A Pair Of George III Mahogany Armchairs — auction results & prices

65results on record

88%sell-through

$5,786median result (USD, incl. premium; 100% observed, 0% estimated from hammer)

$100,091record in our coverage

Drawn from 65 recorded results (64 sold · 1 passed) across 2 auction houses, 1998–2026. What we cover

Median sold price by year typical estimate range median result USD, incl. premium; 100% observed, 0% estimated from hammer method · log scale

Where does a value land in this market?

The same figure also answers the seller's question: which house clears a work like this, and for how much — expected proceeds by house, from the sell-through the rest of this page is built on.

Every sold result for this market, low to high (log scale) — the dashed line is the median. Enter a value to see where it lands.

By medium where medium is recorded or stated in the catalog line

Medium	Results	Sell-through	Median result (USD)
ceramics & design	54	n/a	$6,740

Medium is recorded for 54 of 65 results (83%) — rows above cover that subset; the rest of the record is in the full ledger below.

Compared with A George II Mahogany Tripod Table A Pair Of George III Mahogany Armchairs A George II Mahogany Tripod Table

Metric	A Pair Of George III Mahogany Armchairs	A George II Mahogany Tripod Table
Median result	$5,786	$2,924
Record price	$100,091	$276,177
Results on record	65	371
Years active at auction	1998–2026	1998–2026

Where this artist sells best

House	Results	Sell-through	Median	vs. estimate
Christie's	57	—	$7,050	—
Bonhams	8	88%	$1,055	0.40×

The same artist across every house we cover — hammer-vs-estimate side by side. A dash in the estimate column can mean withheld rather than unpublished: the house publishes no hammer price, or its printed low is a starting bid rather than an appraisal. Method →

Prices realized 65 recorded lots — sold, passed, and upcoming — results in USD incl. premium; est. marks a premium estimated from the house's schedule ✓ Includes 1 passed lots

Date	Lot	Estimate USD	House
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2026·03	England, late 18th century	$4,000–$6,000	Bonhams
2024·02	Circa 1785	$888–$1,268	Bonhams
2021·11	19th century	$4,000–$6,000	Bonhams
2021·11	Early 19th century	$800–$1,200	Bonhams
2021·11	Attributed to John Cobb, Circa 1775	$13,511–$20,266	Christie's
2021·01	Attributed to John Cobb, Circa 1775	$10,893–$16,339	Christie's
2020·09	Probably of North Country origin, late 18th/early 19th century	$636–$891	Bonhams
2020·08	Late 18th century	$400–$600	Bonhams
2019·03	Early 19th century	$1,000–$1,500	Bonhams
2019·03	In the French taste, second half 19th century	$1,500–$2,000	Bonhams
2018·09	Late 18Th Century	$1,958–$3,264	Christie's
2016·11	Circa 1770	$4,981–$7,472	Christie's
2016·08	Late 18Th Century	$1,562–$2,343	Christie's
2016·05	Circa 1795, After a Design by Gillows	$5,848–$8,772	Christie's
2015·10	Circa 1780	$3,000–$5,000	Christie's
2015·10	Circa 1765	$5,000–$8,000	Christie's
2015·02	Circa 1760	$2,314–$3,856	Christie's
2014·02	Late 18Th Century	$1,335–$2,003	Christie's
2013·11	Circa 1785, Possibly by Gillows	$1,606–$2,409	Christie's
2013·03	Third Quarter 18Th Century	$15,148–$22,723	Christie's
2012·10	Attributed to Gillows, Circa 1770 - 80	$11,278–$16,111	Christie's
2012·04	Circa 1770	$4,000–$6,000	Christie's
2012·02	Late 18Th Century	$1,904–$2,856	Christie's
2012·02	Late 18Th Century	$1,904–$2,856	Christie's
2012·02	Late 18Th Century	$1,904–$2,856	Christie's
2010·06	Circa 1770	$2,982–$4,474	Christie's
2010·05	In the Manner of William Masters, Third Quarter 18Th Century	$21,722–$36,204	Christie's
2009·01	Possibly by John Bradburn, Circa 1765	$41,258–$68,764	Christie's
2009·01	Third Quarter 18Th Century	$5,501–$8,252	Christie's
2008·09	In the Manner of Mayhew and Ince, Third Quarter 18Th Century	$5,264–$8,773	Christie's
2008·09	By B. Harmer, Late 18Th Century	$4,387–$7,019	Christie's
2008·05	Circa 1760	$50,000–$80,000	Christie's
2007·11	Attributed to Mayhew & Ince, Circa 1780	$41,275–$61,912	Christie's
2007·09	Late 18Th Century	$1,016–$1,423	Christie's
2007·07	Circa 1765	$10,244–$16,390	Christie's
2007·01	Third Quarter 18Th Century	$3,920–$5,880	Christie's
2006·11	In the Manner of William Linnell, Circa 1760	$57,441–$95,735	Christie's
2006·04	Late 18Th Century	$537–$895	Christie's
2005·11	Late 18Th Century	$2,000–$3,000	Christie's
2005·11	A pair of George III mahogany armchairs	$1,379–$2,068	Christie's
2005·06	A pair of George III mahogany armchairs (2)	$910–$1,274	Christie's
2005·04	A Pair of George III Mahogany Armchairs	$953–$1,525	Christie's
2005·04	Circa 1790	$2,500–$3,500	Christie's
2005·02	A Pair of George III Mahogany Armchairs	$1,129–$1,505	Christie's
2005·01	Third Quarter 18Th Century	$3,370–$4,681	Christie's
2004·12	Circa 1760 - 70	$19,347–$29,021	Christie's
2004·12	Probably by William Bradshaw, Circa 1735 - 40	$19,347–$29,021	Christie's
2004·11	Last Quarter 18Th Century	$2,818–$3,757	Christie's
2004·10	Circa 1760	$12,000–$18,000	Christie's
2003·12	In the Manner of John Linnell, Circa 1775	$8,000–$12,000	Christie's
2002·10	Late 18Th Century	$6,283–$9,425	Christie's
2002·01	Probably North Country, Late 18Th/Early 19Th Century	$6,000–$9,000	Christie's
2001·12	A Pair of George III Mahogany Armchairs	$1,008–$1,440	Christie's
2001·10	Attributed to Gillows, Circa 1790	$7,000–$10,000	Christie's
2001·10	Circa 1760, the Arms Possibly Later	$4,000–$6,000	Christie's
2001·07	A pair of George III mahogany armchairs	$567–$850	Christie's
2000·10	In the Manner of Robert Manwaring, Circa 1770	$5,000–$8,000	Christie's
2000·05	A Pair of George III Mahogany Armchairs	$1,777–$2,369	Christie's
2000·04	Circa 1775	$10,000–$15,000	Christie's
2000·01	Circa 1765	$6,000–$9,000	Christie's
1999·05	A Pair of George III Mahogany Armchairs	$6,544–$9,816	Christie's
1998·06	Late 18Th Early 19Th Century, North Country	$2,502–$4,171	Christie's
1998·06	Late 18Th Century	$2,005–$3,007	Christie's
1998·06	Circa 1790	$3,269–$4,904	Christie's
1998·04	Circa 1770	$5,000–$7,000	Christie's

Realized prices are sold by the record: 50 for $19, non-expiring. Reading them at volume is what Starter is for.