Card Table, Queen Anne-style walnut and crossbanded Chest, Chippendale-style mahogany Dining Chairs

A George III mahogany and
rosewood crossbanded semi-circular
Card Table, outlined with stringing, the
tapered square legs on spade feet, top
veneers split.

A reproduction small mahogany
Bureau Bookcase, the domed pediment
centred by an inlaid paterae above a
glazed panel door, the fall above four
drawers and colonette pilasters, on
bracket feet.

A George III-style miniature
carved mahogany Dumb Waiter, the two
lobed graduated tiers with a turned
stem, on tripod supports,  diam.

A George III-style satinwood
Armchair, with a pierced trellis splat and
carved seat, on reeded splayed legs
joined by ‘X’-shaped stretchers

A pair of George III-style
satinwood floral painted ’shield back’
Occasional Chairs, with drop-in seats, on
tapered square legs and spade feet

A Queen Anne-style walnut and crossbanded Chest of two short and three long drawers, on bracket feet.

A 19th Century small oak Refectory Table, fluted frieze above four spiral-twist legs joined by stretchers,  long

A WIIIiam IV mahogany Library Table, the rectangular top above trestle end supports joined by a pole stretcher.

A mahogany and pine Chest, 19th Century, with two short and three long drawers, on later bracket feet.

A Victorian mahogany kneehole Dressing Table, now reduced in height, the central recess flanked by a pair of bowed doors with applied mouldings, altered.

An early Victorian mahogany Chest of two short and three long drawers, on gadrooned bun feet.

An Edwardian oak Armchair, with
a rectangular padded back and seat
upholstered in red leather cloth, on
columnar turned legs with stretchers

A set of eight Chippendale-style
mahogany Dining Chairs, including a
pair of Armchairs, with pierced splats
and drop-in seats, on carved cabriole
legs

A set of four Continental mahogany
rail-back Chairs, early 19th Century,
including a pair of Armchairs, with
carved mid-rails and drop-in seats, on
sabre legs—

A set of eight WIIIiam and Mary-style walnut Dining Chairs, including a pair of Carvers, with arched backs and rectangular seats, upholstered in claret Genoa dralon, the turned

and square legs on scroll feet

A matched set of six late th
Century-style Dining Chairs, with claret
damask upholstered backs and seats,
comprising: a pair of walnut Armchairs
and four oak Standard Chairs; together
with a walnut Stool with matching
upholstery

A late Victorian walnut Wellington Chest of seven drawers flanked by hinged pilasters.     —

A late George III mahogany and kingwood crossbanded semi-circular Card Table, inlaid with stringing, on tapered square legs, restored.

A Regency-style mahogany and
crossbanded small bow-front Chest of
three long drawers, on bracket feet,
wide.

An Art Deco mirror-glass mounted Cocktail Cabinet, the applied copper tinted and smoked glass bandings decorated with etched designs, the pair of doors revealing a burr maple

veneered fitted interior, on block supports.

Continental mahogany Chairs, Louis XV-style carved giltwood three-piece Suite, Louis XV-style kingwood parquetry low Table

A late George III mahogany rail-back Armchair, with a drop-in seat, on reeded square legs joined by stretchers, restored—

A George III mahogany Chair, with a hoop-shaped splat-back, on chamfered square legs

A Louis XV-style carved giltwood
three-piece Suite, comprising: a small
Settee and a pair of Armchairs

A George III small mahogany
Chest of three long drawers with later
burr handles, on bracket feet.

A late Victorian mahogany pedestal Desk, the red leather inset top above an arrangement of nine drawers.

A set of twelve Continental cherrywood Dining Chairs, 19th Century, with pierced splats and drop-in seats, on tapered square legs

A Continental rosewood five-piece
Drawing Room Suite, mid-19th Century,
each piece with a carved cresting rail and cabriole legs, comprising: a serpentine-back Settee, a pair of Armchairs and a pair of single Chairs

A Queen Anne oak Side Chair, with a solid vase-shaped splat and solid seat, on turned and square legs joined by stretchers

A George II oak Side Table, with a frieze drawer, on square legs.

An Edwardian mahogany and
inlaid Writing Table, with a leather inset
top, on tapered square legs.

An Edwardian chinoiserie cheval Mirror, with a shaped cresting, the turned supports on splayed legs.

A mahogany low Bookcase, in two sections with sliding glass doors flanked by fluted pilasters.

A Louis XV-style kingwood
parquetry low Table, with gilt-metal
mounts, on cabriole legs.

A George II revival burr walnut
and carved Dining Room Suite,
comprising: two serpentine-front
Sideboards, with pierced aprons and
cabriole legs on paw feet.
and  wide., an extending Dining
Table, with one spare leaf, on cabriole
legs, some water damage,  long, six
Dining Chairs and a pair of Carvers,
with nailed red leatherette upholstery
and a Display Cabinet, with a pair of
bevelled glass doors above a pair of
frieze drawers and cupboard doors,
wide.

A burr walnut Cocktail Cabinet of
similar design to the previous lot, with
an arrangement of doors revealing
sycamore veneered fitted interior, the
frieze drawer surmounted by a mirror
slide, raised on cabriole legs

A Louis XV/XVI Transitional-style rosewood and tulipwood marquetry Card Table, with gilt-metal mounts and a frieze drawer, on cabriole legs.

A mahogany Pedestal, the square top and foot divided by a fluted columnar pIIIar,  high    —

A late George III yew-wood Commode Armchair, with a hinged seat revealing ceramic liner, on tapered square legs.

A pair of Continental mahogany Chairs, mid-19th Century, with moulded and padded balloon-shaped backs upholstered in green dralon, on cabriole legs.

An Edwardian satinwood and
floral painted Bedside Cupboard, with
harewood and tulipwood-banding, the
freize drawer above a panel door, on
tapered square legs.

A set of three Louis XlV-style
carved giltwood Armchairs, upholstered
in distressed Genoa velvet, on scrolled
supports with ‘X’-shaped stretchers.

An Edwardian mahogany and
satin birch inlaid oval two-tier
Occasional Table by Heal c Son, the
oval top with a stylised leaf border above
a small frieze drawer, on shaped tapered
square legs.

SETTEES  sofas, day-beds and couches
A George I walnut settee with shepherd’s crook arms. The cabriole legs have thread and scroll decoration and end in pad feet. The fabric is not contemporary, which would increase the price considerably. 1715-1725
A Chippendale mahogany settee showing the double back design taken from a single chair. 1750-1770
The earliest forms of settee were simply extended versions of the armchairs of the period, whether upholstered or, like Chippendale’s examples, with backs that were a two-, three- or four-fold repeat of the single chair back with which the settee went en suite. These are, understandably, not very popular and it is not until the return of the fully upholstered back that any great enthusiasm emerges amongst general collectors.
From about 1770 onwards the fully upholstered settee, then the couch or day-bed of Regency times and the exuberantly carved Victorian chaise-longues and couches, the Chesterfield and all the other forms made their appearance in sequence. These are now part of the general antique collecting scene, whereas the upholstered late seventeenth century pieces and hard-backed Chippendale versions are a specialist taste.
The price is obviously greatly influenced by the condition of the upholstery, and unless otherwise stated values are based on the piece being covered in good quality modern upholstery.
A Hepplewhite mahogany upholstered settee on slightly splayed legs. Note that the hessian below the seat has been ripped out. At this price one needs to check that the frame is period as well, as it appears somebody has done by the torn canvas at the bottom of the seat. 1780-1800
A Hepplewhite button upholstered settee on tapering legs. An elegant serviceable piece. 1780-1800
A superb Adam sofa or window seat. The workmanship is of the highest quality. A very elegant piece.
c. 1775
Bear in mind that the prices which follow take account of the cost of new upholstery, which they are assumed to have.
A four-seat Sheraton settee on turned and fluted legs.
A Regency  chaise-longue with carved decoration on the front.
A Regency mahogany chaise-longue on paw feet. 1810-1825
A mahogany chaise-longue with metal decoration and heavy rounded padded ends. 1810-1830
A Victorian single-ended chaise-longue with deeply buttoned back.
A Victorian walnut richly carved settee. c.1825-1850
A Victorian double-ended settee with flowing scrolled lines and considerable carving, offered over a wide range of time. 1850-1880
A William IV mahogany sofa, with rather bulbous reeded legs, showing the doubleended design favoured by several designers.
A walnut Victorian double spoon-backed settee with leaf carving and fretted scrolls.
A mahogany Victorian settee with French influence in the back design. The legs are the same as the chairs of this date.
An unusual Victorian button backed Chesterfield with scrolled arms and turned legs.
A Victorian Chesterfield with typical button upholstery. Now very often recovered in leather. 1860-1900