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COFFERS & CHEST OF DRAWERS
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s5789 An Arts & Crafts oak chest with two short above two long drawers and fine copper repoussé handles in the manner of Ashbee and the Guild of Handicraft, circa 1900, |
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s5668 A small proportioned limed oak dressing chest with mirror, with chamfered edges and turned ebony handles to three graduated drawers, by Heals, labelled, circa 1925, 84cm (33in) high [145cm, 57in
max], 66cm (30in) wide, 49cm (19.5in) deep.
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s5755 An unusually narrow oak Cotswold style tallboy of six
drawers with exposed dovetails to its sides and on sledge feet,
circa 1930 124cm (49in) high, 64cm (25in) wide, 30cm (12 in) deep.
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srml591 A limed oak chest of drawers from a design by Ambrose heal of
1905, this example circa 1930. 90cm (35.5in) high, 80cm (31.5in) wide,
44cm (a7.5in) deep.
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s5744 An oak Cotswold style tall chest of three short over four graduated long drawers, with double fielded panels to the front, sides and gallery, the drawers with octagonal carved and pegged handles, designed by Paul Matt, made by Brynmawr workshops, circa 1932, 126cm (49.5in) high, 94cm (37in) wide, 46cm (18in) deep.
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s4194 A Heals style, oak, six drawer chest of drawers of unusual proportions, circa 1930, retailers label 'Bentalls Kingston-on-Thames'. 128cm (50.5in) high, 77cm (30.25in) wide, 42cm (16.5in) deep. |
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s5715 A Glasgow style stained ash chest of drawers by George Walton with classic cut-out kidney shaped handles and shaped plinth, circa 1900, 109cm (43in) high, 110cm (43.5in) wide, 53.5cm (21in) deep. |
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s5600 A rare and fine pair of striped mahogany narrow chests of drawers with moulded corners and dowelled construction, with inset glass tops, five graduated drawers with carved, stepped and graduated handles, designed by Betty Joel, inset label, signed and dated Token Works 1930, 90cm (33.5in) high, 49.5cm (19.5in) wide, 44.5cm (17.5in) deep. |
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s5420 A fine small oak chest of drawers in the manner of C F A Voysey with exposed dovetail construction to the top of the sides and turned handles of a Voysey design, on bracket feet, labelled Bartholomew & Fletcher Tottenham Court Road, circa 1900. 79cm (31in) high, 84cm (33in) wide, 46cm (18in) deep.
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s5551 A Pair of oak three drawer chests with raised stiles, ebony turned handles and hand-cut dovetails, labelled Heals, designed by Ambrose Heal, circa 1920. 76cm (30in) high, 91.5cm (36in) wide, 48cm (19in) deep
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srml586 An unusual oak Arts & Crafts chest of four drawers above a two door boot cupboard, circa 1895. 104cm (41.5in) high, 92cm (36in) wide, 51cm (20in) deep
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An oak chest of drawers by Bowman Brothers of Camen, circa 1930 74cm
(29in) high, 72cm (128.5in) wide, 43cm (17in) deep |
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S4384 A well figured pitch pine Gothic Reform chest of drawers with brass handles comprising two short drawers above three long. Circa 1880 |
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s5366 An oak Cotswold tallboy of small proportions with seven graduated drawers on chamfered sledge feet, with exposed dovetail and through wedge tenon construction and with carved walnut handles, attributed to Peter Waals, circa 1925. 137cm (54in) high, 60cm (23.5in) wide, 48cm (18in) deep. See similar tallboy chest by Peter Waals in ‘Ernest Gimson and the Cotswold Craftsmen’ by Annette Carruthers p 67 and the same handles appear on various Peter Waals pieces for example see no. 56 in ‘Good Citizens Furniture’ Annette Carruthers & Mary Greensted, Cheltenham Art Gallery Museum.
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s4580 A green stained birch Cotswold style miniature chest of drawers/table chest comprising six drawers with raised fielded octagonal panels to the drawer fronts, the top, back and sides and on sledge feet, in the manner of Ernest Gimson, circa 1900. 38.35cm (13.75in) high, 41cm (16in) wide, 34cm (13.5in) deep. For similar see ‘The Adventure of British Furniture’, David Joel, p 38. |
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