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A Victorian easy armchair, the button back to moulded mahogany supports and serpentine front seat.

An 18th century mahogany open armchair, with a vase shape splat to a later drop-in seat, the cabriole legs to pad feet (all legs spliced).

Chinese floral carved hardwood armchair, with pierced back and solid seat on carved circular legs.

George III mahogany wing back armchair with red upholstery and scrolling arms on square tapered legs and brass castors, 120cm high.

Late Victorian walnut open armchair, padded back with scroll and tulip top rail over acanthus carved arms on turned fluted legs.

A 19th century French cream painted open armchair, the crest and seat rail carved with flowers and leaves, the arms with scroll terminals, upholstered in Aubusson tapestry, with flowers, on pink ground

A Victorian armchair, with button back and padded seat, on walnut turned and reeded legs with castors

Pollock black leather and chrome 1960's swivel armchair.

A bentwood rocking armchair and two wicker sun loungers.

An old pink fireside armchair on walnut square tapered legs by Howard & Son Ltd, Berners Street.

An old fireside armchair in blue damask on turned legs by Howard & Son Ltd, Berners Street.

An old deep seated fireside armchair on mahogany suare tapered legs by Howard & Son Ltd, Berners Street.

A Victorian walnut buttonback deep seated open armchair on turned legs.

An antique ladderback chair and a cream open armchair.

A gilt and cream open armchair.

19th century fully upholstered wing armchair, with rectangular stuffover back sides and seat on square tapered legs terminating in castors.

19th century button-back armchair, with walnut frame, scroll arm supports, original upholstery and standing on turned legs.

Regency mahogany armchair, with rope twist back, reeded arms, the stuffover seat on turned legs.

A Victorian Armchair, on turned front supports

A Victorian Beech and Elm Kitchen Armchair, with a pierced Christmas tree splat

An American Style Oak Armchair

A Victorian Mahogany Framed Armchair, with button back, and three upholstered armchairs (4)

A late Victorian American walnut rocking armchair having floral upholstered seat and back.

A wing back armchair having floral linen loose cover, on oak square front legs.

A buttonback armchair on square legs.

A Victorian walnut buttonback fireside armchair in green floral cloth on turned legs.

An Edwardian mahogany open armchair having shaped splat inlaid oval rosette in wreath on pad feet.

A Windsor stickback armchair having high wing style back on turned legs.

An antique ladderback armchair having rush seat on turned legs.

An antique stickback Windsor armchair having simulated bamboo sticks, traces of painted decoration.

AN OLD REPRODUCTION CHIPPENDALE-STYLE MAHOGANY "CARVER" OR OPEN ARMCHAIR, early 20th century, having a foliate-carved humped toprail on a pierced inter-laced vase splat, the outscrolled arms on moulded supports, the hide-covered drop-in seat on a gadrooned apron and cabriole front legs with foliate-carved knees and ball-and-claw feet

A REGENCY MAHOGANY "CARVER" OR OPEN ARMCHAIR, having brass stringing to the oblong toprail, the midrail having ball ornaments between reeding, on similarly reeded uprights and downswept arms with baluster supports, the fixed seat on ring-turned front legs

AN EDWARDIAN INLAID WALNUT SALON ARMCHAIR having a humped toprail inlaid with fruit and foliage, on a carved and inlaid vase splat within open shield- form surround, the outswept ivory-strung arms and curved supports on a foliate-upholstered bow-fronted seat and square tapering front legs with spade feet on castors

A LOUIS XVI-STYLE GILTWOOD OPEN ARMCHAIR having a ribbon-surmounted oval back and a serpentine-fronted seat, both later upholstered in green plush fabric, flanked by partially padded arms on fluted turned tapering legs

A LATE 17TH-CENTURY WALNUT ARMCHAIR having a shaped scroll-ended toprail on a caned back between turned columns, the scrolled-over arms on balustroid supports, on a drop-in seat and cabriole-form front legs with turned front stretcher and turned-and-blocked H-stretcher (damaged and repaired)

A LATE GEORGIAN COUNTRY SHERATON-STYLE ELM DINING CHAIR having a humped toprail on three leaf-carved splats, the central splat pierced, the bow-fronted fixed seat on tapering square section legs and H-stretchers, and A MATCHED OPEN ARMCHAIR, of later period (2)

A SET OF FOUR (3+1 ARM) REGENCY MAHOGANY DINING CHAIRS each having an ebony-strung toprail with greek fret motif, the shaped midrail centred by a raised concentric disc medallion, on a further plain midrail, the open armchair having downswept arms on bobbin-turned supports, the drop-in seats (later upholstered in gold foliate damask) within reeded frame, on tapering square section front legs, with H-stretcher

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 walnut wing armchair in George I style, upholstered in pink squared chenille fabric on cabriole legs with pad feet, 98 high x 80cm wide

A late 19th century French walnut armchair, the crest carved and pierced with floral swags and a basket of pomegranates, with upholstered back, arms and seat, on turned and fluted legs, 86 high x 62cm wide, (lacking terminals and casters)

A Continental oak tub shaped armchair, with brown leatherette padded back and seat, scroll carved arms with shaped supports on square tapering legs and block feet

A Regency decorated open armchair, the scrolling caned back above downswept arms and caned seat standing on square section tapering legs

A 19th century beech and elm armchair, the spindle turned back above shaped arms and rush seat, standing on club legs united with turned stretchers

An early George III mahogany wing armchair, with worn upholstery, on square legs with H-shape stretcher

A 19th century mahogany single armchair, the husk carved top rail above paterae carved moulded uprights, downswept arms and drop in seat, standing on moulded square section tapering legs

A Victorian walnut armchair with carved cabriole legs and green button dralon upholstery.

A Victorian mahogany spoonback armchair with carved scrolling arms and legs with brass castors, serpentine overstuffed seat and button back upholstered in textured dralon.

An Anglo-Indian hardwood slatted armchair.

A George III upholstered wingback library armchair with moulded square legs, H-frame stretcher and later loose covers.

A fine early 19thC mahogany open armchair in George I style, having oriental court scenes to the woolwork upholstery, shaped loop arms, stepped cabriole back legs, the forelegs having shell carved knees, ball and claw feet.

A Victorian button back easy armchair, upholstered pink dralon on front moulded cabriole legs.

A continental walnut armchair in late 17th century style with caramel velvet upholstery, brass pattern nailing, the open arms with foliage and bell flower carving, the stuffed over seat on square balustraded reeded stretchered legs

A late 19th century walnut frame swivel open armchair reputedly from the railway carriage of the Royal train of Queen Victoria, upholstered with red plush on a stand.

David Thomas Robertson. 15.5in. x 11.5in. (39.5 x 29cm), A portrait of a girl reading in an armchair. Signed and dated 1907.

19th Century English School. 39.5in. x 31.5in. (100 x 80cm), A portrait of a woman wearing a black dress, white shawl and lace-trimmed cap seated in a wing armchair.

A Queen Anne style walnut framed upholstered armchair, the serpentine shaped back over roll arms and plain seat, raised on bun turned support, united by similar stretchers, terminating in knoll scrolling feet.

A George III leather upholstered, mahogany wing armchair, the serpentine shaped back with waved wings, over roll arms and plain cushioned seat, raised on square supports united by plain `H' stretcher, upon small brass castors.

An Edwardian mahogany and inlaid tub armchair, the stepped padded top rail over a conforming back separated by girandole inlaid panels, above an oval seat of wide proportions, raised on square tapering supports with spade feet and terminating in porcelain castors.

A George III mahogany wing armchair, circa 1770, the square chamfered legs joined by H stretchers and with outcurving wings.

A Georgian style mahogany open armchair, the pierced ladder back decorated with carved leaves and scrolls, with serpentine drop-in seat raised on moulded and chamfered square legs with understretchers.