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Exhibition Dates: Open Sunday 22 July Exhibition runs until Sunday 12 August 11.00am to 5.00pm Monday to Saturday 12 - 5pm Sunday. Venue: The Main Hall, The Henrietta Barnett School, Central Square, London NW11 7BN |
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8. An important oak and inlaid Arts & Crafts 'Daffodil' sideboard
with copper handles designed by H M Baillie Scott and made by John
P. White at Pyghtle Works. Circa 1905. 168cm (66.25) high x 170cm
(67) wide x 56cm (22). The original Baillie Scott drawing for this dresser
is illustrated in the Art Journal 1904. Also illustrated Furniture
made at the Pyghtle Works, Bedford, by Baillie Scott, 1901 and Truth Beauty
and Design.
This piece was exhibited at Cambridge, Kettle´s Yard, ´Baillie Scott´, September-October 1995
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9. An oak Arts & Crafts three tier buffet with brass handles to
the drawers of the centre section and relief carved English roses attributed
to Ambrose Heal for Heal & Son. Circa 1895. 122.5 cm (48) high
122.5cm (48) wide and 52cm (20.5) deep. See Jeremy Cooper, plate 648,
Victorian & Edwardian Interiors.
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| 10. An oak two tiered Arts & Crafts copper studded and bound jardinière. Circa 1900. 93cm (36) high. |
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11. Well proportioned Oak Arts & Crafts sideboard with shaped
frieze to the mirrored back and brass strap hinges and handles in the manner
of E W Godwin, stamped Liberty & Co to the drawer. Circa
1885. 146cm (57.5) high x 151cm (59) wide x 61cm (24) deep. See page 259
Susan Weber Soros, The Secular Furniture of E W Godwin.
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12. A scrubbed oak Cotswold style dining table with chamfered,
pegged and dowelled construction designed and made by Robin Nance
(Seagull man). Circa 1935.74cm (29) high x 80cm (31.5) wide x 183cm (77)
long. |
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13. A set of six oak Cotswold
Style arched ladder back dining chairs with upholstered drop-in seats
for Heal & Son, labelled. Circa 1934. Illustrated Heal & Son
'Better Furniture for Better Times' catalogue and Susanna Goodden, A History
of heals page 72. 88cm (34.5) high |
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14. A sweet chestnut Cotswold
style nine drawer desk on sledge feet, with exposed dovetail and tenon
construction, studio of Romney Green, circa 1925. |
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15. An ash Cotswold Style ‘Pass’ ladderback side chair with four
shaped splats to the back, designed by Ernest Gimson in 1907, early
twentieth century. Provenance: Collection of Roderick Gradidge. |
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Please call Jeff Jackson on 020 7359 2019 or email art@millineryworks.co.uk for further details. |
