Above, Left to Right: Lot 1226, Lot 1225 and Lot 1228.
Bringing grandeur, playfulness, and timeless craftsmanship to the home, this selection of fine furniture showcases Regency elegance, traditional craftsmanship, and Arts & Crafts design.
A statement of luxury and refinement, Lot 1226, a Regency brass inlaid rosewood chaise lounge, exudes classic opulence. With a shaped back, rolled head and foot, and striking black and gold striped upholstery, this piece is both decorative and comfortable. The acanthus leaf roundels, foliate carved panels, and elegant paw-carved feet highlight the attention to detail in early 19th-century furniture design (Estimate £500–£800).
For those with a love of nostalgia and craftsmanship, Lot 1225, a large carved wooden rocking horse in the manner of F. H. Ayres, is a true collector’s piece. Its dapple grey painted finish, glass eyes, leather reins, and detailed saddle showcase the artistry behind traditional rocking horses, making it a delightful addition to a period interior or toy collection (Estimate £1,000–£2,000).
Embodying Arts & Crafts simplicity and charm, Lot 1288, a Liberty & Co. 'The Wykeham' settle or bench, is a rare find from the renowned Liberty & Co. London. Dating back to the 1890s, it features a reeded frame, rush seat, and turned stretchers, reflecting the handcrafted, functional beauty of the period. This model was documented in Liberty’s 1889 catalogue and later referenced in Daryl Bennett’s ‘Liberty’s Furniture 1875-1915’, cementing its place in design history (Estimate £400–£600).
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This Country House Sale offers a truly remarkable selection of antiques, fine furniture, and decorative treasures, each with its own story to tell. Whether you're looking for a statement piece to enhance your home or a unique addition to your collection, this auction is not to be missed. Browse the catalogue and place your bids now to secure a piece of history.