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A 19th century French Empire armchair with carved anthemion decoration to the legs

An early 19th century country Windsor armchair

An early 19th century yewwood Windsor armchair, with a pierced splat, over a crinoline stretcher

A pair of early 19th century rustic stick back Windsor chairs and an armchair

A Victorian rosewood open armchair with carved decoration, (with damage)

A SET OF FIVE GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS, including one Armchair, the foliate moulded backs with pierced vase shaped centre splats, the concave drop in seat on square chamfered legs united by stretchers.

A MID 19TH CENTURY WELSH ASH HOOP BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR, the two tier back with upper spindling and turned stick splats, the arm supports bobbin turned, the solid shaped seat on turned legs united by a bobbin turned "H" stretcher.

AN EDWARDIAN ELM & WALNUT SMOKERS BOW ARMCHAIR, the solid shaped seat on ring turned tapered legs united by a stretcher.

A 17th Century style walnut armchair, the high caned back arched, the open scrolled arms on baluster turned supports, the caned seat on baluster tirned legs united by stretchers and terminating in scroll feet.

A LATE VICTORIAN WALNUT DRAWING ROOM ARMCHAIR, with high padded scroll over back, the padded open arms with baluster turned splats, the deep bowed seat sprung, on turned legs terminating in castors.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY CARVED OAK ARMCHAIR, the high back with central padded panel, the open scrolled arms padded, the sprung seat on moulded slender turned legs.

AN EDWARDIAN LOW BOW ARMCHAIR, with padded scroll over back and open arms, the sprung seat on cabriole legs terminating in castors.

A GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY CORNER ARMCHAIR, with high padded scroll over solid end and back sloping down to low scroll over solid padded arms, the sprung seat on square tapered fluted legs terminating in brass box castors.

Oil painting. Richard Melville - Half-length portrait of a young woman wearing off-the-shoulder dress seated in an armchair, canvas laid on board, 30ins x 24ins, bears signature and inscribed "Portrait Painter to the Queen, London 1831", contained in deep frame moulded in relief with oak leaves

A 19th Century yewwood and elm seated wheel back Windsor armchair, the low arched back with central fretted splat flanked by sticks, slightly out-swept arms, dished wood seat, on turned underframe with crinoline stretcher (some splitting to hoop back and reinforcement to arms).

A 19th Century ash and elm seated stick back Windsor armchair, the low two tier stick back with fretted central splat, wood seat, on turned underframe. (See lot 442 for illustration).

An Edwardian mahogany armchair, the shaped back inset with shaped upright splats, dished wood seat, on cabriole front legs with crinoline stretcher

A late Victorian button back easy armchair, upholstered pale green material.

A small settee and matching armchair, the upholstered back and padded panel sides to a beech frame inlaid stringing, a mahogany wheel and vertical rail splat, the sprung seats on front square tapering legs with moulded feet on castors. (Early 20th century), 3 ft 8 ins.

A William IV oak library writing armchair, in the French Revival style, the upholstered back with foliage spray scroll carved crest to the moulded frame, the padded arms with acanthus carving to the scroll supports, a stuffed over seat to a scrolling panelled frame, signed underneath J. Woodhouse, 1835, carved palmettes to the front moulded cabriole legs, the scroll toes on pad feet.

A walnut frame Bergere three seater settee and matching armchair. The upholstered back and loose cushioned sprung seat, with carved panel to the moulded arms, on front short leaf carved and moulded legs, to Spanish feet. Settee 5 ft. 6 ins.

A mahogany framed armchair, the arched padded back above acanthus carved downswept padded arms and overstuffed seat, standing on carved cabriole legs

An early 18th century walnut framed wing back armchair, the padded back and wings above splayed arms and overstuffed seat, standing on shell carved cabriole legs with pad feet

A 19th century mahogany framed wing back settee and armchair en suite, each with moulded top rail above a padded back, wings, arms and overstuffed serpentine seat, standing on reeded tapering legs with brass caps and ceramic casters, the former 123cm wide (2)

A George III mahogany armchair, the scrolling carved top rail above a pierced splat, scrolling arms and drop in seat, standing on moulded square section legs united with an H-shaped stretcher

'The Enthusiast', a Pratt of Fenton pot lid printed with a gout sufferer fishing from a butt from his wing armchair, framed, 10cm diameter

A traditional shape three seat sofa with outscrolled arms, loose back, seat cushions and circular squabs and an armchair en suite, both upholstered in rose pattern chintz (2)

A Victorian upholstered armchair, the curved back with reeded horizontal splat, down scrolled arms and sprung seat, on turned supports, brass sockets and casters

A late Victorian armchair by Howard & Sons, of deep seated form with blue upholstery, on walnut turned legs with brass stamped casters

A Victorian mahogany library armchair, with deep red leather buttoned back, seat and upholstered arms with baluster and spindle turned supports, on turned legs with brass terminals and casters, 91 high x 71cm wide

A 19th century mahogany library armchair with a reeded frame, the curved back, sides and seat caned, with upholstered arms and squab cushions, the arms with turned supports, on turned legs with brass terminals and casters, 93 high x 62cm wide (some restoration)

A William IV mahogany library armchair, the crest carved with stiff leaves, with green felt upholstered back, arms and seat, with scroll arms and lappet carved turned legs with brass terminals and ceramic casters, 66.5cm wide, (the back legs re-tipped, the seat rails possibly later replacements)

A wing armchair in George II style, with upholstered sides, back and seat, on walnut and beech leaf carved cabriole legs with claw and ball feet, 119 high x 86cm wide

A wing armchair, with padded back, seat and arms, on mahogany square tapering legs with castors

A late 19th century oak showframe open armchair, with leaf carved crest, padded back, seat and arms, on turned legs

A wing armchair, in early 18th century style, with padded back, seat and arms, on mahogany cabriole legs with pad feet and turned stretchers

An unusual 19th century mahogany adjustable armchair, with ladder back, with steel brackets, the arms with scroll terminals, padded seat with pull out foot rest, on turned legs

A LATE 19TH CENTURY OAK GLASTONBURY ARMCHAIR, the pierced panel back above a solid seat, on an "X" frame with pierced trefoil arms.

Victorian elm and beechwood smoker's bow armchair, circa 1870-90, the wishbone back with turned spindles over a saddle shaped seat and baluster turned legs united by an H stretcher, also a similar smoker's bow armchair (2)

Victorian stained beechwood armchair, circa 1890, the shaped cresting rail over a stick back and bobbin turned arms and circular seat, raised on turned and ringed legs united by an H stretcher

Victorian carved oak open armchair, circa 1880, the back carved with a floral roundel beneath an acanthus carved cresting rail, acanthus carved open arms, drop in string seat, raised on carved square section cabriole legs

Mahogany and leather upholstered club armchair, circa 1910-20, green leather upholstered scroll back, wishbone arms and comb rail, green leather seat, raised on tapered square section forelegs

Mahogany framed and upholstered wing armchair, 19th Century, shaped back, green satin fabric upholstery, raised on tapered square section legs with brass cup and barrel castors

Late Victorian mahogany framed armchair, circa 1900, floral printed fabric upholstery over tapered square section legs with brass and brown pot castors

North West ash and elm spindle back armchair, early 19th Century, open arms and wicker seat, raised on turned forelegs with club feet

Mahogany open armchair, early 19th Century, the back with carved rope twist centre bar, green upholstered stuffover seat raised on turned inverted baluster forelegs

Two pairs of George IV mahogany dining chairs with plain reeded cresting rails above leaf carved mid rails, the drop-in seats on turned tapering legs with understretchers; together with a near matching armchair. (5)

An 18th Century oak open armchair with solid vase-shaped splat back, the serpentine cresting rail with later solid seat on turned and square legs with under-stretchers.

A 19th Century mahogany Windsor armchair, the ornate carved and pierced splat back above the solid seat, raised on cabriole legs with crinoline understretchers.

A Victorian mahogany open armchair covered in dark leather-cloth, raised on turned tapering legs and brass castors.

A French style stained beech open armchair with buttoned back and serpentine seat covered in pink dralon, raised on carved and reeded scrolling legs.

A William & Mary style walnut open armchair, the arched back above a large canework panel with cane panel seat under, raised on carved scrolling legs with understretcher.

A Staffordshire toby jug "The Squire" - male figure seated in a corner armchair holding a jug of ale, 11in. high.

A doll's painted turned-wood kitchen armchair, 16in. high; a doll's bentwood armchair; two tinplate toy cooking ranges with pans and kettle. (qty)

A Victorian style mahogany balloon-back open armchair decorated with carved foliated designs to the mid-rail, the serpentine seat covered in red hide raised on turned reeded tapering legs.

An 18th Century oak panel back armchair, the carved cresting rail above a carved panel flanked by shark's tooth inlay, with open arms above a solid seat raised on turned and square legs with understretchers; together with an 18th Century style needlework cushion.

A bent oak laminate reclining armchair, designed by Eric Gomme, 1930's, the adjustable blue twill upholstered seat and back with fold out footrest, flanked by bentwood open arms.

A late 19th century ebonised armchair,after a design by William Morris, the bobbin turned frame with square back, open arms and deep seat.

A recent Wassily armchair, designed by Marcel Breuer, the chromed bent tubular frame with black leather slung seat, back and arms (labelled 'Made in Italy').

A mid Victorian mahogany armchair, the deep buttoned spoon back over serpentine seat flanked by scroll and foliate carved arms, upon moulded cabriole front supports, lacks castors.