Chinese Hardwood Chair.
Chinese Hardwood Chair.
Chinese hardwood chair, also known as a "greedy man's" or shopkeeper's chair, featuring intricate carvings on the back and arms.
A pair of Ashanti Stools.
A pair of Ashanti Stools.
These are Ashanti stools (or asesedwa), traditional hand-carved wooden stools originating from the Ashanti people (Akan) of Ghana, West Africa.
Each stool is typically carved from a single block of wood and features a distinctive crescent-shaped seat resting on a central support (in this case, a 'wisdom knot' or similar abstract design) and a rectangular base.
Industrial Seat
Industrial Seat
An unusual industrial type armchair, with a hard wood slatted back, arm rests and seat, wrought iron supports on wooden feet. 55cm wide. Possibly an Indian Cinema seat.
A 19th Century Oak Ladder Back Carver Chair.
Having five horizontal shaped slats to the back raised on a rush seat and set on turned knopped legs, 113cm high 62cm wide.
Circa 1850-70.
A Pair of Edwardian Walnut His and Hers Chairs, Circa 1900.
Having scroll carved cresting rails, and with pink upholstery raised on castors, the largest 104cm high.
A Victorian Mahogany and Upholstered Nursing Chair, upholstered in a floral rose fabric and raised on a turned knopped legs, 89cm high.