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s5194 A set of 8 (4 showing) 'Clissett' ladder-back chairs, with rush seats, with extra top rail, designed by Ernest Gimson, made by Edward Gardiner, 1925 (with newly made swab cushions)
85cm (33.5in) high And an en suite pair of oak 'Clissett' ladder-back chairs, with rush seats, with extra top rail and double stretchers, designed by Ernest Gimson, made by Edward Gardiner, signed 1925 (with newly made swab cushions) signed by 85cm (33.5in) high |
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s5174 A set of four ash Arts & Crafts ladder-back chairs in the manner of Ashbee's Guild of Handicraft with rush seats, circa 1905 97cm (38in) high |
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S4129(5) A harlequin set of ten ash “Clisset” ladderback armchairs designed by Gimson (re-rushed), early 20th Century. 114 cm (45in) high. |
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S4982 A set of four oak dining chairs with shaped back and carved, pierced central back splat depicting a shamrock motif on tapering chamfered front legs with studded hide seat, designed and made by Arthur Simpson of Kendal, circa 1910. 97cm (38.25in) high. |
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SR580CO A walnut Heals’ dining suite comprising
dining table with cross-banding to the top and stepped moulding to the edge with lattice supports to the ends and through tenon to the stretcher, with a harlequin set of six chairs with ebony dowelled lattice-backs and shaped top rails, the design of the chairs by Ambrose Heal and Philip Tilden for Churchill at Chartwell, circa 1925. Table 75cm (29.5in) high, 76cm (30in) wide, 137cm (54in) long, chairs 97cm (38.25in) high. Sold |
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S4973 A set of six dining chairs with shaped back carved
with a shamrock motif to the central back splat on tapering, chamfered front
legs with studded hide seats, designed by Arthur Simpson and made by Simpson of
Kendal, circa 1910. 101.5cm (40in) high. |
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SR581ML A set of 4 lattice back dining chairs with drop-in seats, the uprights at the back inlaid with raised mahogany and boxwood bands, designed and made by Peter Waals, circa 1925 95cm (37.5in) high. For similar see Earnest Gimson and the Cotswold Group of Craftsmen, Annette Carruthers, 1978 Leicestershire Museum's publication pg 38, |
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S572BW A set of 6 oak lattice-back chairs (1 arm and 5 sides), circa 1935. |
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s4255 A set of 9 Pugin House of Commons style chairs upholstered in red leather, one with the original gold impressed Huddleston coat of arms, circa 1875 36.5in (93cm) high.
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S4243 A pair walnut of Cotswold Style lattice Back carver chairs with drop in upholstered seat in the manner of Ambrose Heal, circa 1930 |
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S5007 Set of 4 oak Gothic Reform dining chairs with chamfered legs and upholstered seat attributed to C R Light, circa 1880. |
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S3904 Two from a set of 4 mahogany Gothic Reform chairs inlaid with pitch pine, the ball finials with carved quatrefoils and quatrefoil brackets to the legs, the seats and backs upholstered in red leather, circa 1865. These chairs show the influence of E W Godwin’s design for chairs in Northampton Town Hall. See‘Secular Furniture of E W Godwin’, Susan Weber Soros. |
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S5023 Set of four sycamore Art Deco salon chairs with upholstered seats and backs, comprising two arms and two side, circa 1930. |
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S3258 Two from a set of twelve oak Arts & Crafts dining chairs with slated backs and leather upholstered seats, circa 1900. 8 Sold 4 still available |
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