Charles-Édouard Jeanneret aka 'Le Corbusier' (Swiss-French 1887-1965), a pair of 'LC14 Tabouret Cabanon' cube stools, designed for Chandigarh, c.1967, teak, 43cm wide 43cm deep 29cm high (2) Provenance: Student Hostel, Sector 34, Udyan Path, Chandigarh. Le Corbusier originally designed the 'Tabouret Cabanon' stool in 1952 for his holiday house - ‘Petit Cabanon’ in Roquebrune-Cap-Martin on the French Riviera - where alongside the many fixed furnishings, the furniture was conceived as boxes. The 'LC14' design was later used in the Chandigarh project with Pierre Jeanneret. Condition ReportThe stools have been lightly restored retaining all original scars and marks and patina. With scuffs, smalls chips and surface marks throughout commensurate with use. Otherwise structurally sound. Please see additional images.
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Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a pair of 'PJEC-010301 Library Chairs’ or ‘Chaise En Teck’, designed for Chandigarh, c.1959-60, each of teak and cane, with a brown upholstered seat cushion, with painted marks, together with Certificate of Authenticity from Jacques Dworczak, 47.5cm wide50cm deep75cm high, 43cm high to seat (2)Provenance: University Library in Chandigarh;High Court in Chandigarh (2nd series of furniture in 1960).Reference: Swiss National Museum in Zurich;City Museum in Chandigarh.Literature: Jacques Dworczak, 'Catalogue Raisonné du Mobilier: Jeanneret Chandigarh', published by Assouline, p.92.Condition ReportThese chairs have been restored in Chandigarh, to the original specifications as to when these items were originally made whilst retaining all historical marks, scuffs, character and patina.
Ernest Race (1913-1964) for Race Furniture, a 'Heron' armchair, 1950s, constructed from steel with wool upholstery,83cm wide85cm deep83cm high, 38cm high to seatCondition ReportWith some fading, marks and minor pulls to the upholstery commensurate with use. There are some areas that do show a higher concentration of blue to the upholstery due to the nature of the way the herringbone is woven in the upholstery. The upholstery would benefit from a clean as it has fluff, lint and dust throughout. The metal legs with scratches and scuffs commensurate with use. Otherwise structurally sound. Please see additional images.
Elegant round dining table featuring a substantial beveled-edge glass top resting on an intricately crafted wrought iron base with a gilded finish. The base showcases a dynamic arrangement of scrollwork in a symmetrical spiral motif, offering both visual movement and architectural stability. The aged patina of the gold-toned iron enhances its vintage appeal, while the transparent glass surface allows the decorative ironwork to remain a central visual element. This striking table serves equally well as a functional dining centerpiece or as a sculptural statement in a formal interior. The table design reflects traditions of 20th-century artisan ironwork that blend classic French and Mediterranean influences. Such sculptural bases were favored in luxury interiors for their ability to combine ornamentation with durability, often produced by boutique studios or commissioned by interior designers. The spiraling forms suggest a custom or studio origin, elevating it beyond utilitarian furniture into the realm of decorative art.Issued: 20th centuryDimensions: Approximately 60"dia x 30"H. Condition: Age related wear. Minor chips on one edge of the glass top.
Collection of ephemera relating to the Speaker of the House of Commons including two ledgers, one containing a list of the Speaker's Official dinners from 1930-1962 including guest lists, menus and related ephemera, the other containing lists of M.P.s bills from 1931-1980, seating plans for official dinners, two sets of keys for furniture in the Speaker's LibraryGenerally sound condition with some damage to spine of older book
A carved carruba wood armoire, first half of the 18th century, Italian, Genoa, the scrolled pediment over a pair of carved panel doors,230cm wide 90cm deep 300cm highProvenance: A Chester Jones Interior - The collection of Robert and Jenny Borgerhoff Mulder, Kensington, London W8; acquired by the above from Sotheby's, 'Important Continental Furniture and Tapestries', 30 May 1997, lot 93.Condition ReportWith key. Locks a little stiff but operational. One drawer missing it's lock. No key with other drawer. Comes apart in approx 17 pieces - largest frieze. Scuffs and wear commensurate with age. Some splits, knocks, losses and repairs throughout commensurate with age and use. Some minor replacements to timbers in places. Traces of historic woodworm damage throughout, which does not appear active. The two pieces of foliate moulding to the crest are currently off but present. General wear, splits and marks to interiors. Doors functioning correctly. Some modern screws visible within. Drawers run smoothly. Drawer fronts a little warped. Joints are sound and solid. Overall the piece would benefit from a little professional cosmetic attention, but is in fair order and is perfectly usable in its current state. Please see additional images.
Dolls house furniture, three French pottery pieces, late 19th to early 20th century, a fauteuil, a three-tier etagere and a tripod table, each painted with figures in garden landscapes, each with a painted fleur de lis mark, probably Marseilles,chair 13 cm high,etagere 8.5cm hightable 10cm high (3)Condition ReportMinor wear, overall good
A group of six pine furniture pieces, to include a refectory style dining table, having rectangular top on square stile legs, 122x61cm, a stripped pine glazed dresser top, a two + two height chest of drawers, 94x74cm, a twin pedestal writing desk, 134x72cm, a bedside cabinet and a corner cabinet, 80x88cm. (6)
A collection of furniture including, a country pine two tier dresser plate rack, circa early 20th century, W123, H103, a nest of three solid oak coffee tables, largest 55x34cm, together with a late Victorian tabletop shop display cabinet, twin glazed doors opening to fitted shelves, W76, D30, H60cm and a pair of rush seated ladder back carver chairs, together with three Edwardian bedroom chairs and a leather pouffe. (9)
A group of seven furniture pieces, to include a set of four Ercol hooped stickback dining chairs, a modern teak effect sideboard, W164,D37, H68cm, an Old Charm oak buffet sideboard, W120, D46, H82cm, an oak corner cabinet, a TV/Hi-Fi cabinet, an oak linenfold cabinet, having single carved panelled door on a skirted plinth base, W54, H70, D47cm, and a kidney shaped walnut veneered coffee table. (7)
This charming 3-piece Lladro porcelain set features miniature furniture in the form of a tufted couch (PP116) and two matching armchairs (PP117), all finished in a glossy white glaze with a pale blue diamond pattern and detailed basket-weave bases. Beautifully capturing the elegance of vintage upholstered furniture, this collection is ideal for dollhouse collectors or Lladro enthusiasts. Each piece is impressed with the Lladro mark on the underside.Dimensions: Largest item measures 6.5"LCountry of Origin: SpainCondition: Age related wear.
A spectacular 18-inch sculpture from the Walt Disney Classics Collection, titled Down the Rabbit Hole, capturing the whimsical descent of Alice into Wonderland in rich detail and vibrant color. This limited edition piece (No. 69 of 500) features a spiraling tree trunk diorama with multiple vignettes of Alice falling, each crafted with lifelike expression and motion. The intricately sculpted base and interior showcase key elements from the film, including the iconic furniture and fireplace. Includes original teal Disney box and Certificate of Authenticity. A rare and theatrical collector's piece celebrating the surreal charm of Lewis Carroll's universe through Disney artistry. This item has its original box. Certificate of Authenticity included.Issued: 2008Dimensions: 8.5"L x 18"HEdition Number: 69 of 500Country of Origin: United StatesCondition: Age related wear.
Ian Smith Furniture - Georgian design walnut centre table, the circular banded top with fluted edge, supported by a turned pedestal base with four splayed supports, each terminating in brass castors with claw caps; set of four mahogany dining chairs each with pierced vase-shaped splats and upholstered seatsDimensions: Height: 76cm Depth/Diameter: 107cm
Postcards - early 20th century and later, topographical, Great Britain, flooded high street possibly Trowbridge with Knee's Furniture Warehouse, New York, sepia and hand tinted, some with correspondence and stamps, On Board the "Lady Morra", Gretna Green, Bristol, Cunard RMS Mauretania, George V Lying In State, Woodhouse Milnthorpe, Heversham, Clovelly, Hanbury Road Bargoed, London, Durham, Holly Bush Spout Ingleton, etc; qty
A.M. Cassandre for Galeries Barbes, Paris, early 20th centuryOval, with stylized musical theme. Length 23 inches, width 15 inchesAdolphe Mouron Cassandre is known for his work on some of the Art Deco period's most iconic images including that of the Normandie. His signature style, as evidenced in the tray presented here, blends the sleek geometric elegance of Art Deco with Cubist influences. His work is modernism at its purest.Galeries Barbes on the Avenue Barbes in Paris was one of the most influential furniture stores of the period and helped to make Art Deco popular with fashionable French society. They carried a wide variety of stylish and functional furniture and decorative objets, commissioning pieces from the leading artists of the period.No condition report? Click below to request one. *Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact and Doyle New York shall have no responsibility for any error or omission. Please contact the specialist department to request further information or additional images that may be available.Request a condition report
Y A REGENCY ROSEWOOD AND PARTRIDGE-WOOD BANDED SOFA TABLE ATTRIBUTED TO GILLOWS, CIRCA 1815 The pair of frieze drawers opposing false drawers 71.5cm high, 158cm wide, 70.5cm deepProvenance: Private collection acquired from Edward A. Nowell, Wells The elegant raised and arched stretchers are a signature design of Gillows. An almost identical example, made for Stephen Tempest of Broughton Hall is illustrated in Susan E.Stuart's, Gillows of Lancaster and London1730-1840, Volume I, Antiques Collectors Club, 2008, pg 264, fig 268A closely related Gillows sofa table sold Christie's, Important English Furniture, Inc. The Mermaid House Collection, 12 November 1998, Lot 68, £9,200 (Excl. BP). Another, sold in these rooms, Fine Furniture, Sculpture, Carpets, Ceramics and Works of Art, 30th Nov 2022, Lot 168, £6,500 (Excl. BP) Condition Report: Overall there are some scratches, marks, chips, cracks and abrasions consistent with age and use.Observations, losses and restorations include: there is some fading; the drawer linings and much of the carcass are oak, giving a robust quality to this sofa table; the arched stretcher belies the stability of the table; perhaps there has been some restoration possibly concealed by the dark staining to the underside of the drop leaves and hinged supports and the top has probably been cleaned at some stage.A robust sofa table of classical clean design of high quality.Please see all the additional condition report photographs through the link on the condition report email as a visual reference of condition - they are a vital part of this report. Condition Report Disclaimer
HMS WEYMOUTH, A TEAK GARDEN BENCH CIRCA 1929 By Hughes Bolckow Blyth, Northumberland, with large flat "drinks" arms, metal maker's label, possibly retailed by Heals 88cm high, 160.5cm wide, 58cm deep HMS Weymouth was a Town-class light cruiser built for the Royal Navy in 1910. She was the name ship of the Weymouth sub-class of the Town class, survived the First World War and was sold for scrap in 1928 to Hughes Bolckow. The firm had a "Ship Timber Department" that would create articles including garden furniture such as this manufactured from fine old seasoned teakwood they took from obsolete battleships. Condition Report: With wear from weathering and typical shrinkage splits. Greyer to the front- reverse darker. water staining to feet- what look like later metal braces under front corner spandrels and traces of old glue suggesting that some remedial work has taken place to effect greater stability. Will benefit greatly from sympathetic clean, oil and conservation Condition Report Disclaimer
A FINE WILLIAM & MARY OLIVEWOOD OYSTER VENEERED CABINET ON STAND CIRCA 1690 With holly banding and inlay, the doors opening to reveal a fitted interior of drawers around a central cupboard enclosing small drawers, the stand with 'barley twist' supports 165cm high, 109cm wide, 50cm deepProvenance: Aston Court, Shropshire For a closely related cabinet on stand see Sotheby's, Tom Devenish: A Collection of Important English Furniture, 27th April 2008, Lot 1 ($73,000 excl. BP). Condition Report: The marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Old splits, chips and losses. Various old repairs throughout. Lock and escutcheons to main doors appear to be of the period and key present to operate. Handles to interior are likely replacements, handles with remnants of gilding. No alternative marks and holes from previous handles. Steel lock to interior door is late 18th century with associated key to operate. Some fading to the interior. Several legs of the stand appear original, at least one is a very well matched replacement. Rear panels of the cabinet section are possibly 18th or early 19th century replacements. Some old cracks and stains to drawer linings as expected for age.Turned bun feet are later replacements designed in an appearance of which is entirely in keeping.Possible later elements to the stretcher of the stand. Main door hinges are probably 18th century replacements.Drawer of base previously had a Georgian loop handle, now holes have been carefully filled, current handles are in period style.Highly attractive and refined veneers throughout including selected 'oyster' cross grain mouldings. Overall a highly impressive cabinet on stand, made to a very high standard. Please refer to additional images for visual reference to condition. Condition Report Disclaimer
Y A CARVED EXOTIC HARDWOOD MODEL OF A RECUMBENT CAMEL LATE 19TH CENTURY 27cm high, 12cm wide, 35cm long A closely related set of three hardwood camels sold in these rooms, Fine Furniture, Sculpture, Carpets, Ceramics and Works of Art (14599), 29th November 2023, Lot 455 (Sold £1,600 excl. BP)
A LOUIS XVI GILTWOOD AND UPHOLSTERED BERGERE BY ADRIEN-PIERRE DUPAIN, CIRCA 1780 The underside of the rail stamped 'A.P. DUPAIN+' and 'VF.' 96cm high, 65cm wide, 54cm deep Adrien-Pierre Dupain received maître 10 December 1772. Based on the rue de Charonne on the Faubourg Saint-Antoine and working in the neoclassical style, Dupain supplied seat furniture around 1785 to Marie-Antoinette for Château de Saint-Cloud and possibly the Queen's Hamlet built from 1783-1786 in the former Trianon gardens, Versailles. For a closely related pair of stamped painted chairs see Sotheby's, Important Furniture, Paris, 22nd October 2008, lot 98, (€150,750). For a set of similar open sided stamped chairs see Sotheby's, Style - Mobilier et Objets d'Art, Paris, 19th November 2020, lot 31. A pair of fauteuils, sold as part of a larger suite, and possibly originally en suite with the bergere is illustrated in Pierre Kjellberg, Le Mobilier Français du XVIIIe siècle, Dictionnaire des Ebenistes et des Menuisiers, Editions de l'Amateur, Paris, 1989. Condition Report: Condition Report Disclaimer
Y A GEORGE III MAHOGANY LIBRARY MECHANICAL WRITING TABLE IN THE MANNER OF THOMAS CHIPPENDALE, CIRCA 1800 The mechanical rising top section with pigeon holes each with alphabet engraved ivory plaques 78cm high, 137cm wide, 91cm deep, 94cm high maximum Provenance: A paper label to the underside reads, 'The Right Honourable James King, Mitchelstown, 1847'. James King, the 5th Earl of Kingston died at Mitchelstown Castle, his families seat, in the September of 1869. The Davies-Cooke Collection from Gwysaney Hall, North Wales For further details about the collection, visit: www.dreweatts.com/news-videos/gwysaney-hall-a-welsh-family-s-portrait-of-british-history-14767 Desks and writing tables with mechanical rising sections relate to Day Gunby, London who patented this design in 1798; George Seddon also made desks circa 1800 with mechanical sections based on Day Gunby's patent; see Christopher Gilbert, Marked London Furniture 1700-1840, p407, pl. 807. Please note, Dreweatts have applied for a de minimis exemption certificate for the ivory in this lot (Ref: D4QJAJ6T) Condition Report: Some marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some old minor chips, splits, losses and repairs. One back leg with an old, neat spliced repair (see images). The leather writing surface with various marks, scratches, losses and thinning along the lines of construction. A key is present and operates all of the locks. The locks and handles are original. Overall of solid, stable structure. The mechanical rising well section does not raise fully to be flush with the rest of the desk and can stick in places when being pushed down. There are two blocks of timber present to the central drawer which can be put in place and secured to the underside of the central drawer to hold the well in the closed position. The left drawer with a quantity of key hooks spanning its internal perimeter, these may be original. Some fading and co,our variation to the timber throughout. The mahogany drawer linings are a good sign of quality. Please see all additional images as visual reference to this report. Condition Report Disclaimer
Y A FINE PAIR OF REGENCY ROSEWOOD AND BRONZE MOUNTED HALL OR WINDOW SEATS IN THE MANNER OF THOMAS HOPE, CIRCA 1815 73.5cm high, 83cm wide, 46cm deep Provenance: Private Collection, London A very closely related pair of seats sold Christie's London, Important English Furniture and Carpets, 23rd November 2006, Lot 32 (£33,600 incl. BP)
λ FREDERICK LESLIE KENNETT FIBP (1924-2012), A SET OF SIX BLACK AND WHITE GELATIN SILVER PRINTS CIRCA 1950 Depicting details of 'The Descent from the Cross' by Donatello, circa 1460, San Lorenzo, Florence, each with studio stamp to the reverse 'F.L. Kenett, The Studio, 4 Eldon Road London W8', framed the images 40 x 50cm, the frames 52 x 63cm Born in Berlin in 1924, Frederick Leslie Cohen (later Kenett) came to England in 1939 and joined the US Intelligence Corps where his lifelong interest in photography began. He was once described by the art historian T G Rosenthal, as 'unquestionably the greatest photographer of sculpting in the world'. Another set of six framed photographs by the artist depicting details of the Parthenon Sculptures from the British Museum, sold in these rooms, Fine Furniture, Sculpture, Carpets, Ceramics and Works of Art in collaboration with de Gournay (14732), 27th March 2025, Lot 520 (£7,926 incl. BP).
A RED LACQUER AND JAPANNED CABINET ON STAND EARLY 19TH CENTURY Painted with Chinese figures and flowering branches, the doors opening to an arrangement of shelves and drawers decorated in imitation of maki-e lacquer 157cm high, 88cm wide, 36.5cm deep Provenance: The Property of the Prince de Talleyrand Périgord (1754-1838) and bequeathed to his nephew Duc Edmond de Talleyrand, thence by descent until sold at Christie's London, Objects of Art and Clocks, French and Other Continental Furniture, Eastern Rugs and Carpets, November 5th 1970, Lot 136 Charles Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord (1754-1838), 1st Prince of Benevento and then Prince of Talleyrand, was a French secularized clergyman, statesman, and leading diplomat. He was the Secular Bishop of Autan and later served as the Minister of Foreign Affairs under both Louis XVIII and Napoleon I. Saleroom Notice Please note, provenance for this lot has been added, therefore this cataloguing differs from the printed catalogue. Condition Report: Marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and use. Some old chips, splits and losses. Impressed initials 'TR' to the underside. Key is present and operates the lock. The lacquer surface with some areas of additional loss, scratches, and retouching. Some minor evidence of old worm. Of stable structure overall, with some movement to the joins. The stand with some additional scratches and pitting. Please see all additional images as visual reference to this report. Condition Report Disclaimer
A REGENCY MAHOGANY DRESSING TABLE ATTRIBUTED TO GILLOWS, CIRCA 1815 82cm high, 112cm wide, 55.5cm deep This dressing table with its panels of flame figured mahogany heading the front legs, relates closely to Messrs. Gillows' 1813 commission for Hackwood, Hampshire. In July 1813 Gillows delivered six dressing tables for the 2nd Duke of Bolton, each with a pair of drawers flanking each side of the concave front. They were described in Gillows' Memorandum of July 1813, North East Bedroom, as: 'To a Mahogany five drawer Dressing Table on turned Reeded legs as before 8 16s 6d'. Four, varying in size, were sold Christie's House Sale, 20th-22nd April 1998, lots 356 & 358-360.This pattern was already in existence slightly earlier, as in 1811 Gillows' supplied a 'Five drawer Dressing Table with rim on turned reeded legs' for Parlington Hall, Yorkshire; and in 1812 supplied related tables to Tatton Park, Cheshire (C. Gilbert, Furniture at Temple Newsam House and Lotherton Hall, Leeds, 1978, vol. II, no. 500; and N. Goodison and J. Hardy, Gillows at Tatton Park, Furniture History, 1970, pl. 19B and 21B)
A LARGE CARVED GILTWOOD MIRROR IN THE MANNER OF JOHN LINNELL, 19TH CENTURY 138cm high, 95cm wide This mirror previously sold in these rooms as part of a pair, Fine Furniture, Sculpture, Carpets, Ceramics, and Works of Art, 30th March 2022, Lot 159, £13,000 (Excl. BP) Condition Report: Some marks, knocks, scratches and abrasions commensurate with age and uses. Some old splits, chips and losses to the frame. Some old glued repairs. The gilding has been refreshed at some point and bears the expected wear, fragmentary loss and rubbing revealing the underlying bole in places. The mirror plate has age but is likely an old replacement, it has some sparkle and minor loss, see images. Overall of great stature and presence in the room. The reverse of the frame with old holes from previous hanging fixtures, the back board is likely replaced. Please see all additional images as a visual reference to this report. Condition Report Disclaimer
Y A CEYLONESE CARVED EBONY BERGERE ARMCHAIR PROBABLY GALLE DISTRICT, FIRST HALF 19TH CENTURY 103cm high, 67cm wide, 70cm deepA related Ceylonese chair sold in these rooms, Fine Furniture, 26th & 27th March 2025, Lot 80 (£3,800 excl. BP). Condition Report: Overall there are some scratches, marks, chips, cracks and abrasions consistent with age and use.Losses and restorations include: the caning is later; there is some scratching and wear to some dark staining finish; there are some cracks to the feet and some joints; there is some patching; repairs to the arm support joints; the feet with some lossesA Ceylonese crisply carved robust armchair.Please see all the additional condition report photographs through the link on the condition report email as a visual reference of condition - they are a vital part of this report. Condition Report Disclaimer
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