A satinwood and beech framed sofa

A satinwood and beech framed sofa, first quarter 19th century, with painted detail throughout, the padded rectangular back incorporating pierced elements, flanked by downswept arms, the buttoned loose cushion seat above the bowed frieze painted with patera terminals, above square section tapering legs terminating in brass caps and castors, 88.5cm high, 199cm wide, 75cm deep
Provenance:
By repute this sofa is said to have been used as film prop either in 'Thunderball' (in Count Lippe's room at the Shrubland's Clinic), or 'Goldfinger' (in Goldfinger's chateau). Albert R Broccoli, the films producer, was an acquaintance of the current vendors father. Broccoli produced many of the James Bond films.