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WARDROBE, DRESSING TABLES/CHESTS & WASHSTANDS
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s5773 An important Cotswold School quarter-sawn oak wardrobe, two doors with bowed chamfered panels, chip carved 'nip' handles, chip carved straps and central stay, hand-cut hinges, above two drawers with chip carved D handles, within a chamfered frame, on carved stepped sledge feet, exposed dovetails and exposed wedge tenons to the sides, exposed chamfered protruding tenons to the feet, chip carved 'nip' latch handle, the interior being cedar lined, carved door latch and beading stop for the doors, after a design by Ernest Gimson, designed and made by Peter Waals in his workshop in Chalford, Gloucester, circa 1924, see The Studio 1924 for similar, 183cm (72in) high, 124cm (49in) wide, 53cm (21in) deep.
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Srbp771 A fine oak Arts & Crafts hall robe inlaid with various woods and with brass handles, in the manner of M H Baillie Scott, by Shapland & Petter, circa 1900, 198cm (78in) high, 142cm (56in) max wide, 53cm (21in) max deep.
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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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s5571 A fine Cotswold two-door wardrobe in quarter-sawn oak with eight chamfered and raised panels to the doors and chamfered and shaped apron, wedge tenons to the sides and octagonal, carved handles the back is in chestnut. Internally there are adjustable chestnut shelves on the right hand side and hanging space on the left and the hinges are hand cut, Attributed maker - Peter Waals, circa 1925. 172cm (67.75in) high 126cm (49.5in) wide, 48cm (19in)deep. |
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s5724c A limed oak dressing table with three drawers and mirror and with stepped and moulded edges, labelled Heals, circa 1925, 141cm (55.5in) high, 76cm (30in) wide, 47cm (18.5in) deep. |
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s5699 A very fine Cotswold cherrywood two door cabinet, two doors above four drawers, with stepped chamfered panels to the doors, with cross banding in ebony and walnut, with chamfered carved walnut handles and exposed dovetail construction to the chamfered base, labelled Gordon Russell and dated 27/3/29. Originally commissioned by the Ansell family. |
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s5631 An oak Cotswold single door wardrobe/hall cupboard with panelled cantilevered corners, stepped fielded panels in quarter sawn oak and carved walnut handle, labelled 'Sillabear' 1930, 183cm (72in) high, 107cm (42in) wide, 46cm (18in) deep. |
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4844srms A fine, important Glasgow satin birch, trapezium-shaped wardrobe/cupboard with inlaid ebony chevrons surrounding the leaded glazed doors of stylised tree pattern inset with coloured glass, mahogany and steel. Hinges and handles in hammered steel, Inside, a shelf above hanging rail with original hooks and drawer with inset kidney-shaped grip handles (top board and feet reinstated), labelled to back George Walton, circa 1900, 196cm (77in) high, 142cm (56in) wide, 58cm (23in)
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srme601 A Heals limed oak wardrobe with fitted mahogany interior circa 1925. |
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s5504 An oak dressing chest of drawers with geometric ebony and boxwood inlay and architectural mirror and with brass handles, attributed to Waring & Gillow, circa 1905.
150cm (59in) high, 122cm (48in) wide, 51.5cm (21in) deep.
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5288 An oak compendium of wardrobe, chest of drawers and bookcase, the
wardrobe door with three raised fielded panels above smaller drawer, the
chest with four graduated drawers with carved octagonal handles with
exposed dovetails and wedged tenons to the sides, designed by Peter Waals
as Head of Furniture at Loughborough College and made by students under
his supervision for Hazelrigg Hall, circa 1935. 206cm (81in) high, 148cm
(58.5in) wide, 59cm (23in) deep.
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s5201 A bowfronted sycamore two door wardrobe, with cross-grained veneered panels, reeded edges to front and back, dowel construction, sycamore interior, constructed in two sections. Designed by Betty Joel of Token Workshops, circa 1935, 183cm (72in) high, 152cm (60in) wide, 61cm (24in) max depth. Sold |
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sma599 An oak Arts & Crafts wardrobe with two panelled doors above five drawers with mirror to the side door and with nickel plated ring handles and plates, designed by Ambrose Heal for Heal & Son circa 1903, 192cm (75.5in) high, 152cm (60in) wide, 51cm (20in) deep. Sold |
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sma599 A dressing table en suite with the above with two drawers on chamfered legs, swivel mirror, and nickel plated ring handles and plates, designed by Ambrose Heal for Heal & Son circa 1903, 135cm (53in) high, 104cm (42in) wide, 53.45cm (21in) deep, |
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sroh502 An oak dressing table with large mirror, two jewellery drawers above four drawers with hammered steel handles, on column legs with moulded edge and dentil cornice,designed by Ambrose Heal for Heal & Son circa 1898, 150cm (59in) high, 122cm (48in) wide, 56cm (22in) deep. Picture opposite.
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s5301 A Heals limed light oak three piece wardrobe on bun feet, three doors with moulded surround and angled corners, interior with shelves and hanging cabinet, labelled, circa 1930, 177cm (70in) high, 155cm (61in) wide, 55.5cm (22in) deep
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s5182 A light oak dressing chest by Heals with two short over two long drawers and integral mirror and chamfered edges, circa 1930, 79cm (31in) high, 138cm (54.5in) with mirror, 91cm (36in) wide, 48cm (19in) deep. |
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