair, the high wingback upholstered in light blue herringbone fabric, acanthus leaf carved arms with scrolled terminals and on scrolled supports, cane work seat with squab cushion and scatter cushion, the lower rail carved and pierced with putti holding crown surrounded by curled acanthus leaves, leaf carved S-scroll supports united by Scrolled X-framed stretchers Dimensions: Height: 142cm Length/Width: 82cm Depth/Diameter: 85cm
Late 19th century Louis XVI design giltwood and gesso armchair, dished cresting rail decorated with trailing flower heads and foliage, moulded frame with ribbon twist and surmounted by turned finials, upholstered in floral pattern fabric with repeating pattern, on turned and fluted supports Dimensions: Height: 113cm Length/Width: 65cm Depth/Diameter: 75cm
Late 19th century French gilt wood and gesso enclosed armchair, the cresting carved with floral bouquets over foliate moulding, upholstered in floral pattern fabric with repeating pattern, down-swept arms with scrolled acanthus leaf terminals, on turned and fluted feet carved with foliage Dimensions: Height: 101cm Length/Width: 69cm Depth/Diameter: 65cm
George III mahogany and hardwood framed wingback armchair, shaped cresting rail over deep wingback and rolled arms, upholstered in gold silk fabric with floral pattern and decorated with stud bands, moulded front supports united by plain stretchers, on brass castors Dimensions: Height: 115cm Length/Width: 84cm Depth/Diameter: 75cm
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