Griffin Oak Side Chair, c. 1917, Newman College, Melbourne
Walter Burley Griffin (American, 1876 - 1937). Oak Side Chair, c. 1917, designed for Newman College, University of Melbourne, with a canted rectangular back, above a tapered body with square supports, the removable back and seat cushion upholstered in…
Gothic Revival Oak Hall Chairs, c. 1860, Provenance Sydney
Pair of English Gothic revival oak hall chairs, c. 1860, in the manner of Pugin, parcel-gilt decoration, with close nailed upholstered seats (2), height 92 cm, width 42 cm, depth 43 cm. Provenance: Ben Stoner Antiques, Sydney
Victorian Oak Stock Exchange Chair, Gothic Revival Style (1890)
A Victorian oak Melbourne stock exchange chair, circa 1890, in Gothic revival style, the padded square back with a shaped and carved crest centred on the the stock exchange monogram flanked by the fleur-de-lis finials of the upright supports above the…
Late 19th Century American Arts & Crafts/Renaissance Revival Oak Table
A late 19th century American Arts & Crafts/Renaissance revival oak and ash table, from Ucla Berkely University, California, USA. Height 77.5 cm, width 305 cm, depth 104 cm
Antique Australian Folk Art Rocking Chair
A rustic antique Australian folk art rocking chair, eucalypt, cypress pine and oak with iron fittings, South Australian origin, 19th century, Note: Ex Lord McAlpine Collection, 104 cm high, 59 cm across the arms
Antique Oak Triform Chair, 19th Century
An antique oak turners triform chair, English or Welsh 19th century 83 cm high, 63 cm wide. Provenance: Sothebys Melbourne, 08/11/88 Lot 73
Elizabeth II Coronation Chair with Blue Velvet Upholstery
Elizabeth II limed oak Coronation chair, by W. Hands & Sons Ltd, c. 1953, upholstered in light blue and Royal Blue velvet, gold trimming, bearing the monogram 'E R II' beneath a crown, height 85 cm. Provenance: The Estate of Diana Fisher, Sydney
18th Century English Oak Side Chairs (Set of 3)
Three English oak side chairs, 18th century, each with solid seat on square section legs joined by stretchers (3), height 89 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, Sydney
Walnut and Oak Elbow Chair, c. 1692
William and Mary walnut and oak elbow chair, c. 1692, the top rail carved with a bust of Queen Mary and initials of unknown owner, amongst acanthus leaves, cane back and seat, front legs carved with winged lions, raised on four legs joined by stretchers,…
Charles II Oak Armchair with Acorn Finials
Charles II Bobbin-turned oak armchair, c. 1660-70, the top rail with acorn finials, plain rectangular seat above four legs joined by stretchers, height 104 cm width 64 cm depth 52 cm. Provenance: Private Collection, Sydney
Curved Colonial Chair with Scroll Arms
Australian Colonial chair, with curved back and scroll arms, on turned front legs, possibly in Tasmanian oak, height 83 cm
Antique Oak Lancashire Armchair - 10 words
Antique oak Lancashire type armchair 60 cm wide, 54 cm deep, 114 cm high
Victorian Cast Iron Garden Chairs, Coalbrookdale Foundry
Pair of Victorian cast iron garden chairs, Coalbrookdale foundry, second half 19th century, 'Oak and Ivy' pattern, painted white with later wooden slate seats, stamped 'C.B.Dale' and numbered, with diamond patent marks (2), height 98 cm. Provenance:…
Australian Carver Chairs, Blackwood and Tasmanian Oak, Early 20th Century
Two Australian carver chairs, blackwood and Tasmanian oak, early 20th century,
George III Oak Stool with Needlepoint Seat
George III oak square stool, c. 1770, with needlepoint seat, on square chamfered legs joined by stretchers, height 46 cm width 44 cm depth 44 cm. Provenance: John Wilson Antiques, Melbourne, October 2004, the collection of Mr and Mrs Matthew Handbury,…
Antique Windsor Dining Chair from Swanton Estate
An antique oak and elm Windsor dining chair, the arched back with central urn splat, the solid seat on turned legs and stretchers. Height 86 cm, width 44 cm, depth 49 cm. Provenance: from the contents of Swanton (built 1827), Sutton Forrest, NSW
Griffin's Oak Desk Chair
Walter Burley Griffin desk chair, Japanese oak, Australia, c 1918, 110 cm high, 58 cm wide, 61 cm deep. Provenance: Newman College Melbourne University. Geoffrey Hatty Applied Arts, Australian Modernist Collection
Antique Oak Captain's Chair, English/Australian, Circa 1820
An oak captain's chair, English/Australian, circa 1820, length of back 76 cm
Melbourne Stock Exchange Gothic Revival Chair
An Australian oak Melbourne stock exchange chair, late 19th century, modelled in the Gothic revival style, the black leather upholstered back surmounted by a carved monogram and three fleur de lys finials, the roll over arms and contoured seat raised on…
Melbourne Stock Exchange Gothic Revival Chair
An Australian oak Melbourne stock exchange chair, late 19th century, modelled in the Gothic revival style, the black leather upholstered back surmounted by a carved monogram and three fleur de lys finials, the roll over arms and contoured seat raised on…
Rare Gothic Revival Melbourne Stock Exchange Chairman's Chair
A rare Australian oak Melbourne stock exchange Chairman's chair, late 19th century, modelled in the Gothic revival style, the black leather upholstered back surmounted by a carved pediment bearing a monogram and flanked by turned stiles terminating with…
Peach Velvet Bergere Chairs with Oak Frames
A pair of French style bergere chairs, washed oak frames, shaped backs, with peach velvet upholstery and resting on cabriole legs, height 101 cm, width 67 cm, depth 70 cm
Whitewashed Oak Bergeres in Natural Linen Upholstery
A pair of lightly whitewashed oak framed bergeres, upholstered in natural linen coloured fabric. Purchased Le Monde. As new.
White Upholstered Tasmanian Oak Carvers (Pair)
Two mid century Tasmanian oak white upholstered carvers, height 85 cm
French Provincial Oak Chairs
Three French Provincial oak chairs early 20th century, with ladder backs, two chairs with caned seats (3), height 92 cm, 90 cm. Provenance: The Collection of Mr and Mrs Matthew Handbury, Sydney
Austrian Secessionist Walnut Chair with Acorn Carvings
An Austrian Secessionist carved walnut chair, circa 1900-1910 with carved roundels of acorns and oak leaves. Provenance: Purchased from Copeland & de Soos, 66 Queen Street, Woollahra, Sydney, September 27, 1984.
High Back Oak and Elm Windsor Chair
Windsor chair mid 19th century, high back in oak and elm, hoop back with enclosing Spindles and shaped pierced splat back, and slight Saddled seat, double stretcher base
Walter Burley Griffin Oak Side Chair
An oak side chair, designed by Walter Burley Griffin for Newman College, University of Melbourne, circa 1916, with a canted rectangular back, above a tapered body with square supports, the removable back and seat cushion upholstered in brown leather. 89…
Oak Lancashire Chair with Double Spindles and Rush Seat
Early 19th century oak Lancashire chair traditional design with double row of spindles, rush seat on turned legs and stretchers
Griffin's Oak Swivel Chair
Walter Burley Griffin Swivel desk chair, circa 1917, made for Newman College University of Melbourne, oak with leather upholstery, 58 cm across the arms
Bobbin Back Nursing Chair - 19th Century English Oak
A Lancashire oak and beech nursing chair, English 19th century, with bobbin reel spindle back
19th Century English Rush Seated Oak & Ash Chair
An oak and ash rush seated country chair, English, 19th century
Walter Burley Griffin Oak Side Chair
An oak side chair, part of the original furnishings of 'Pholiota', Heidelberg, designed by Walter Burley Griffin, circa 1918, with a canted rectangular back, above a tapered body with square supports, the removable back and seat cushion upholstered in…
Art Deco Oak Desk Chair with Black Leather Seat
An Art Deco oak desk chair, circa 1930s-40s, in the manner of Paul Follot, the honey toned oak chair with a black leather seat and nail trim, having a ribbed rectangular splat flanked by side supports, with slender ribbed supports with squashed knop…
Melbourne Stock Exchange Gothic Revival Chair
An oak Melbourne Stock Exchange chair, 19th century, In the gothic revival style. Provenance: This chair is one of 120 used for 70 years by the Melbourne stock exchange until the close of call trading at that exchange in December 1961.
Melbourne Stock Exchange Gothic Revival Chair
A Melbourne Stock Exchange chair, 19th century, carved oak in the gothic revival style. Provenance: This chair is one of 120 used for 70 years by the Melbourne stock exchange until the close of call trading at that exchange in December 1961.
French-style Oak and Leather Armchair with Grey Upholstery
A modern French style fauteuil armchair, exposed dark stained and grey washed oak carved frame, dark leather loose seat cushion and matching arm rests, grey linen upholstered back and sides, a stylish chair in good condition.
Griffin Chair from Newman College, c. 1917, Australia
Walter Burley Griffin chair from Newman College, University of Melbourne, oak and leather, c1917, Australia
Walter Burley Griffin Oak Chair, c. 1917 Australia
Walter Burley Griffin chair from Newman College, University of Melbourne, oak and leather, c1917, Australia
Griffin Oak and Leather Chairs, Melbourne
Walter Burley Griffin pair of chairs from Newman College, University of Melbourne, oak and leather, c1917, Australia
Griffin Oak and Leather Chairs, 1917 Australia
Walter Burley Griffin pair of chairs from Newman College, University of Melbourne, oak and leather, c1917, Australia
Walter Griffin Armchair from Newman College, c. 1917
Walter Burley Griffin rare armchair on castors from Newman College, University of Melbourne, oak and leather, c1917, Australia
Rare Griffin Armchair from Newman College, c. 1917
Walter Burley Griffin rare armchair from Newman College, University of Melbourne, Australia, c1917, oak and leather
Frank Lloyd Wright Barrel Chair
Frank Lloyd Wright (American, 1867-1959), Barrel Chair, Model No. HC109, designed in 1904 for the Darwin D. Martin House, selected by Thomas A. Heinz, manufactured by Bexley Heath Ltd., USA, in 1995, quarter-sawn, solid oak, rounded back, with continuous…
Frank Lloyd Wright Barrel Chair
Frank Lloyd Wright (American, 1867-1959), Barrel Chair, Model No. HC109, designed in 1904 for the Darwin D. Martin House, selected by Thomas A. Heinz, manufactured by Bexley Heath Ltd., USA, in 1995, quarter-sawn, solid oak, rounded back, with continuous…
Oak Lambing Rocker Chair with Scroll Arms
An 18th century oak Lambing chair with a curved top rail over a solid back, flanked by timber wings leading to scroll arms, on an enclosed box seat supported on rockers
Pair of Coulson Armchairs with Limed Oak Frames
O. Noel Coulson (1905-1993), pair of upholstered open arm chairs, c. 1958 manufactured by S. Andrewartha furniture Manufacturers, Richmond, Melbourne, limed oak frames, fluted square front legs with brass sabots (2). Height 80 cm, width 60 cm, depth 77 cm…
Louis XIII Floral Armchair
Louis XIII oak armchair, shaped scroll front apron and stretcher base, upholstered back and seat, Bennison floral fabric. Height 112 cm. Width 64 cm. Depth 52 cm. Provenance: Ros Palmer Interiors, Woollahra. The Estate of a Lady, NSW
Antique French Gothic Oak Hall Chairs
A pair of antique French oak hall chairs in the Gothic manner, latter half 19th century, each with a back with crocket finials above a central panel relief-carved with tracery within a pointed ogee arch, the tapering seat with bevelled edge carved with a…
Antique French Gothic Oak Hall Chairs
A pair of antique French oak hall chairs in the Gothic manner, latter half 19th century, each with a back with crocket finials above a central panel relief-carved with tracery within a pointed ogee arch, the tapering seat with bevelled edge carved with a…
Walter Burley Griffin Dining Chair
Walter Burley Griffin (1876-1937) A Newman College dining chair, 1916 attributed manufacturer, James Moore & Sons Pty Ltd, Melbourne, 1916 oak, leather. Literature: National Gallery of Victoria, one hundred Modern chairs, NGV, Melbourne, 1974, no. 73(a)
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