THE BEDROOMS PART II 276 - 328


Lot 283


276 A PAIR OF WALNUT BERGERE ARMCHAIRS,


each in the Louis XV style, late 19th Century, with divided padded back and cushioned seat and padded armrests within moulded and foliate-carved frame with channelled flower head and acanthus carved cresting on foliate carved cabriole supports and scrolled toes, one back leg possibly a replacement. (2) €1000 - 2000


277 A MAHOGANY DINING ROOM ARMCHAIR,


George III period and later,


the arched back with a pierced splat above a drop-in seat on square tapering fluted legs, with alterations and additions. (1) €80 - 120


278 A MAHOGANY BEDSIDE CUPBOARD, Regency period, early 19th Century, the rectangular top with three-quarter gallery above a moulded panelled cupboard door on ring-turned tapering supports (the top split), 14 1/2” (37cms). (1) €180 - 250


279 A FLAT WOVEN RUG, Aubusson style, modern,


the ivory ground woven with a blue and beige trelliswork of interlaced scrolled motifs and enclosing shaped circular blue ivory and red flower heads, the blue and beige border woven with confronting C-scrolls and stylized flower heads, 9’1” x 6’ (276cms x 183cms). (1) €150 - 250


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280 TWO PAIRS OF YELLOW GROUND FLORAL COTTON CURTAINS AND PELMETS,


lined and interlined, 12’ high x 69” (365cms x 175cms) wide; together with a pair of blue and white floral printed glazed chintz cotton curtains, lined and interlined with matching pelmets, 12’ high x 69” (365cms x 175cms) wide. (2) €400 - 600


281 A PAIR OF ITALIAN CREAMWARE FIGURES,


circa 1890 from the Venetian Carnival, each modelled as a masquerade wearing flowing cape and tricorn hat, standing on drum bases moulded with masks and festoons, 10 1/4” (26cm) high; together with two cut- glass eau-de-toilette bottles and stoppers, prism cut with reeded sections. (4) €300 - 400


282 A MODERN TWO-SEATER SETTEE, covered in attractive ivory trellis-pattern fabric, together with; a white-painted bathroom pedestal with glazed top; two white-painted bathroom chairs; a white painted stool; and a painted metal coal bin with cover. (6) €80 - 120


283 A SUITE OF VENETIAN CREAM AND POLYCHROME-PAINTED BEDROOM FURNITURE,


in the 18th Century style,


decorated all over with floral cartouches, comprising: a dressing table with cartouche- shaped mirror between scroll supports, the serpentine top above two drawers, on cabriole legs, 34 1/4” (8cms) wide; an open armchair with interlaced vase-shaped splat and salmon damask covered seat; a three-drawer serpentine-shaped commode on short cabriole legs, 43 1/4” (110cms) wide; a pair of side chairs with conforming interlaced vase-shaped splats on cabriole legs; a matching wardrobe with two trellis-filled pleated pink silk-backed doors 67” (171cms) wide, 86” (118cms) high; a single bed with shaped headboard, the central oval with a painting of the Madonna and Child, 52” (132cms) wide; and a small matching bedside table with a drawer above a door and on short cabriole legs, 22 1/2” (57cms) wide. (8) See illustration €2000 - 3500


284 A BRASS D-SHAPED FENDER, Regency period, early 19th Century, the pierced front with bands of stylized flowerheads on a moulded base with inverted cup feet, 47” (119cms). (1) €400 - 600


MEALYS EST 1934


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