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Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a pair of model 'PJ-010201' armchairs, c.1960, designed for Chandigarh, each with a teak frame, with seat and backrest in hand-braided canework, 51cm wide54cm deep78cm high, 42.5cm high to seat (2)Provenance: Panjab University in Chandigarh, Sector 14.Literature: Jacques Dworczak, 'Catalogue Raisonné du Mobilier: Jeanneret Chandigarh', published by Assouline, p.107.Condition ReportThese items have been restored in Chandigarh, to specifications as to when the item was originally made, whilst importantly retaining all historical marks, scuffs, character and patina.

Hans Wegner (Danish, 1914-2007) for A P Stolen, an 'AP 16' lounge chair, 1950s, teak and upholstery, 57cm wide57cm deep82cm high, 44cm high to seatCondition ReportWith some smalls nibbles to the feet commensurate with use. There are some minor scuffs to the top corners of the wooden frame. The upholstery and seat sprinngs appearing in good order and structurally sound. Please see additional images.

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a set of twelve model 'PJ-010100T' chairs, also known as ‘Floating Back’ chairs, c.1955-56, designed for Chandigarh, teak, each seat and backrest hand-braided in cane, with double-sided inverted 'V' leg assembly, the legs connected by a central stretcher, each marked with original identification markings, together with Certificate of Authenticity from Jacques Dworczak, 52cm wide55cm deep78cm high, 44cm to seat, 66cm to armProvenance: University housing at Panjab University, sector 14, and administrative buildings in Chandigarh sector 1.Condition ReportAll chairs have been restored, oiled and waxed. The joints have been strengthened, and the cane work sympathetically renewed. Each chair retains original surface marks, scuffs, and nicks commensurae with age and use. Overall, the chairs appear in good overall condition considering their age and present well.

§ Attributed to Niels Otto Møller (Danish, 1920-1982) for J L Møller, a set of eight dining chairs, comprising two carvers and six side chairs, model '80', each with a cream vinyl upholstered seat and a woven rattan back panel, supported on a rosewood frame,59cm wide56cm deep79cm high, 48cm high to seat (8)Article 10 Transaction Specific Certificate No. 25GBA10J9U7SP.Condition ReportStructurally the chairs appear sound. There is some variation in the colour of the wood and sun-staining throughout the chairs commensurate with age and use. Some scratches and stains to the wooden frames. The rattan appears in good overall condition with some minor loosening, loses and marks in places. There is some wear, marks and scratches to the leather seats. There are some surface white marks throughout. Subject to these points, the set of chairs appear in good overall condition, sit firmly, and present well as a set.

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a 'PJ-010806 Easy Lounge’ sofa, c.1958-59, designed for Chandigarh, in teak and upholstered in black velvet, the backrest and seat raised on ‘compass’ inverted 'V' legs in teak with flat profiled sides, the rear legs united by a supporting stretcher to the underside of the seat, with painted marks 'HC / PB / LIB - Block A',171cm wide81cm deep75cm high, 38cm high to seatProvenance: Panjab University (Sector 14), student housing including 'Hostel for girls' (1959), High Court (1960) and various administrative buildings in Chandigarh.Literature: Jacques Dworczak, 'Catalogue Raisonné du Mobilier: Jeanneret Chandigarh', published by Assouline, p.184.Condition ReportThis item has been restored in Chandigarh, India to authentic original specification as to when the items were originally made, retaining all historical marks, scuffs, character and patina.

Mario Bellini (Italian, b.1935) for Cassina, a 'Cab 413' armchair, originally designed in 1977, white leather upholstery over a zipped steel frame,68cm wide61cm deep78cm high, 43cm high to seatCondition ReportWith scuffs, scratches and surface marks to the leather commensurate with use. With some slight denting to the leather at the front of the seat. With losses and fraying to the leather edges. Otherwise structurally sound. Please see additional images.

SAC (Fabbrica Sedie Artistiche Chiavaresi), a pair of stained beech 'Chiavarina' hall chairs, 1950s, Italian, each with an upholstered seat,43cm wide40cm deep112cm high (2)

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a pair of model 'PJ010808' armchairs, also known as ‘Committee Chair’ or ‘Fauteuil en Teck’, c.1953-54, designed for Chandigarh, each of teak with bouclé upholstery, with painted marks, together with Certificate of Authenticity from Jacques Dworczak, 61cm wide60cm deep88cm high, 46cm high to seat (2)Condition ReportThese items have been restored to the highest possible standard to the original specification whilst importantly retaining all historical marks, scuffs, character and patina.

Antonio Citterio (Italian, b.1950), a pair of 'Happy' chairs, originally designed in 2005,84cm wide96cm deep73cm high, seat 38cm high (2)

Charles Eames (American, 1907-1978) and Ray Eames (American, 1912-1988), an 'EA 208' swivel office chair, no sabots,5cm wide52cm deep84cm high, 51cm high to seat

Hans Wegner (Danish, 1914-2007) for Carl Hansen, a 'CH-35' chair, 1960s, oak with leather upholstery, stamped with manufacturer's mark and applied manufacturer's label,60cm wide49cm deep71cm high, 43cm high to seatCondition ReportWith some minor marks and scratches to the wood frame commensurate with use. The upholstery appears to be more recent in age with some scuffs throughout commensurate with use. Otherwise structurally sound and appearing in good overall condition.

Antonio Citterio (Italian, b.1950), a pair of 'Happy' chairs, originally designed in 2005,84cm wide96cm deep73cm high, seat 38cm high (2)

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a pair of lounge chairs, designed for Chandigarh, c.1956, each of oak and cane, with a square woven cane backrest and caned rectangular seat, resting on four splayed legs, together with Certificate of Authenticity from Ajay Satsangi, 48.5cm wide54cm deep82cm high, 37cm high to seat (2)Condition ReportThese chairs have been restored in Chandigarh to specifications as to when these items were originally made whilst retaining all historical marks, scuffs, character and patina.

1950s, a swivel desk chair, upholstered in suede fabric on a chrome frame, with chrome swivel feet,58cm wide52cm deep77cm high, 49cm high to seat

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a pair of model 'PJ010808' armchairs, also known as ‘Committee Chair’ or ‘Fauteuil en Teck’, c.1953-54, designed for Chandigarh, each of teak with bouclé upholstery, with painted marks, together with Certificate of Authenticity from Jacques Dworczak,61cm wide60cm deep88cm high, 46cm high to seat (2)Condition ReportThese items have been restored to the original specification whilst importantly retaining all historical marks, scuffs, character and patina.

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a set of eight 'PJ-01-01-11' chairs, also known as the 'Student Chair', c.1959, designed for Chandigarh, each of teak with braided canework, each marked with original identification markings,42cm wide50cm deep80cm high, 42cm high to seat (8)Provenance: Panjab University in Chandigarh, specifically within the student accommodation known as the 'Hostel for girls' and 'Hostel for boys'.

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a set of four floating-back armchairs, 1950s, designed for Chandigarh administrative buildings, each of teak with a cane seat and back, two inscribed 'Pb. N. R.' and numbered '35' and '56',52cm wide53cm deep82cm high, 46cm high to seat (4)Provenance: From a private collection, purchased in India during the 1980s.

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.

Alfred Christensen (Danish, 1890-1962), a Danish spindle-backed beech settee, possibly for Slagelse Møbelværk, 1940s, with curved armrests, the sprung seat and buttoned back upholstered in olive-coloured fabric, raised on tapering supports, 167cm wide65cm deep79cm high, seat 38cm high

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a pair of side chairs, each of teak with cream upholstery,46cm wide57cm deep84cm high, 45cm high to seat (2)Provenance: From a private collection, purchased in India during the 1980s.

Charles Eames (American, 1907-1978) and Ray Eames (American, 1912-1988), an 'EA 208' swivel office chair,58.5cm wide54cm deep85cm high, 51cm high to seatCondition ReportStructurally the chair appear sound. The mechanism is functional. There is wear, marks, scuffs and scratches to the leather - particularly to the edges. There are scratches and scuffs to the metal frame.

Antonio Citterio (Italian, b.1950), a pair of 'Happy' chairs, originally designed in 2005,84cm wide96cm deep73cm high, seat 38cm high (2)

Arts and Crafts, an armchair, early 20th century, the maple frame raised on four brass caps and castors, upholstered in a William Morris-style fabric,62cm wide77cm deep80cm high, 47cm high to seatCondition ReportStructurally the chair appears sound. There are loses to the wooden frame commensurate with age. There are surface marks, scratches, and stains to the wooden frame. Some fading and stains to the fabric upholstery.

Charles Eames (American, 1907-1978) and Ray Eames (American, 1912-1988), an 'EA 208' swivel office chair,58.5cm wide54cm deep85cm high, 51cm high to seatCondition ReportStructurally the chair appear sound. The mechanism is functional. There is wear, marks, scuffs and scratches to the leather - particularly to the edges. There are scratches and scuffs to the metal frame. The left hand arm is loose and has a replaced screw.

Attributed to Liberty & Co., an oak 'Thebes' stool, c.1880, with a leather and brass-studded seat, on tapering legs with carved ring detailing to the lower half,39cm wide39cm deep48cm highCondition ReportWith scratches and marks throughout to the wood frame commensurate with use. The leather upholstery with scratches, scuffs and marks commensurate with use. The webbing to the underside of the stool has torn and the wadding is coming out. Please see additional images.

Jean Dunand (Swiss-French, 1877-1942), a pair of reclining armchairs, originally designed c.1928, 1970s, each upholstered in grey fabric, with a curved stained wood frame and ebonised base,76cm wide102cm deep90cm high, seat 43cm high (2)Condition ReportStructurally the chairs appear sound. Some light surface marks, scratches and wear - particularly to the edges and only visible upon close inspection. The upholstery appears in good overall condition with some light marks. The lot could benefit from a light clean but subject to this, it appears in good overall condition.

Charles Eames (American, 1907-1978) and Ray Eames (American, 1912-1988), an 'EA 208' swivel office chair,58.5cm wide54cm deep85cm high, 51cm high to seatCondition ReportStructurally the chair appear sound. The mechanism is functional. There is wear, marks, scuffs and scratches to the leather - particularly to the edges. There are scratches and scuffs to the metal frame.

Robert Williams (b.1942) for Pearl Dot, of recent manufacture, a Pearl Dot sycamore dining suite, comprising: eight dining chairs, each with 'pearl dot' maker's mark, 40cm wide 48cm deep 107cm high, seat 45cm high, and an oval form dining table, 197cm wide 128cm deep 72cm high (9) Condition ReportOne of the table legs has been restored.

Porada, a set of four 'Eleonora' chairs 1990s, Italian, each with suede upholstery on a solid wooden frame,50cm wide48cm deep82cm high, 47cm high to seat (4)Condition ReportThe chairs have recently been reupholstered.

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.

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a set of four teak and cane 'Easy' armchairs, c.1955, designed for the Public Service Administration, Chandigarh, two examples painted 'P.S.A./ch/189' and 'P.S.A./ch/197',52.5cm wide67cm deep76cm high, 36cm high to seat (4)Provenance: From a private collection, purchased in India during the 1980s.

Vico Magistretti (Italian, 1920-2006) for Cassina, a 'Maralunga 675' armchair, originally designed in 1973, with woollen upholstery, with applied manufacturer's label,99cm wide83cm deep100cm high, 48cm high to seatCondition ReportThe upholstery with stains, marks, pulls and bobbling throughout commensurate with use. The cushioning and padding are in good overall condition with some minor sagging commensurate with use and age as this model dates from around the 1990s. Otherwise structurally sound.

Kurt Olsen (Danish, 20th century) for Slagelse Møbelværk, a model '215' armchair, 1950s, teak with bouclé upholstery, 67cm wide77cm deep81cm high, 44cm high to seat

Franco Bizzozzero (Italian, b. 1948) for Pierantonio Bonacina, a pair of 'Astoria HB' chairs, designed in 1999, each with orange fabric upholstery, with applied manufacturer's label,66cm wide 89cm deep111cm high, seat 47cm high (2)

Betty Joel (1894-1985) for Token Works, an Art Deco sycamore bedroom suite, c.1935, comprising: a dressing table,with drawers on both sides, having ivorine escutcheons and locks, no keys, raised on coromandel veneered plinths, labelled,174cm wide48cm deep121cm high, together with a matching chair,43cm wide41cm deep74cm high, seat 47cm high,a cabinet-on-chest,76cm wide43cm deep147cm high,a 3ft single bed, comprising a headboard and footboard with no irons,headboard 100cm wide96cm high, anda bedside table,36cm wide30cm deep75cm high (5)

Charles Eames (American, 1907-1978) and Ray Eames (American, 1912-1988), an 'EA 208' swivel office chair,58.5cm wide54cm deep85cm high, 51cm high to seatCondition ReportStructurally the chair appear sound. The mechanism is functional. There is wear, marks, scuffs and scratches to the leather - particularly to the edges. There are scratches and scuffs to the metal frame.

Pierre Jeanneret (Swiss, 1896-1967), a model 'PJ-010806' lounge armchair, also known as ‘Mobilier de Salon en Teck’, c.1958-59, designed for Chandigarh, with teak and tan bouclé upholstery, the backrest and seat raised on ‘compass’ X-legs with flat profiled sides, painted marks denoting designation, 70cm wide74cm deep77cm high, 40cm high to seatProvenance: Panjab University (sector 14), student housing including 'Hostel for girls' (1959), High Court (1960) and various administrative buildings in Chandigarh.Condition ReportRestored.

Arts and Crafts, a pair of Arts and Crafts armchairs, early 20th century, each wooden frame with pierced sides and upholstered in contemporary fabric, one terminating in brass sabots,blue fabric example 70.5cm wide87cm deep113cm high, 42cm high to seat,purple fabric example 70cm wide83cm deep110cm high, 36cm high to seat (2)

Yrjö Kukkapuro (Finnish, 1933-2025) for Haimi, a two-seater 'Ateljee' sofa, 1964, Finnish, with a painted wooden frame with black leather upholstery,162cm wide83cm deep80cm high, 42cm high to seat

An antique high back Windsor slatback farmhouse armchair with elm seat, 121cm tall

A vintage pine settle or hall seat with storage box seat, carved details, 91cm x 43cm x 109cm

An Edwardian mahogany framed tub chair with bergere back and green upholstered seat, 52cm wide x 81cm tall

Old Charm linen fold telephone seat. 74x93x51cm.

A mahogany metamorphic library chairEarly to mid 20th century, leather on steps has been replaced recently, seat needs attention/replacing, frame needs a complete repolish

A carved oak window seat, 122 cm wide

A country made armchair with a reeded seat, and three Victorian balloon back parlour chairs (4)

Four Ercol elm and beech chairs - model 365, including two with arms, the arched backs with stick splats above a contoured seat, on turned legs joined by an H-shaped stretcher.

A 19th century Windsor chair - with a distressed green painted finish, the hoop back with turned supports above a contoured seat, on turned legs joined by an H-shaped stretcher.

Niels Koefoed for Koefoed Hornslet Mobelfabrik - a set of eight teak 'Lis' rail back dining chairs with black leatherette seat pads and raised on tapering supports, branded to base, including one with open arms, together with an extending dining table with two leaf insertions.

A Victorian elm and beech tub chair - the bow shaped back with turned supports above a contoured solid seat and turned legs joined by a double H-shaped stretcher.

19th century Greek revival stool, by Freemans of Norwich, with rectangular seat on Greek keg frieze and X-frame supports, stencilled to rail 'FROM FREEMANS ST ANDREWS NORWICH, 52cm wide

19th century elm and yew Windsor high back elbow chair, with pierced splat and saddle seat on turned splayed legs and H-stretcher

Louis XVI style open elbow chair with painted frame and pad upholstered back seat and arms on cabriole legs

19th century ash, elm and fruitwood stick back Windsor chair, with shaped wheelback splat, solid seat and turned legs joined by stretchers

19th century ash and elm and fruitwood high back elbow chair, with saddle seat on ring turned splayed legs

Mid 19th century carved walnut stool, with slip in tapestry seat on carved cabriole legs

Early 19th century ash and yewwood Windsor chair, with saddle seat and crinoline stretcherGood solid condition with a nice colour

Pietro Arosio (Italian, b.1946), a pair of Tacchini 'XL' easy chair, each with leather upholstery, labelled,80.5cm wide63.5cm deep71cm high, seat 35.5cm high (2)Condition ReportMinor wear, scuffs, and indents to the leather. Overall, good order.

▲ Pietro Arosio (Italian, b.1946-) a group of three Tacchini 'XL' easy chairs, each with leather upholstery, labelled,80.5cm wide63.5cm deep71cm high, seat 35.5cm high (2)Condition ReportMinor knocks scuffs and wear. One with several deep scratches to the back.

Charles Eames (American, 1907-1978) and Ray Eames (American, 1912-1988), an 'EA 205' swivel office chair,58.5cm wide54cm deep85cm high, seat 51cm high