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The classic

This Chesterfield sofa has an estimate of £100-150 at David Duggleby on June 27.

A Chesterfield sofa is a timeless piece, comfy and classic that will suit many homes. This two-seater, upholstered in deep buttoned green, is offered at David Duggleby in North Yorkshire on June 27 with an estimate of £100-150.

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The eccentric

This Louis XVI-style sofa has an estimate of £250-350 at John Nicholson’s on June 25.

It might not be for every home, but it’s good to know what a range is out there. Made in the style of a Louis XVI settee, this crimson upholstered seating option has an estimate of £250-350 at John Nicholson’s of Haslemere on June 25.

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The Arts & Crafts option

Designed by George Henry Walton, this settee is offered with an estimate of £1500-2000 during Martel Maides’ sale of June 30-July 2.

Arts & Crafts furniture is a popular choice, and this high-backed settee c.1900-10 by George Henry Walton could attract some interest at Martel Maides in Guernsey. Offered in a three-day sale running from June 30-July 2, it has an estimate of £1500-2000 and a story behind it. It was designed for his patron George Davison, who had almost all of his possessions designed by Walton including wallpaper, fireplaces cutlery and glasses. It is covered in later gold upholstery.

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The historic one

This William IV sofa goes under the hammer at Dreweatts in Newbury on July 7 with an estimate of £400-600.

If you have a historic home, you could opt for this William IV mahogany and upholstered sofa, c.1835. It is offered at Dreweatts in Newbury on July 7 with an estimate of £400-600.

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