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s5718A An oak Cotswold style cabinet with two shelves above two doors and with exposed dovetail construction to the top and sides, circa 1935, 98cm (39in) high, 76cm (30in) wide, 29cm (11.5in) deep. |
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s5718B An oak Cotswold style cabinet with one door to the side and two shelves and with exposed dovetail construction to the top and sides, circa 1935, 76cm (30in) high, 83cm (33in) wide, 30cm (12in) 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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s4844srms 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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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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srme601 A Heals limed oak wardrobe with fitted mahogany interior circa 1925. |
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s5585 An Arts & Crafts architectural oak two-door glazed display
cabinet/bookcase, the glazed doors flanked by reeded columns with mushroom
finials, with inlaid marquetry panels of stylised tulips in ebony, pewter
and harewood and with pierced cut-out decoration and adjustable shelves,
circa 1900, 82cm (32in) high, 69cm (27.5in) wide, 76cm (30in) deep.
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s5650 A rare pair of limed oak cabinets on shaped feet, with two cupboards, one door with reeded moulding, above a shelf above two drawers, attributed to Bowman Bros of Camden, circa 1930 122cm (48in) high, 69cm (27.5in) wide, 42cm (16.5in) deep.
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s2717 A stained deal wall shelf with penwork decoration of figures in floral costumes, designed by Walter Crane, circa 1890, 15cm (10in) high, 66cm (30in) wide. |
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s5578 An oak cabinet with two doors above two drawers and with chamfered corners and feet and with geometric moulding, attributed to Bowman Brothers of Camden, circa 1930, 91cm (36in) high, 76cm (30in) wide, 44cm (17in) deep.
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s5588 An oak glazed display cabinet/bookcase, two glazed doors above two
panelled doors, on splay feet, attributed to John Stark, circa 1930, 183cm
(6ft) high, 87cm (35in) wide, 34cm (13.5in) deep.
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s5288 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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s2068 An oak Cotswold style wall cabinet with chip carved handle, circa 1925.
53cm (21in) high, 25.5cm (10in) wide, 15cm (6in) deep.
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s5246 An Oak Arts & Crafts wall cabinet, attributed to Liberty's circa 1900.
86cm (34in) high, 56cm (22in) wide, 18cm (7in) deep
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srml026 A small oak Arts & Crafts hanging display cabinet with glazed and leaded doors, circa 1900.
61cm (24in) high, 77cm (30.5in) wide, 20cm (8in) deep.
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A walnut breakfront cabinet on stand with centre glazed doors flanked by
blind doors, over three drawers on tapering legs and with glass shelves,
attributed to Gordon Russell, circa 1935, 150cm (59in) high, 122cm (48in)
wide, 46cm (18in) deep.
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s4867 A bog oak Cotswold hanging wall cabinet and bookshelf of exposed tenon construction with chipped carving to the edges and an unusual carved rotary double latch to the panelled doors, attributed to Rex Gardner, circa 1920. 104cm (41in) high, 91cm (36in) wide, 24cm (10in) deep. Rex Gardner was an architect and craftsman who worked with Gimson as a young man. He was also a member of the Hampshire House Worshops in Hamersmith where Charles Spooned was director. The provenance of this piece is Mr W G Cruikshank who worked in Spooner’s office and was secretary of the Hampshire House Workshops. There are several cross-over influences here including those of Romney Green who also worked at the same workshops. The form and the carved rotary double latch appear in a period photograph of a similar cabinet by Gardner.
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s5250 An
oak Cotswold fall-front cabinet on stand having two drawers, with raised
fielded panels and carved walnut handles, circa 1930, 114cm (45in) high,
79cm (31in) wide, 36cm (14in) deep.
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s4454 A Liberty oak wall cabinet with the legend "The Man Who Smokes Thinks Like a Sage", circa 1900.
42cm (16.5in) high, 54cm (21in) wide, 20cm (8in) deep.
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s5123 An oak Arts & Crafts wall cabinet with heart cutouts to the side, after Voysey, circa 1900.
79cm (31in) high max 61cm (24in) wide, 20cm (8in) deep.
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s4875 An oak and pollarded oak cabinet on table stand with carved panels to the doors of the cabinet and drawer of the table. The table has a shaped frieze all around, attributed to Arthur Simpson, circa 1905. 137cm (54in) high, 74cm (29in) wide, 44.5cm (17.5in)
deep.
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s5245 A rare mahogany wall shelf with ebonised line inlay, shaped top and six compartments, circa 1920, labelled, 51cm (20in) high, 76 cm (30in) width, 18cm (7in) deep.
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s5356 Cherry mahogany cabinet with three shelves to the right over a small cupboard, designed by Betty Joel and made by H Brand for the Token Works, 1936.
107cm (42in) high, 89cm (35in) wide, 37cm (14.5in) deep.
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s5210 An oak cabinet over one drawer on stand with chamfered legs, in the manner of Heals, circa 1930,
114cm (45in) high, 61cm (24in) wide, 38cm (15in) deep.
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s4982 An oak standing corner cupboard with leaded glass
door above shelf above lower panelled door, with heart cut-out to the top
gallery and copper repoussé handles, by Liberty & Co, circa 1900.
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S2301 An unusual oak cabinet with carved panels to sliding doors attributed to Gillows in the manner of Talbert, circa 1870. 42in (107cm) high, 64in (163cm) wide, 20in (51cm).
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S4938 An oak table/wall cabinet made by Simpsons of Kendal comprising a bookshelf with stylised foliate decoration to the sides and dust flap, above a drawer with finely turned handle and a hinged document compartment with a finely carved handle and Rathbone brass supporting brackets, circa 1910. 64cm (25.25in) high, 38cm (15in) wide, 19cm (7.5in) deep.
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S4911 An oak hanging corner cupboard with leaded glazed door and shaped top and bottom bracket, attributed to
Goodyers, circa 1900. 104cm (41in) high, 66cm (26in) wide, 45cm (17.5in) deep.
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JSA562 A Secessionist Austrian School satin birch commode with marble top and geometric inlay of various woods, circa 1905.
26in (66cm) high, 47.5in (121cm) wide, 27in (69cm) deep.
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S5037 A fine limed oak cabinet with angled bookcase sides by Bath Cabinet
Makers, labelled, circa 1935. 40in (102cm) high, 42in (107cm) wide.
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s4727 An oak wall cabinet with exposed dovetails comprising a bookshelf with hinged dust flaps above two angled doors carved with panels and stylised flowers and the frame also carved with stylised flowers, circa 1920, paper label Arthur & Hubert Simpson. 54.5cm (21.5in) high, 91cm (35.75in) wide, 24cm (9.5in) deep.
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bbsr460 A Gothic Reform walnut and burr walnut open corner cupboard with carved semi-octagonal columns in the manner of A W N Pugin and attributed to J D Crace, circa 1855.
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jtad13.5 Figured walnut French Art Deco chiffonier by Albert Gourmain decorated with gilt and silver flowers with marble top and silver plate and brass handles, stamped AG, circa 1935.
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s3178 Oak Glasgow Style glazed two door display cabinet with arched detail to the two doors and panelled sides, circa 1905. |
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