Two Victorian mahogany dining chairs with turned legs together with a wingback a…

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Two Victorian mahogany dining chairs with turned legs together with a wingback armchair

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Two Victorian mahogany dining chairs with turned legs together with a wingback armchair

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Estim. 80 - 120 GBP

Two classicist chairs circa 1800, solid mahogany and veneered, side-frame chairs with turned front legs, these carved with acanthus leaves, the backrest with carved palmette motif, wood with defects, old repairs, in need of restoration, h 86 cm each, sh 46 cm.

Estim. 500 - 750 GBP

Two chairs after Henry van de Velde Designed around 1903, solid beech, stained on mahogany, elegant dining chair with high backrest, original light blue fabric upholstery, replica from the 1970s for the dining room of the Hotel Elefant in Weimar, signs of wear, h 98 cm, sh 46 cm.

Estim. 100 - 200 GBP

Extending walnut dining table with rectangular top and rounded corners. Six turned legs. And six chairs. 19th century. Height : 72 cm - Length : 150 cm Width : 110 cm

Estim. 5 000 - 7 000 GBP

Edward Wormley Dunbar Set of Six Dining chairs Edward Wormley (American, 1907 - 1995) six dining chair with mahogany frame, two curved panel back and two arms with yellow leather upholstery seats on square legs. Measuring H 33.5 W 23.5 D 19.5 in Four beige velvet upholstery seats on square legs. Measuring H 33.5 W 18.5 D 19.5 in With Dunbar plaque Some scratches to the leather and damage to the legs.

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