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SOFAS, SETTEES & EASY CHAIRS
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S4980 A pair of oak Shakespeare chairs, after a design by E W Godwin, made by Liberty & Co, circa 1905. Sold |
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s5006 A rare pair of 'Savoy' armchairs with suede upholstery by Betty Joel, circa 1934. 81cm (32in) high, 64cm (25in) wide, 71cm (28in) deep. |
 
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S4880 An oak settle with shaped arms and stiles, the three back panels with finely carved and pierced Celtic entrellac motifs. Labelled Arthur Simpson, circa 1908. 110.5cm (43.5in) high, 114cm (45in) wide, 51cm (20in) deep. Illustrated: The Simpsons of Kendal, Craftsmen in Wood, 1885-1952, Fig.113 |
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s4952 An
oak high back settle with shaped open slats, scrolled stiles, shaped arms and
carved and pierced top rail with studded hide seat, circa 1910. 127cm (50in) high, 149cm (58.5in) wide, 66cm (26in) deep. |
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S4985 An oak open Arts & Crafts armchair with 4 graduated heart cut-outs attributed to Gooryer, circa 1900. |
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S4839 A leather upholstered desk armchair by W R Lethaby circa 1900. 49in (125cm) high, 20in (51cm) seat height & 24in (60cm) wide. |
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S4954 A Cotswold ash rocking chair designed by Ernest Gimson, Neville Neal maker's stamp, circa 1960. 104cm (41in) high. |
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S4611 An Arts & crafts mahogany barrel back chair with string seat and inset panels after a design by Baillie Scott, circa 1900. Illustrated in 'The House of Liberty, Masters of Style & Decoration', Stephen Galloway. |
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S4873 A pair of oak Arts & crafts reclining armchairs with slatted sides and turned column front legs, cushions covered in natural linen, circa 1910. 31 ins (79 cm) high. |
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S4739 A Gothic Revival oak swivel desk chair with trefoil cut-out to the back, leather seat and on brass castors, circa 1875. 31" (79cm) high. |
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S4711 A Liberty oak birdcage armchair with
quilted leather seat, circa 1900. 33" (84cm) high. S4712 A A Liberty oak high-back birdcage armchair with quilted leather seat and back panel, circa 1900. 45" (114cm) high. |
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S4859 An Australian walnut armchair upholstered in leather by Betty Joel, circa 1935. 33 ins (84 cm) high. |
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S4847 A rare ebonised Morris & Co three-seater 'Sussex' settee designed by Philip Webb for Morris & Co (re-rushed), circa 1875. 33.5 ins (85 cm) high, 56 ins (142 cm) wide. |
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S4801 A large upholstered cane armchair labelled 'Dryad', circa 1920. 33ins (84 cm) high, 43 ins high, (109 cm) deep. |
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JtMod8 A modernist chromed tubular steel sofa with modern white leather upholstery, circa 1935. 31 ins (79 cm) high, 70.5 ins (179 cm) wide, 22 ins (56 cm) deep. |
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PEL Label on above settee. |
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S591gs`Oak Arts & Crafts settle with incordate heart cut-out to the back, circa 1900.
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S4514Oak Arts & Crafts with heart cut-outs to the sides and back with upholstered seat and back attributed to Liberty & Co, circa 1900. |
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S4538 Oak Arts & Crafts reclining armchair with 4 slates to each side, stretchers to the ground and drop-in deep button upholstered cushions, circa 1900. |
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S4200 Fine walnut Arts & Crafts reclining armchair with shaped spindles to each side in the manner of Morris & Co, circa 1890. |
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S592aa Walnut and inlaid Art Nouveau armchair with upholstered seats and sides attributed to J S Henry, circa 1900. |
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S3205 Pair of oak Arts & Crafts hall chairs with arched front rail upholstered in William Morris fabric, circa 1905. |
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S4443 Ebonised and gilt decorated Aesthetic Movement chaise lounge in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser deep button upholstered in Jim Thompson Thai silk, circa 1885 |
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S2117 Walnut with inlaid ebony, ivory with mother of pearl 'Moorish' four seat sofa with Musharabiyeh turnings attributed to Liberty & Co bearing the inscription 'The wise man finds fault in himself before finding the faults in others', circa 1885. Illustrated 'The Liberty Style' - The Antique Trader |
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