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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.

A Victorian yew, ash and elm Windsor armchair, the typical arched back with pierced splat, plain spars and figured bow arms, over solid seat and turned supports joined by 'H' stretcher.

A Victorian yew, ash and elm Windsor armchair, the typical arched back with pierced splat, plain spars and bow arms, over solid seat and turned supports joined by a curved stretcher.

A Damascan style walnut and inlaid armchair, the spindle gallery back with Arabic script and intricate bobbin-turned panel over scroll arms and turned front supports, with bone and mother-of-pearl inlaid panels and banding throughout.

An Edwardian Maple & Co. satinwood open armchair, the square back with pierced splat above over-stuff seat and square tapering supports, with line inlay throughout.

A George I walnut and upholstered wing armchair

A French oak and upholstered revolving armchair, circa 1900.

A Russian birch and upholstered armchair, circa 1825, castors now lacking

AN EARLY 19TH CENTURY BLACK PAINTED HOOP BACK WINDSOR ARMCHAIR, the two tier back with turned stick splats, the arms with baluster turned supports, the solid shaped seat on four baluster turned legs united by shelves. See lot 199 for illustration.

A VICTORIAN BEECH & ASH SCROLL BACK ARMCHAIR, the solid seat on baluster turned legs united by stretchers.

AN ELM ARMCHAIR, of pegged construction, the solid rectangular back with pierced top rail, the solid arms continuing to form the sides and feet, the seat sprung.

A MAHOGANY QUEEN ANNE STYLE DINING ARMCHAIR, the high back with central shell moulded wide splat with open scrolled arms, the drop in seat on turned legs united by shaped stretchers.

A mahogany framed open armchair in the Gainsborough style, the arched upholstered back and padded elbows on square legs with stretchers.

A bow backed upholstered tub armchair on bun feet.

A Victorian mahogany and upholstered open armchair with a scrolled and button upholstered back, padded elbows, fluted down scrolled arms, bowed front and on turned legs.

A leather upholstered club armchair, button back with outscrolled arms, in green.

An Edwardian upholstered bowed wing-back armchair on square tapered legs with brass caps and castors.

A 19th Century rustic farmhouse spindle back armchair with a bowed cresting rail and bowed arms, semi-circular solid seat and on splayed legs and stretchers.

A primitive ash armchair, with comb back and arms to a solid tapering seat on faceted legs.

An early 19th century mahogany child's open armchair, the bar back to scroll arms and a dished seat, on ring turned legs united by an H stretcher.

A carved mahogany open armchair, in mid 18th century style, the pierced vase shaped splat with scrolls, shells and husks to blind fret supports, the drop in seat to a cable border, on leaf carved cabriole legs to scroll feet.

A 19th century mahogany corner open armchair, the curved top rail with moulded scroll grips and pierced gothic splats, the drop in seat on moulded square chamfered legs with x-stretcher with brass caps stamped BS & P Patent.

A Victorian easy armchair, button upholstered back and arms to turned walnut supports and legs with china castors.

A George III style mahogany open armchair, the pierced vase shape splat above carved wheat ear and ribbon decoration to scroll arms to a needlework seat on square chamfered blind fret legs.

A Hepplewhite style mahogany open armchair, the shaped open back with carved floret centred splats, the needlework upholstered seat, on turned stop fluted legs.

A Italian style large open armchair, the rectangular padded back to acanthus carved scroll arms with lions head terminals, the upholstered seat on scroll legs united by shaped H stretcher to paw feet.

A mid 18th century style open armchair, upholstered petit point needlework of figures and foliage, the scroll arms on carved mahogany scroll supports, the serpentine front seat on carved cabriole legs to scroll toes.

*A French grey painted and parcel gilt tub shape armchair, the show frame with tied piping, husks and leafage, on turned legs.

A George III mahogany open armchair, with a pierced vase shape splat, drop in seat on square chamfered legs with a H stretcher, a pair of 19th century alder side chairs with rail and ball backs and another side chair. (4)

A George III style open armchair, the upholstered back, arms and seat with mahogany moulded scroll supports and square legs united by an H stretcher.

An early 19th century East Anglia open armchair, mahogany and fruitwood, the ball bar back to reeded arms on turned supports with a dish seat on square tapering legs united by stretchers.

A LATE 19TH CENTURY WALNUT DRAWING ROOM BOW ARMCHAIR, with padded top rail, the sprung seat on turned legs terminating in castors.

An Arts and Crafts carved oak throne armchair, circa 1900, the foliate carved and pierced roundel back surmounted by extended uprights above broad shaped armrests and a slatted concave seat, 137cm. high by 107cm. wide; 4ft. 6in., 3ft. 6in.

A Fine Joined Oak Salisbury Caqueteuse/Armchair Circa 1580-1630. The back having a lunette carved top rail above a fielded panel back ornamented with a large scrolling arabesque defined against a sunken matted ground, and framed in a border of small punchwork crosses. The block arms with angled 'elbows' and outswept scroll terminals on turned column supports leading down to an edge-moulded plank seat with canted rear corners, above a carved seat rail on turned cannon barrel legs joined by peripheral stretchers. Stamped with the initials RH to the top of the front right leg.