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A set of six late Victorian mahogany shield back dining chairs of “Hepplewhite” design, the moulded backs with fretted splats and inlaid with oval paterae, the seats upholstered in green and cream cloth, on square tapered and moulded front legs with H-pattern stretchers (some damage - general wear) £250-350
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A set of six Victorian mahogany dining chairs with deep curved crest rails and plain splats, the seats upholstered in black leather, on turned front legs (some faded and split to one crest rail) £250-350
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Four Victorian simulated rosewood occasional chairs with shaped crest rails and scroll carved splats, drop-in seats upholstered in pink dralon, on baluster turned front legs £120-160
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An early 19th Century yewwood and elm seated stick back “Thames Valley” Windsor armchair, the two tier back with oval cresting, on turned supports and crinoline stretcher, and a late 19th Century beechwood and elm wheel back Windsor armchair, on turned supports and H-pattern stretcher £300-400
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A 19th Century alder and elm seated “Yorkshire” Windsor armchair, the high two tier stick back with fretted centre splat, dished seat on turned underframe, and a 19th Century ash and elm seated low stick back Windsor armchair by Taylor of Grantham with two tier back, wood seat on turned underframe £250-350
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A 19th Century child’s ash and elm seated stick back Windsor armchair by F. Walker of Rockley, with two tier back, wood seat, on turned legs (stamp to seat rail) £100-150
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A 19th Century yewwood and elm seated stick back Windsor armchair with two tier back, on turned supports with crinoline stretcher, and a 19th Century ash and elm seated stick back Windsor armchair with low two tier back, on turned legs and H-pattern stretcher (from the Nottingham area - surface cleaned back) £200-300
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A 19th Century ash and elm seated wheel and stick back Windsor armchair with two tier back, on turned supports and H-pattern stretcher, and an early 19th Century ash spindle back chair with wood seat, on turned supports £120-160
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A 19th Century elm and yew wood two tier stick back Windsor armchair with arched crest rail, pierced vase pattern splat, wood seat on turned legs (with repairs) £200-300
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A 19th Century child’s ash and elm armchair with plain top rail and of pegged construction, 19.5ins high £150-200
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A Carolean walnut high back chair, the crest rail fretted and carved with a crown, a cherub and leaf ornament, on spiral turned uprights, with oval cane panelled back and cane seat, on turned underframe and conforming front stretcher £60-80
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An oak high back hall chair of Carolean design with scroll carved cresting, on stop fluted uprights, the panelled back and seat upholstered in tapestry, on turned front legs and with shaped and carved stretcher, and an oak framed rectangular stool of “17th Century” design, the frieze carved with lunette and leaf ornament, on bobbin turned supports and H-pattern stretcher, the drop-in seat upholstered in tapestry, 50ins x 19.5ins x 19.5ins high £100-150
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A pair of Victorian mahogany framed dining chairs, the curved crest rails, uprights and fretted splats carved with “Greek Key” ornament, the seats upholstered in tan hide, on turned and fluted front legs and castors £80-120
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A pair of Victorian rosewood occasional chairs, the shaped backs with scroll carved crest rails and splats, the seats upholstered in pale green cloth, on moulded cabriole front legs £120-160
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A walnut armchair of “Queen Anne” design, the shaped back with scroll pattern cresting, shaped arms with scroll terminals and the seat and back panel upholstered in green leather, on bold cabriole front legs with shell carving to the knees £300-400
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A late 17th Century panelled oak armchair with shaped crest rail carved with the initials “HS” and dated 1692, the panel carved with lozenge and flowerhead motif, on turned supports and plain stretchers (slight damage and replacement parts) £300-500
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A late 19th/early 20th Century Chinese rosewood open armchair, the shaped back inset with panel carved with fruiting vine, with plain panelled seat, on cabriole front legs and H-pattern stretcher £250-350
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A late Victorian walnut framed spoon back nursing chair upholstered in red floral cloth, on turned front legs and castors £100-150
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A 19th Century ebonised and parcel gilt “Klismos” nursing chair with deep curved crest rail, the seat upholstered in pink cloth, on sabre supports £400-500
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A Victorian walnut framed scroll back open arm easy chair with turned spindles to arms, the seat, back and arm pads upholstered in mushroom cloth, on turned front legs and castors £70-100
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An Edwardian rosewood square back open arm easy chair, the moulded back inset with panel inlaid with floral scroll ornament and with fretted splat, leaf capped arm terminals and the seat upholstered in green dralon, on square tapered legs inlaid with stringings and bellflower ornament and on spade toes £100-150
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A 19th Century simulated rosewood and parcel gilt open armchair with fan shaped cane panelled back and cane seat, on turned front legs, and a stained beechwood rectangular stool with bold sides, cane panelled seat, bamboo pattern supports and splayed toes, 23ins x 17.75ins x 16.75ins £100-150
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A 1930s tub shaped high back easy chair of “18th Century” design, upholstered in mushroom dralon, on cabriole front legs and castors and one other wing back easy chair similarly upholstered and on cabriole front legs and castors £120-160
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A French walnut framed fauteuil of Louis XV design, the moulded showwood frame with scroll and floral cresting, leaf capped scroll arm terminals, upholstered in yellow cloth, on moulded cabriole front legs with scroll toes and loose squab cushion for same (slight damage to one arm terminal) £250-350
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A French gilt framed fauteuil of Louis XVI design with moulded showwood frame, the oval back, seat and arm pads upholstered in red and white linen, on turned and fluted front legs £80-120
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A pair of gilt framed open arm fauteuil of Louis XVI design, the shaped crest rails carved with bold floral ornament, on carved and moulded uprights, scroll arm terminals, the seats and backs upholstered in white calico, on turned and leaf capped front legs £150-200
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A pair of French walnut framed scroll back fauteuil with moulded showwood frame, the seat and back upholstered in rose cloth, on turned front legs £200-300
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A pair of mahogany framed high back occasional chairs upholstered in cream cloth, on square chamfered front legs and plain stretchers £100-150
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A pair of Victorian mahogany hall chairs, the shaped and moulded backs with applied shield shaped panels, serpentine fronted seats, on turned front legs £100-150
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A pair of 19th Century walnut framed open armchairs, the shaped backs and seats upholstered in cream and pink tapestry, with moulded scroll arms, on slender turned and reeded front legs with H-pattern stretchers £100-150
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A pair of 1960s steel and aluminium framed high back “Reigate” easy chairs designed by William Plunkett Ltd, and squab cushions for same in brown and green wool £300-500
Provenance: Central Contracts, 62 Oxford Street, London W1, purchased January 1965
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A 1960s brushed chrome framed “Westerham” low back easy chair designed by William Plunkett, and cushions for same in brown wool, and a matching stool and cushion in green wool £150-200
Provenance: Central Contracts, 62 Oxford Street, London W1, purchased January 1965
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A 1960s brushed chrome framed low back “Westerham” easy chair designed by William Plunkett, and cushions for same in brown wool, and matching stool and cushion for same in green wool £150-200
Provenance: Central Contracts, 62 Oxford Street, London W1, purchased January 1965
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A 1960s brushed chrome framed low back “Westerham” easy chair designed by William Plunkett, and cushions for same in green wool, and a spare set of cushions in red wool, and a matching stool with cushion for same in green wool £150-200
Provenance: Central Contracts, 62 Oxford Street, London W1, purchased January 1965
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A modern two seat settee of large proportions, upholstered in cream cloth, 78ins wide x 40ins deep x 29.5ins high £200-300
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A modern two seat settee of large proportions, upholstered in cream cloth, 78ins wide x 40ins deep x 29.5ins high £200-300
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A Victorian oak church pew with moulded crest rail and panelled back, on shaped end supports, the tops boldly carved with an heraldic lion’s head and fleur-de-lis, on bracket feet, 70ins wide x 23ins deep x 60ins high (end of lion’s tongue broken and missing), and blue squab cushions for same £300-400
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A modern Italian Patera three piece lounge suite upholstered in red leather, on splayed front legs with chrome plated circular feet, comprising - two seat settee of large proportions, 80ins wide, easy chair and stool, 26ins square x 17ins high £250-400
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A pair of modern simulated bamboo framed high back tub shaped easy chairs with double cane backs, the seats upholstered in cream cloth, on turned legs with scroll toes, and loose squab cushions upholstered in green cloth for same £250-350
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A Victorian mahogany framed low two seat settee with moulded showwood framing, upholstered in rose and floral brocade, shaped front, on moulded cabriole front supports and castors, 67ins wide x 35ins deep x 27.5ins high £300-400
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A pair of modern wing back easy chairs of large proportions and of “18th Century” design, with arched crest rails and out-scrolled arms, upholstered in black leather, the backs buttoned, on ebonised cabriole front legs, and one other similar wing back easy chair £600-800
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A modern two seat Chesterfield upholstered in black leather, back buttoned, on turned ebonised front supports, 82ins wide x 42ins deep x 32ins high £400-600
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An oak rectangular joint stool of “17th Century” design with moulded edge to top, arcaded frieze, on turned legs and plain stretchers, 18ins x 11ins x 19.5ins high £100-150
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An 18th Century walnut rectangular dressing stool with rounded corners and shaped apron, on cabriole legs with pad feet, the drop-in seat upholstered in red floral cloth, 23ins x 16ins x 17ins high (faded) £400-600
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A William IV rosewood framed rectangular stool, the seat upholstered in red floral cloth, on X-pattern end supports with scroll toes and turned stretcher, 21ins x 19ins x 16ins high £300-400
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A Victorian walnut framed rectangular stool, the seat upholstered in floral needlework, on moulded and panelled X-pattern end supports and with turned stretcher, 22ins x 20ins x 17ins high £300-400
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A Victorian rosewood rectangular adjustable piano stool, the seat upholstered in red dralon and buttoned, on turned legs and H-pattern stretcher, 19.25ins x 15ins £100-150
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An Edwardian mahogany duet stool inlaid with rosewood bandings, the lifting seat upholstered in cream striped cloth, on square tapered legs, 38ins x 15ins x 21ins high (faded) £120-160
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