A Wonderful Regency Chair.
English circa 1815.
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The ebonised spoon-back above a horse hair upholstered seat on sabre legs.
Bass square cup castors.
Dimensions: 86.5cm (34”) high; 53cm (21”) wide; 58.5cm (23”) deep.
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A George III Spoon-back Chair.
English circa 1810
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The mahogany spoon-back back above a caned seat, carved & reeded legs on brass cup castors.
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Attributed: Gillows, Lancaster.
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Dimensions: 90cm (35.5") high; 59cm (23") wide; 66cm (26") deep.
A George III Corner Chair.
English circa 1820
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Upholstered in hand stitched horse hair, covered in antique linen on turned faux rosewood legs, brass cup cators.
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Dimensions: 78cm (31") high; 77cm (30.5") wide; 77cm (30.5") deep.
An Early 19th Century Fasque Armchair.
Scottish circa 1820.
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The mahogany sabre legs on brass plate castors.
Re-upholstered in hand-stitched horsetail, finely tailored in mohair velvet.
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Dimensions: 88cm (34.5") high; 63cm (25") wide; 79cm (31") deep.
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A George III Mahogany Hall Chair.
English circa 1800
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The large roundel, perched on a c-scroll waist, above a serpentine seat with circular panel, square tapering legs with stretchers.
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Dimensions: 96cm (38") high; 46cm (18") wide; 43cm (17") deep.
A Pair of George II Stools
English circa 1760
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The mahogany dished seat above X frame supports and turned stretchers, roundel decoration.
Dimensions: 46cm (18") high; 53cm (21") wide; 39cm (15.5") deep.
A Fine Large Regency Sofa.
English circa 1810.
The fluted mahogany sabre legs on brass square cup castors. Re-upholstered in hand-stitched horsetail and covered in hessian.
Dimensions: 85cm (33.5") high; 199cm (78.5") wide; 84cm (33") deep.
A Regency Oak Hall Bench.
English circa 1810.
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The panelled rectangular top with scrolled ends, frieze centred by
concentric roundels, sabre legs.
Dimensions: 38cm (15”) high; 168cm (66”) wide; 46cm (18”) deep.
A 19th Century Bobbin Armchair.
English circa 1840.
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The bobbin-turned frame with caned seat
and sabre back legs. The leather squab cushion
and padded armrests upholstered in
hand-stitched horsetail.
Dimensions: 90cm (35 ½”) high; 55cm (22”) wide; 54cm (21 ½”) deep.
An Overscaled Arts & Crafts Ash Stool.
English circa 1890.
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The one-piece solid top above four tapering legs.
Dimensions: 57cm (22 ½”) high; 51cm (20”) wide; 36cm (14 ½”) deep.
An Early 19th Century Fasque Armchair.
Scottish circa 1820.
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Mahogany sabre legs on brass castors.
Re-upholstered in hand-stitched horsetail,
covered in linen.​
Dimensions: 91.5cm (36”) high; 66cm (26”) wide; 80cm (31 ½”) deep.
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A George II Mahogany Hall Chair.
English circa 1750.
Of sgabello form, the curved solid mahogany back displaying a painted crest above a monogram with the initials ‘JC’, panelled seat on shaped front legs.
Dimensions: 98cm (38 ½”) high; 44cm (17 ¼”) wide; 54.5cm (21 ½”) deep.
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A Fine Set of George III Dining Chairs.
English circa 1800.
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The six mahogany chairs with tapering reeded pilasters bridged by guilloche splats, on turned tapering legs.
Re-upholstered in hand stitched horsetail.
Attributed to Gillows.
Dimensions: 84.5cm (33 ¼") high; 49.5cm (19 ½”) wide; 47cm (18 ½”) deep.
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A Fine Howard & Sons Open Armchair.
English circa 1890.
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The mahogany cabriole legs, arms & scroll feet carved with anthemion & acanthus leaf detailing.
Re-upholstered in horsetail, tailored in brushed cotton, finished in hand-patinated close nailing.
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Stamped ‘Howard & Sons, Berners Street’.
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Dimensions: 94cm (37") high; 69cm (27") wide; 69cm (27") deep.
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An Early 19th Century Oak Hall Chair.
English circa 1810.
The unusual architectural back centred by an oval medallion flanked by tapering Doric pilasters, profiled by turned bosses, on ring-turned faceted front legs & swept back legs.
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Dimensions: 86cm (34") high; 44cm (17.5") wide; 48cm (19") deep.
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A George III Mahogany Open Armchair.
English circa 1780.
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The curved back, shaped arms & saddle seat on turned tapering front & oblique back legs.
Re-upholstered in hand-stitched horsetail, covered in antique linen, finished in hand-patinated close nailing.
Dimensions: 91.5cm (36") high; 60cm (23.5") wide; 58cm (23") deep.
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A Pair of George III Mahogany Hall Chairs.
English circa 1775.
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The finely carved oval fan back centred by a medallion with remnants of a painted crest, above a dished serpentine seat, on square tapering legs.
Of good original colour.
In the style of Mayhew & Ince.
Dimensions: 96.5cm (38”) high; 48cm (19”) wide; 47cm (18 ½”) deep.
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Sixteen Unusual Regency Mahogany
Dining Chairs.
English circa 1815.
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Comprising two open armchairs & fourteen side chairs, each with a scrolled tableted toprail above a horizontal acanthus-carved splat centred by a roundel, on scrolled supports, sabre legs.
The drop-in seat re-upholstered in hand-stitched horsetail and covered in antique linen.
Dimensions: 84cm (33") high; 48cm (19") wide; 52cm (20.5") deep.
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A Pair of George II Mahogany Hall Chairs.
English circa 1750.
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Of sgabello form, the curved solid mahogany back displaying a finely painted crest of an Eagle with a kidney in its mouth, the panelled seat on shaped front legs.
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Provenance: Benjamin Kidney, Knuston Hall, Northamptonshire.
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Dimensions: 99cm (39") high; 41cm (16") wide; 51cm (20") deep.
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A George III Fanback Side Chair.
English circa 1790.
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The shaped mahogany top-rail above a pierced
and waisted splat, on fine fluted legs joined by an H-stretcher. Re-upholstered in horsetail & covered in antique glazed linen.
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Attributed to Gillows.
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Dimensions: 91cm (36") high; 55cm (21.5") wide; 57cm (22.5") deep.
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A Pair of Armchairs.
By William Birch, 1915.
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The ring-turned polished legs & raked back legs on brass castors. Re-upholstered in hand-stitched horsetail, covered in Fermoie fabric.
Stamped ‘WB High Wycombe 1915’.
Dimensions: 99cm (39”) high; 70cm (27 ½”) wide; 89cm (35”) deep.
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A Rare 19th Century Astronomer's Armchair.
English circa 1860.
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The unusual raked arms on line-decorated uprights. Re-upholstered in horsetail, covered in antique leather from the Metta Catharina shipwreck of 1786, finished in hand-patinated close nailing.
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Dimensions: 97cm (38") high; 61cm (24") wide; 71cm (28") deep.
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A Rare Gordon Russell Stool.
English 1923.
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Fine chamfered oak frieze & legs. Original tan leather seat centred by unusual circular pierced decoration, brass space nailing.
Copper label to the underside inscribed: ‘The Russell Workshops Ltd, Broadway, Worcestershire’.
One of Gordon Russell's earliest and most successful Cotswold School pieces, Design no. 39.
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Dimensions: 35cm (15") a cube.
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