Arts and Crafts Furniture

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts Glasgow School oak double bed frame, the head and footboard carved with rose surmounts above embossed copper panels and inlaid borders, together with side rails, height 145cm, length 200cm, width 156cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak framed wall mirror, attributed to Shapland & Petter, the shaped crest marquetry inlaid with a seated man, height 69cm, width 33cm.

A late Victorian Anglo-Japanese hardwood occasional table, in the manner of E.W. Godwin, the top with flared sides above asymmetric undertiers and a trellis frieze, height 73cm, width 58.5cm, depth 43.5cm (faults).

A late Victorian Anglo-Moorish walnut framed side chair, attributed to Liberty & Co, the back inset with mashrabiya and turned spindles above a carpet upholstered drop-in seat, on tapering block legs, height 75cm, width 45cm. Note: similar chair and table designs can be seen in 'Liberty's Furniture 1875-1915' by Daryl Bennett, page 98.

A late Victorian Anglo-Moorish 'Cairene' walnut framed armchair by Liberty & Co, the back inset with finely turned panels of mashrabiya above a removable padded seat, height 112cm, width 60.5cm, depth 56cm. Note: a very similar chair is illustrated in 'Liberty's Furniture 1875-1915' by Daryl Bennett.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts Glasgow School oak side chair, the rail back with pierced trefoil, height 113cm, width 48cm.

A harlequin set of six late 19th century fruitwood Sussex chairs, possibly by Morris & Co, comprising two carvers and four standards, height of carver 84cm, width of carver 53cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts style oak canted square book table, designed by William Letharby, probably made by Hypnos for Heals, height 67cm, width 61cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak sideboard by Maple & Co, the shelf back with a glazed cupboard, applied with overall pressed copper handles and hinges, height 161.5cm, width 170cm, depth 64cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts oak rectangular occasional table, in the manner of Heals, the underside stamped 'R. Walters', height 53cm, length 63.5cm, depth 40.5cm.

An early 20th century oak wardrobe and matching dressing table, in the manner of Ambrose Heal, the wardrobe enclosing shelves above four drawers, height 200cm, width 138cm, depth 46cm, together with a similar dressing table with swing mirror and gallery, height 133cm, width 94cm, depth 48cm.

Two similar Arts and Crafts oak two-tier occasional tables, raised on block legs, height 68cm, width 36cm, depth 36cm.

A late Victorian Arts and Crafts ash framed Sussex armchair, possibly Morris & Co or Ernest Gimson, the shaped ladder back above a woven rush seat, height 86cm, width 60cm.

A set of six Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak framed comb back dining chairs by Liberty & Co, each fitted with an un-upholstered drop-in seat, height 108cm, width 45cm. Note: the design for these chairs can be seen illustrated as a pair of carver chairs in 'Liberty Furniture 1875-1915' by Daryl Bennett, page 259.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts stained oak elbow chair, probably by Liberty & Co, the seat and back upholstered in brown leatherette, the seat rail with applied enamel label detailed 'Liberty & Co London', height 125cm, width 56cm.

A late Victorian Aesthetic Movement oak dressing table, in the manner of Charles Eastlake, with overall inlaid ebony borders and chamfered edges, the kneehole inset with ceramic tiles, height 75cm, width 152cm, depth 66cm (some faults).

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts oak framed elbow chair, attributed to Heals, the lattice back and chamfered arms above a drop-in seat, on slightly shaped legs, height 92cm, width 54cm.

An early 20th century Heals style oak two-tier circular table, height 51cm, diameter 63cm.

A modern Arts and Crafts Stickley quarter-sawn oak rocking armchair, after a design by Harvey Ellis, the central splat inlaid with a stylized flower, the seat covered in black leather, height 111cm, width 58cm.