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A George IV mahogany library armchair, with a red leather button back and arms, on turned lobed legs with brass caps and castors

A 19th century oak and elm Lancashire spindle back armchair

A 19th century mahogany armchair with pierced vase splat and needlework drop in seat

A Georgian style wing armchair, upholstered in pink damask on mahogany pad foot front legs

A 19th century French upholstered armchair with a carved and gilt frame

A Chippendale style wing armchair, raised on claw and ball feet

An aesthetic stained armchair, in the style of Godwin

A Miniature Open Armchair constructed with Cotton Reels 29cm high.

An early 20th century walnut veneered escutcheon back armchair

A VICTORIAN ASH and BEECH LATH BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR, the solid seat on baluster turned legs united by stretchers.

A VICTORIAN BEECHWOOD LADDER BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR, the high tapered back with inset top rail and two horizontal bars, the arms with baluster turned splats, the solid seat on baluster turned legs united by stretchers.

A VICTORIAN WALNUT DRAWING ROOM ARMCHAIR, the moulded waisted back and scroll over solid arms padded, the sprung serpentine seat on moulded cabriole legs terminating in castors.

A VICTORIAN WALNUT DRAWING ROOM ARMCHAIR, the scroll over high padded back button upholstered, the open scrolled arms padded, the serpentine sprung seat on turned legs terminating in castors.

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY STAINED BEECHWOOD LOW LIBRARY ARMCHAIR, the arched caned back sloping down to form the arms, the caned seat on sabre shaped legs terminating in brass box castors.

AN ART NOUVEAU OAK RUSH SEATED ARMCHAIR, the tall back with inset top rail and three narrow solid splats, the open scrolled arms on square tapered supports continuing to form the legs and terminating in square feet, united by stretchers.

A 19TH CENTURY SIMULATED BAMBOO ARMCHAIR, the back with a twin top rail united by seven spindles and with single horizontal bar, the arms each with three spindles, the rush seat on legs united by stretchers, and a SIMULATED BAMBOO SIDE CHAIR. (2)

AN EDWARDIAN EBONIZED CORNER ARMCHAIR, the bowed top rail above a pair of pierced vase shaped splats, the padded seat on cabriole legs united by a X stretcher, and an EDWARDIAN OAK BOW ARMCHAIR, with spirally turned arm supports and legs, AF. (2).

A GEORGE III STYLE MAHOGANY WING ARMCHAIR, on square moulded legs.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY WALNUT AMERICAN STYLE ROCKING ARMCHAIR, the rectangular padded open arms and seat padded and covered with cut velvet, on a sprung rocking base.

A Victorian rosewood and mahogany show frame armchair with upholstered button back, sides and seat with scrolled carved arm facings, on turned and reeded legs with brass terminals and casters

A late George III wing back armchair, with sectional upholstered back, arms and seat on square tapering legs with brass terminals and casters, (one back leg repaired)

Victorian walnut spoonback armchair, circa 1860, upholstered in buttoned tapestry, the serpentine seat on carved floral legs

An early Victorian mahogany open armchair, with rectangular padded back, seat and arms, on turned legs with brass castors

A wing armchair, in George III style, on mahogany straight legs with stretchers

A 19th century French giltwood showframe armchair, with scale carved frame, padded back and seat, the fluted arms with leaf carved terminals, on leaf carved fluted tapering legs

A late 19th century mahogany and boxwood line inlaid open armchair, with upright rail back, padded seat, and square tapering legs with spade feet. See lot 633 for illustration.

A mahogany and upholstered wing back armchair in the George I style, the shaped wings above carved flowerheads to the arm fronts, on fluted square legs with an H-stretcher.

A ladder-back open armchair with turned finials, outscrolled arms, rush seat, turned legs and stretchers and a further ladder-back dining chair with carved semi-circular sunbursts. (2)

An oak armchair with cushion back and seat, spindle supports to the arms, turned legs.

An upholstered wing-back armchair in the George I style with stained beech cabriole legs.

An upholstered armchair in the Georgian style with a scallop shell bowed upholstered back on square tapered legs with brass castors.

A mahogany framed and upholstered wing-back armchair in the George II style with scrolled arms and pad cushion, square legs and an H-stretcher.

A late Victorian mahogany framed and upholstered reclining open armchair with leatherette button upholstered back and seat, pad elbows with scrolled ends on turned legs.

A George IV mahogany and leather upholstered library armchair, the square shaped bowed button upholstered back with button upholstered arms and cushion, carved arm fronts in the form of stylised columns with stylised flowerhead bases on tulip carved and turned legs with brass caps and castors.

A three-piece Edwardian upholstered living room suite comprising; a two-seat sofa with drop arm, a bow-back upholstered chair and a further armchair, all with cabriole legs. (3)

A late Victorian spoon-back upholstered armchair with scroll carved armfronts and turned legs.

A Victorian upholstered armchair on square tapered legs with corduroy fabric.

A late Victorian carved oak open armchair, corduroy upholstered back, elbow pads and seat, carved legs with brass castors.

A late Victorian oak upholstered open armchair, the arch and button upholstered back with elbow pads, turned arm supports and turned legs.

A 19th Century Windsor armchair with a pierced back splat, solid elm seat on turned legs with an H-stretcher.

Martin (Frank) A Nude Seated in a Victorian Armchair, charcoal drawing, on buff paper, 600 x 465mm., signed in pencil, lower right, framed and glazed, 1960s

A Victorian mahogany spoonback armchair with scrolling arms, serpentine seat and buttoned velour upholstery.

A mahogany open armchair with bergere back and burgundy overstuffed seat.

A large Victorian upholstered armchair with turned forelegs.

An Edwardian open armchair with pierced splat and cabriole legs.

A Victorian walnut open armchair with spoonback, scroll arms and legs, button dralon upholstery.

A 19th century painted mahogany armchair, the oval back with pierced splat above scrolling arms and concave overstuffed seat, supported on circular section tapering legs

A 19th century gilt decorated ebonised armchair, the spindle back above bowed arms and caned seat, supported on circular section legs united with double stretchers

A 19th century mahogany framed armchair, the arched padded back above padded arms, overstuffed seat and gadrooned frieze, supported on acanthus carved cabriole legs with claw and ball feet

A George III oak and elm armchair, the arched top-rail above a solid vase shaped splat flanked with moulded vertical rails, downswept arms and solid seat above a shaped apron, supported on square section legs united with stretchers

A George III mahogany framed wing back armchair, the arched padded back above scrolling padded wings, arms and overstuffed seat, supported on moulded square section legs with castors united with an H-shaped stretcher

A 19th century Continental giltwood armchair, the show frame carved with scrolls and foliage, with a cartouche shaped back, arms, sides and serpentine seat, upholstered in cream moire taffeta, on cabriole legs with scroll feet

A Victorian mahogany armchair with shaped plain back, curving open arms, buttoned upholstery, raised upon turned legs and castors.

An early 19th century mahogany bergere armchair, with a reeded frame and a caned back, arms and seat on square tapering legs with brass casters

A late 19th / early 20th century giltwood wing armchair, with upholstered back, sides and seat, the frame carved with scrolls and cabriole legs.

A George II walnut wing back armchair, with crewelwork padded back, arms and seat on cabriole legs with pad feet, (the rear legs repaired)

A Victorian oak framed open armchair, with replacement leather covering

A continental carved walnut framed open armchair, with a needlework shaped back and seat

OAK AND COUNTRY FURNITURE - A panelled oak armchair, part late 17th century, the rectangular back incised with a decorated lozenge above downswept arms, ringed tapering supports and boarded seat, the tapering legs joined by plain stretchers (an old reconstruction of period timbers)

ENGLISH AND CONTINENTAL FURNITURE AND DECORATIONS: A good Victorian rosewood revived rococo armchair, with arched stuffed-over buttoned back and serpentine seat, the shaped arm supports, legs and apron carved with flowers and scrollwork, fitted castors, c.1850