Very good original condition, no damage of any note. Painted finish is good, would benefit from a very light clean. Small amount of corrosion on the plated interior bracket as to be expected with age. A very good, honest example.

The glass is original to the frame. The corners of the bevelled mirror are in line and meet the corners of the tapering form of the frame. 

Both footstools are solid and secure, the smaller walnut circular example has separation to the original joinery but it is still solid and sound. 

The beech framed example shows evidence of it being previously painted which has been stripped off. Several modern screws uses replacements for originals. Slightly loose, which could be improved with some tightening up, a good useable chair. The oak example with a few loose joints but would respond well to some minor re-gluing. The okra stained version is good overall original condition, all perfectly useable.

Loss to the front foot and old restoration to one of the arms. Good quality chair, sadly with some losses.

In good useable condition has been refinished in the past, a nice example.

Has been refinished a long time ago, chrome in general good original condition showing sign of maintenance and polishing. A good useable pair. The only negative of note is the finish is rather dark and not showing the figure of the veneered walnut to the best of its ability.

The chrome tube of the frames are structurally sound. Overall rust which would most likely clan off with a professional metal polish. Useable and comfortable. Upholstery most likely original, and in good condition Would benefit from sympathetic restoration and a light clean.

Appears to be in overall good condition, it has been used for many years in a private house and would benefit from a professional wool wash.

Poor condition.

University of Glasgow, Gilmorehill, 1870, measures 50 cm High, 62cm Wide overall
Architectural view of a cathedral, measures 50cm High, 59cm Wide overall

The paint surface appears to be in tact and in good condition. We note that the works have been framed under glass (which is antique) for what appears to have been most of their lives. There is some minor craquelure evident (but hardly worth mentioning). The frames which also appear to be original are in fair condition only with numerous areas of flaking, loss and damage.

Appears to be in very good, original condition. Would benefit from a professional clean. The frame also appears to be original and in good condition also but with a couple of minor flake losses to the gilding. A very attractive painting.