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NIF 11 see also Cotswold 9
An early Arts and Crafts Cotswold school walnut bureau of petite proportions, the design attributed to Ernest Gimson.
The quality of this craftsman hand made bureau is almost unsurpassable. The fold down front inlaid with holly chequered string inlay, opening with stylised butterfly hinges onto automatic protruding supports with chamfered ends that extend to support the writing area when opened from underneath it. Inside reveals two drawers and six open pigeon holes above with a central two door arched cupboard with segmented top divided by ebony string inlay and an ebony key stone with ebony pillars to each side emulating a grand architectural doorway.
The main body has through tenon details with exposed dovetail joints to the top and sides.
The drawer fronts having deep chamfered panels with the central drawer made from burr walnut giving a beautiful subtle contrast to the entire aesthetic of this bureau.
There is lots of storage with eight drawers in all, retaining the original polished medieval style steel handles with pierced circular back plates and sweet little drop handles.
The whole sat on bracket feet with a sweeping under tier.
Craftsmans name E.R. WHISHAW stamped to drawer top.
Furniture doesn't come much purer to the Arts & Crafts Movement in the Cotswolds than this beautiful little functional Work of Art with lots of storage.
Circa 1900.
Height 36", Width 24", Depth 14"
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NIF 12 see also L&Co 60 and ST 10
Leonard Wyburd for Liberty & Co. A rare pair of good quality Arts and Crafts oak side tables with plank sides, heart cut-outs and a lower shelf.
Circa 1900.
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NIF 13 and HandGR 11
Gordon Russell. A superior fine quality Arts & Crafts 'Cotswold School Hay rake stretcher’ oak dining table. Stamped 'Gordon Russel Ltd' underneath. This timeless Cotswold school dining table is inspired by the designs of Ernest Gimson and Edward Barnsley with plank top and chunky octagonal legs, united by the 'hay rake' stretcher. The table is pegged at every joint.
Dimensions
Height: 29 in. (73.66 cm)
Width: 66 in. (167.64 cm)
Depth: 32.75 in.
C 1910
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NIF 14 see also AEST 161
An Anglo-Japanese Rosewood sidetable.
In the style of E.W.Godwin.
Probably made by Collinson and Lock
The moulded top with 4 stylised cut-outs to the sides, on tapered and flared legs .
Circa 1870's.
Height 20", Width 16", Depth 16".
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NIF 15
Wylie & Lochhead attributed A pair of Glasgow school Arts & Crafts oak stick stands or matching plant stands. One with a drip tray and one without.
I will sell separately.
H 28". x W 6 1/2". x D 12"
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NIF 17
Liberty and Co. An Arts and Crafts oak music/book stand with lattice work sides in the Moorish style.
Height 29 1/2", Width 23 1/2", Depth 19".
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NIF 18
Collinson and Lock attributed. A Rosewood side table with four legs united by a lower shelf with shaped supports.
Height 27 1/4", Width 14", Depth 14".
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NIF 19
Arthur Simpson. An Arts and Crafts F|lame Mahogany desk/side table with single drawer and stylised brass handles.
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NIF 20
Liberty & Co, An Arts & Crafts Moorish Oak Stool with Embossed Leather Seat of stylised flowers in bloom.
H 17", W 12", D 12."
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NIF 21 see also SB 22
An excellent quality Arts & Crafts two door oak dresser with a shaped top, cascading upper shelf, with an arched apron on four square legs united by side stretchers.
Height 76" , Width 42" , Depth 19".
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NIF 23
Betty Joel attributed, an Arts & Crafts oak tallboy and matching petite chest of drawers with hand crafted handles and angled feet.
Circa Early 20th Century
H 33.6", W 24.0", D15."
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NIF 24 see also GW Ex 8b
An Arts and Crafts Glasgow School oak settle in the style of M H Baillie Scott. Made by Wylie and Lochhead with sweeping curvaceous ends and a lower slatted detail, retaining it’s original fabric with fantastic stylized Glasgow Roses which I must say is also in wonderful original condition with minimal fading. The back has been re webbed by the last owners to support the fabric better and it is open for all to see.
Circa 1900
H 53", W 76", D17"
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NIF 25
Heals limed oak dining suite consisting of a dining table, six dining chairs and two armchairs (making eight in total) and a rare matching mirror.
Dining table L 60", width 33", height 29.5"
Chairs height 34", depth 16", width 18", seat height 18"
Mirror height 32", depth 1", width 21 1/2".
Circa 1930
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NIF 28 see also S&PB 19 and SB 19
An extremely rare Shapland and Petter Mahogany dining room set consisting of a Sideboard, a Buffet and two chairs. The Sideboard and Buffet all with stylised floral panels inlaid with fruitwoods, Pewter and Abalone, these panel designs are after a design by M.H.Baillie Scott and they are one of the most beautiful and pure Arts and Crafts designs that Shapland and Petter used. It is possible that Baillie Scott sold designs to Shapland and Petter.
Sideboard Height 85 1/2", Width 60 1/2", Depth 22 1/2".
Buffet Height 72", Width 46 1/2", Depth 22". Circa 1900.
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NIF 31 and DC 10
Waring and Gillows, a rosewood bow fronted display cabinet. An outstanding Arts and Crafts display cabinet, with stylised ebony and pewter inlays. Arched beveled mirror to the back above display area, flanked by two upper shelves stylised inlaid detail below, with three glazed cabinets underneath. The lower doors with stylised floral entwined heart details. The whole standing on eight square tapering legs united by a lower display area.
Height 74”, Width 60" Depth 21.5"
C1899.
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NIF 33 and GW Ex 6a
E A Taylor. An exhibition quality Glasgow School oak side board designed by E A Taylor with wonderful stylised floral painted panels. To the upper section there is a pair of cupboards with a central plate rack and a full width plate rack below. A pair of drawers to the lower section which have been cleverly designed to be a part of the angular front, with a row of drawers below flanked by a pair of large cupboards and silver plated handles with split heart cut-outs.
H70', W 70', D36'.
C1900.
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NIF 34 see also L&Co 95
Liberty and Co, attributed. A very good Arts and Crafts oak bookcase with extending upper cupboard sections, the doors with hammered copper hingges and wonderful rotating floral designs to the stain glass.
There are subtle little coiled moulded details just below the centre of each cupboard. There is a small piece of oak missing to the third right hand shelf from the top, to the centre.
Height 68" Width 84" Depth 14".
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NIF 35 see also DC 11 and Cotswold 10
Edward Barnsley designed by, made by Charles Bray.
A superior and impressive Cotswold School walnut breakfront glazed bookcase/cabinet designed by Edward Barnsley, and made by Charles Bray, dated 1932, with fine ebony and chequer inlaid detailing around each of the upper glazed doors with turned ebony handles and adjustable shelves behind. Flanked by slender concealed cupboards with adjustable shelves and further open adjustable shelves to each of the ends, the lower section with three conforming shaped cupboards with double fielded doors flanked with fitted end cabinets, with five drawers of various depths to each.
Provenance Mrs D.E. Neale, commissioned in 1932. Aspects of Victorian and Edwardian Decorative Arts,Fischer Fine Art, catalogue number 6 illustrated page 13, description page 15 Private collection.
H 77', W 88', D 24'.
1932
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NIF 37.
An Arts and Crafts carved oak wall cabinet.
Height 20 3/4", Width 14 3/4", Depth 8 1/4"
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NIF 38 see also HandGR 23 & CD 11
Ambrose Heals. An early Arts and Crafts oak chest of drawers on turned feet, united by stretchers with iron metalwork.
Height 59", Width at base 38", Depth at base 21 1/4".
Cornice Width 36.25", Cornice Depth 21.25".
Circa 1899.
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NIF 39.
George Walton. A rare and important desk almost identical to the desk Walton designed in 1898 for Sidney Leetham for
the Morning Room in Elm Bank, a major interior commission in York.
Height 45" , Width 52.5" , Depth 32".
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NIF 40 See also FP 20
A unique Arts and Crafts copper fire hood, attributed to M H Ballie Scott, with repousse heart details to the hood and rivetted stylised flowers below and feature rivetted shelves. A high quality hand made work of art pure to the Arts and Crafts Movement.
Height 59", width 75", depth 17".
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NIF 44. See also ST 49
Arthur Simpson of Kendal. An Arts & Crafts oak side table with shaped apron, hexagonal tapering legs, united by twin H stretchers with through tennon details.
Height 27.5" , Width 27" , Depth 17.75".
Private Collection.
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NIF 45
Liberty & Co attributed, an Arts & Crafts oak corner cupboard, the upper doors with a wonderful ebony inlaid motto of 'honesty' that reads :-
'Here be truths, do not hold the truths guiltily'.
The doors with hand-hammered silvered handles and hinges, opening to reveal the interior with adjustable shelves.
H 59.0", W 35.0", D 20.0."
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NIF 46
A good quality pair of iron and gilt security gates in the style of Josef Hoffmann.
Height 72", Total Width across both sides including hinged parts 48", Hinged side parts are 5 1/2” each, total width across the middles 37”, Depth 1".
Circa 1910.
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NIF 47 see also GW Ex 25b
Wylie & Lochhead. An Arts & Crafts oak wardrobe with iron hinges and latch style handles to the doors which open to reveal twin hanging space, with two deep drawers below.
Height 79.5" , Width 60.5" , Depth 19.75".
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NIF 48 see also S&PB 60
A very rare Arts and Crafts oak bookcase by Shapland and Petter. In oak retaining its original finish. The daffodils resonating with vivid colours throughout with remarkably no colour loss. The daffodil inlays were originally designed by M. H. Baillie Scott for furniture made by J .P. Whyte at The Pyghtle Works in Bedford. There are a number of Baillie Scott designs used by Shapland and Petter yet no association is known.
Height 32”, Length 20”, Depth, 7”.
Circa 1900.
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NIF 49 see also GW Ex 36b
Exceptional Oak Arts and Crafts Settle the design attributed to E.A.Taylor and made by Wylie and Lochhead.
Length 37", Depth 18", Height 46", Circa 1895.
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NIF 50 See Also L&Co 85
Liberty & Co., an Arts & Crafts oak smokers wall cabinet decorated to the door with a gentleman smoking a pipe. It has a groove to the top for displaying a large decorative dish with pipe holders to the sides.
Circa 1900.
Height 27.5", Width 22", Depth 7.5"
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NIF 52 see also MR 84
An exhibition quality Arts & Crafts Mahogany Mirror by Shapland & Petter of generous proportions measuring almost 5' wide and almost 3' high with Mother Of Pearl and Fruitwood stylized Glasgow Rose and Floral Inlaid details to each side. The upper section with the typical in house style S&P shaped spindles with a long shelf in front just above the original bevelled plate glass. This is the biggest mirror by Shapland and Petter I have ever seen in 31 years specializing in the Arts and Crafts Movement. A beautiful work of art.
Circa 1900.
Height 33”, Width 57”, Depth 3”.
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NIF 53 see also CD 47
A rare Arts and Crafts oak linen trunk attributed to C R Ashbee and probably made by the Guild Of Handicraft with well executed carved stylised poppy seeds and interlacing leaf details.
Height 22", Depth 17", Width 39". Circa 1890.
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