Probably Howard & Sons, a Bridgwater Style Armchair C. 1930

A beautiful 19th century library armchair with a long low seat with tick shape to the side rail and well shaped buttoned back. The right hand rear leg stamped with the registration ...

On behalf of a gentleman collector, a most beautiful and capacious satinwood Thomas Chippendale design cockpen armchair. The whole with hand painted lacquer work panels of chinoise...

A beautifully shaped William and Mary oak armchair with well carved horse-bone legs and arm supports, scrolled feet and handsomely carved front stretcher with S scrolls and geometric motif. The tall upholstered back over spiral turned legs and original spiral and bulb turned stretchers. In very good condition for age with some small old dings, some old woodworm, long long dead and a couple of small very old repairs - not affecting structure. The chair is extremely comfortable and solid with a good width between the arms, deep well padded seat and gentle rake to the padded back. Upholstered in a moss green high quality velvet with matching fringed braid in very good condition also. A really beautiful and rather rare early chair of generous proportions all made by hand in c. 1690. The oak has developed an excellent dark and rich colour throughout. A good and honest William and Mary chair...

Newly upholstered in a spring green pure silk from the Gainsborough Silk Weaving Company (thickly woven from an original 18th century fabric pattern) and with double piped and button...

A really excellent set of Yorkshire back stools with a fabulous colour and patina. Very sturdy and usable, some small losses and repairs consistent with age and use but nothing untoward or usual for such hard working pieces of early furniture. Huge charm and very original – all with good ‘skins’ and a true set of chairs made in c. 1730 Shown here with an elm refectory table and some William and Mary...

A superb quality, wonderfully comfortable and very substantial Victorian wingback armchair with substantial cabriole legs – well carved with scallop shells to the knees and scrolled ...

Victorian Country House Hampton & Sons Armchair A stunning victorian deep seated country house armchair by renowned makers Hampton & Sons, Pall Mall London. It has a great shape to ...

Antique and very rare Bridgewater armchair by Howard & Son's original made in England with an amazing patina and the original leather upholstery! The piece was purchased in the late 19th century and was since then owned by the same family! It was originally made with an involved brass book stand...

A large, deep seated club armchair by Howard & Sons, with exceptional form and comfort. C.1890 Raised on turned walnut forelegs with the rear splayed back left leg bearing the compa...

A wonderful Howard & Sons button back armchair, C.1870. This original Howard & Sons armchair is raised on stepped mahogany forelegs and splayed rear legs, complete with original pa...

Circa 1930s English country house Howard and Sons open arm easy armchair featuring the classic ring turned front legs and exposed wooden feature arm supports. Made of Beech with an O...

Pair of English Howard and sons 'open arm' low armchairs. Circa 1870 with fine turned front legs upholstered in Howard and sons blue ticking.