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 Late C18th "Cotswold School" Chair with Rare Short Arm Configuration Most Probably by the Kerry Family of Evesham and showing the roots of the MacLaren / Clissett / Gimson Chairs and those Arts and Crafts Descendants |  Gordon Russell Cotswold School Dining Chairs Ca. 1920-25 with makers metal plaques to the underside of each chair. |
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 An unusual American Bowback Windsor chair dating to Ca 1880 and retaining a good deal of the original paint. Rescued from a New Hampshire barn in the late 70s by the family of the previous owner. A beautiful chair! |  With Vivienne Westwood Denim Seat |
 American Arts & Crafts Indian Moccasin Agency Shoe Fitting Stool with Copperised Relief of Indian Head to each side. A Rare Item. |  Scandinavian Chair, Probably 1940s/50s with original woven woolwork back panel. |
 An Exceptional Pair of Italian 19540s Lounge Chairs. Designer as Yet Unknown. |  This table is a unique prototype, surviving from the Director's office at British European Airways. The Table was made to show a prospective Fomica Design for BEA Canteens in the early 1960s and was passed down to the Director's son. We have not been able to trace the design or the designer. It has the BEA logo in the design and has Da Vinci's Flying Machines amidst grey color blocks. A design style possibly attributable to Lucienne Day but perhaps unrecorded as it was never put into production. |
 A Set of Six Thonet S32PV Cantilever Dining Chairs Designed by Marcel Breuer. These chairs are fully marked with Thonet labels and Thonet branded fabric under the seats. They have the original upholsteryin fine leather. These would date to the 1980s. |  A Fine Cotswold School Mahogany Sideboard by Arthur Romney Green in Figured Mahogany. All Solid Wood, Not Veneered. Ca 1915-1920 |
 Genuine Thonet S35 Lounge chair by Marcel Breuer |  A Rare Deutsche Jugendstil Fumed Oak Buffet Sideboard by Richard Riemerschmid and made by the Dresdner Werkebund. As exhibited in the Turin Exposition 1915 |
 A Fine Gillows Victorian Aesthetic Corner Cabinet in Satin Walnut with Prerahaelite painted doors - designed by Bruce Talbert, Ca 1880. Stamped |  A rare pair of bent ply side chairs by Eric Lyons- these do not stack and have delightful branching ply detail to the frame. |
 An exceptionally rare set of six dining chairs designed by Sir Ambrose Heal for his own home, and later used in the commission for Sir Winston Churchill at Chartwell. These chairs are to the original design with the stretcher configuration as shown and not the later H shaped arrangement made commercially available through Heals |  A Magnificent handcrafted Cotswold School display cabinet in English Walnut. This wood has been chosen for its striking grain pattern, The handle is a cast bronze walnut! |
 Finnish 1930s Bent Ply Modernist Chairs by KERAVA |  1940s Osvaldo Sanguinetti Chair, Chiavari, Italy |
 A pair of tall Chiavari ladderback chairs of supper lightweight but strong construction, 1950s |  A rare chair by George Walton, A version of his Phiippines chairm this has a different treatment to the top rail of the seatback, close examination reveals differences not possible by adaptation of the better known back, hence a true variant. The chair retains some original gilding around the seat edge. In good condition throughout with no damage to the caning. |
 As used in the Pinafore room of the Savoy, the complete interior of which was Commissioned from Collinson and Locke |  Aesthetic armchair of of exceptional quality |
 A Possibly Unique Pair of Coiled Laminated Birch Chairs by Villiers Brothers. Note the varying thickness of the pkly along the length, providing strength and flexibility. Quite stunning chairs. Stamped by the makers. |  An extremely rare, possibly unique set of four stools with solid, shaped teak tops and sides to the curved legs. the curved parts in bent plywood. These came with a matching dining table, also available. The table has smilarly curved supports and a scalloped edge all round (not yet photographed). The matching sideboard has sold. We have seen an identical table with a Betty Joel / Token Works label (in wood frame and under glass). This set has no labels. |
 |  A rare pre-cantilever Thonet chair by Mart Stam. Unmarked. with closed-dome welded terminals to the tube at the seatback. |
 A quantity (12 remaining) of US Navy Armchairs by Goodform and Emeco. Dated and ranging from '40s to 70's. |  |
 Six dining or side chairs in the manner of Gio Ponti, Ca 1960 |  A pair of Late Victorian Aesthetic Movement ebonised armchairs attributed to E.W. Godwin. |
 A late 19th century walnut side chair in the manner of Carlo Bugatti |  Very rare wire frame chairs by Shin and Tomoko Azumi, grey and orange powder coated bent and welded wire frame. |
 1940s American Goodform Aluminium 'Navy' Armchair. All original labels intact. |  A Rare Pantonic chair by Verer Panton for HAG |
 Pyramid Drinks Cabinet by Jez Broun. This was the original piece created for Sotheby's first Designers/Makers Selling Exhibition. Ex. Getty Collection. POA |  An Amazing Sculpted Laminated Corrugated Cardboard Table With Chipped and Ground Edged Laminated Glas Top. £2600 |
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