Showing 1–16 of 19 resultsSorted by latest
-

East African Lamu Throne Chair
Read moreQuick ViewEast African Lamu Throne Chair
10565 An East African Lamu throne chair, hardwood and bone inlaid in traditional upright form, with pediment top with spindles and geometric inlay to the back, with straight arms leading down into an integral foot-rest, the back and sides strung with cotton thread.
East African coast
19th century
Height: 45.75 ins (116 cms)
Width: 27.5 ins (70 cms) £7,500
Quick View -

Pair of Regence Style Banquette Stools
Read moreQuick ViewPair of Regence Style Banquette Stools
10535 A fine pair of Regence style, carved giltwood rectangular banquettes with earlier Savonnerie wool covers of floral swags and foliate sprays, the six legged bases with a carved frieze above slender cabriole legs and hoof feet. The covers woven in the 19th century reusing sections of a Louis XV Savonnerie carpet. The covers with expected wear and signs of restoration.
Private UK collection, probably purchased in the 1960s.
Bases: English or French 1860-1880
Covers French: Savonnerie 1730-1740
Width: 39.5 ins (100 cms)
Height: 18.5 ins (47 cms)
Depth 18.5 ins (47 cms)
£22,000
Quick View -

Pair of George I Walnut Side Chairs Thomas Phill
Read moreQuick ViewPair of George I Walnut Side Chairs Thomas Phill
10355 A fine pair of George I walnut side chairs attributed to Thomas Phill, the rectangular upholstered backs with a scrolled top rail, above upholstered seats supported by slender, cabriole front legs joined with bold knopped stretchers and steeply raked rear legs. Now with space nailed, silk damask covers.
English, London
1715
H 48 ins (122 cms) W 23 ins (58 cms) D 25.5 ins (65 cms)
£12,000
Quick View -

Pair of George III Wheel Back Side Chairs
Read moreQuick ViewPair of George III Wheel Back Side Chairs
10544 A pair of George III carved mahogany wheel back side chairs attributed to Ince and Mayhew, the shaped backs centring on oval paterae, the serpentine fluted seat rails with central and corner paterae with tapering fluted legs with melon feet, drop-in seats.
Height; 37 ins (94 cms) Width; 22.5 ins (57 cms)
English, London. Ince and Mayhew attributed
1775
£7,500 pair
Quick View -

George III Settee by Ince & Mayhew
Read moreQuick ViewGeorge III Settee by Ince & Mayhew
10584 A George III white painted and giltwood eight leg settee by Ince and Mayhew, the shaped back with a central flower spray, the tightly scrolled infilled arms above a shaped seat, the front legs turned and fluted, with out-swept back legs. Original decoration. Inscription for
Sir Cecil Bisshopp, Parham Park, Sussex.
English
1780
Height:: 41.25 ins (105 cms)
Width: 82.5 ins (210 cms)
SOLD
Quick View -

Set of Four George I Walnut Side Chairs Glemham Hall
Read moreQuick ViewSet of Four George I Walnut Side Chairs Glemham Hall
10575 A set of four George I walnut side chairs, the upholstered rectangular backs and seats supported by cabriole front legs terminating in pad feet, the outwept back legs with oval pad feet. Provenance; Glemham Hall, Suffolk and probably made for the house. Fine original condition.
English
1720
Height: 40 ins (102 cms)
Width: 23.25 ins (59 cms) £7,000
Quick View -

Large George II Mahogany Library Chair
Read moreQuick ViewLarge George II Mahogany Library Chair
10361 A large George II mahogany library chair, the wide back with a pierced splat and outswept scroll arms, supported by cabriole front legs with a shell to the knee and ball and claw feet, with outswept back legs. Carved cresting rail a 19th century replacement.
English
1740-1750
Height: 39.5 ins (100 cms)
Max width: 30.5 ins (77 cms)
Seat width: 26.75 ins (68 cms) SOLD
Quick View -

White Painted Late Louis XVI Dutch Armchair
Read moreQuick ViewWhite Painted Late Louis XVI Dutch Armchair
10070.2 A white painted late Louis XVI armchair (part of a suite including four side chairs), the shaped, padded arms with paterae, with fluted supports and acanthus leaf clasps,
the fluted column backs with an arcaded balustrade top rail, the balustrade repeated to the seat rails and standing on tapering, fluted legs on toupie feet. Grey/blue decoration underneath.
Dutch
1785-1796
Arm chair height: 37 ins (94 cms)
Width: 24 ins (61 cms)
Depth: 21 ins (53.5 cms) £7,500
Quick View -

Set of Four Late Louis XVI Dutch Side Chairs
Read moreQuick ViewSet of Four Late Louis XVI Dutch Side Chairs
10070.1 A set of four late Louis XVI side chairs (part of a suite including an armchair), the fluted column backs with an arcaded balustrade top rail, the balustrade repeated to the seat rails and standing on tapering, fluted legs on toupie feet. Grey/blue decoration underneath.
Dutch
1785-1796
Height: 34.5 ins (87.5 cms)
Width: 17.5 ins (44.5 cms)
Depth: 16 ins (41 cms) £7,500
Quick View -

Pair of Charles X Mahogany and Inlaid Window Seats
Read moreQuick ViewPair of Charles X Mahogany and Inlaid Window Seats
10440 A pair of Charles X mahogany, gilt and brass inlaid window seats, scrolling X-shape with well carved swan neck terminals, the arm rests with brass inlay and resting on gilded paw feet. Re-covered with striped velvet silk.
French
1825
Width: 28.75 ins (73 cms)
Height: 27.5 ins (70 cms)
Depth: 14.5 ins (37 cms) £8,000
Quick View -

Mahogany and Carved Ebony Armchair After Thomas Hope
Read moreQuick ViewMahogany and Carved Ebony Armchair After Thomas Hope
10348 After the design of Thomas Hope, a mahogany and carved ebony armchair, the rectangular curved tablet back above a X-frame splat centring on a foliate roundel, the straight arms supported by ebony winged lioness supports, the seat rails and exaggerated sabre legs with ebony inlay. Stamped ‘Escalier de Cristal, Paris’.
French
1880
Height: 34 ins (87 cms)
Width: 23.5 ins (59.5 cms)
Depth: 25 ins (64 cms) £25,000
Quick View -

Pair of Fine Regency Design Side Chairs After Thomas Hope
Read moreQuick ViewPair of Fine Regency Design Side Chairs After Thomas Hope
10349 A pair of fine Regency design mahogany and ebony side chairs after the model by Thomas Hope, the curved backs with ebony borders, the dished eats with reeded ebony lines, the sabre legs with ebony leaf capitals. Stamped ‘ESCALIER DE CRISTAL, PARIS’.
French
1880
Height: 33.75 ins (86 cms)
Width: 19 ins (48 cms)
Depth: 23 ins (58.5 cms) £4,500
Quick View -

Pair of Louis XV Side chairs
Read moreQuick ViewPair of Louis XV Side chairs
10323 A pair of Louis XV caned beech side chairs in the style of Cresson, the shaped backs with leaf carving, the apron with a bold rocaille motif, on slender cabriole legs similarly carved. Originally with a shaped X-stretcher.
French
1740
Height: 37 ins (94 cms)
Width: 18.5 ins (47 cms) £2,800
Quick View -

Pair of George III Carved Mahogany Armchairs
Read moreQuick ViewPair of George III Carved Mahogany Armchairs
10301 A pair of George III carved mahogany armchairs in French Hepplewhite style, the upholstered back with out-scrolling arms, the shaped seat with shell carving to the front rail and standing on slender cabriole legs with carved leaf capitals. Minor old repairs, recovered with pale red silk damask.
English
1775
Height: 34.5 ins (88 cms)
Width: 25.5 ins (65 cms)
Depth: 23 ins (58.5 cms) Sold
Quick View -

Victorian Mahogany Hall Bench by John Kendell
Read moreQuick ViewVictorian Mahogany Hall Bench by John Kendell
10300 An early Victorian mahogany hall bench by John Kendell & Co, Leeds, the top with a shield-shaped cut out, and with hexagonal bar handles, the frieze with pointed arch design and standing on tapering hexagonal legs with carved capitals and bun feet. Original printed label.
English, Leeds
1835-40
Width: 51 ins (130 cms)
Depth: 15 ins (38 cms)
Overall height: 26 ins (66 cms) £4,500
Quick View -

French Louis XV Walnut Fauteuil de Bureau
Read moreQuick ViewFrench Louis XV Walnut Fauteuil de Bureau
9949 A French Louis XV walnut fauteuil de bureau, a flower cresting to the top rail with outswept arms, the shaped seat with cabriole legs carved with flower heads and on scrolled feet.
French
1760-1780
Height: 34.5 ins (88 cms)
Width: 28 ins (71 cms)
Depth: 27 ins (69 cms) £3,800
Quick View








![A chair, or backstool, English, made by Thomas Phill (d. 1728) upholder at the The Sign of the Three Golden Chairs in the Strand, London and purchased by Edward Dryden (d. 1717). One of a set of seven pieces of seat furniture, including six chairs and a probably slightly later sofa [NT 494468.7], and a slightly later firescreen [NT 494468.8].](https://www.robinmartinantiques.com/dev/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/10355-Canons-Ashby-side-chair-Thomas-Phill.jpg)


















































































