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In loving memory of Brian Thompson founder member of the Millinery work
Below is just a sample of some of our latest stock. Please visit our showroom pages to see all the most recent additions and ask us for prices - we are always happy to discuss terms.
A GORDON RUSSELL WARDROBE
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Gordon Russell A brown oak, breakfront, compendium wardrobe, central section of cupboard, door with octagonal raised fielded and moulded panel on rectangular raised fielded and... View full product details
A HEALS 8 FOOT DINING TABLE
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Ambrose Heal A rare 8 foot long, oak refectory table on chamfered columns with brackets to the base and top of the supports and with... View full product details
A SECESSIONIST HALLSTAND
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Attributed to Thonet A Secessionist style bentwood hallstand with central mirror over fall front glove compartment over a stick stand between four 'S' shaped coat... View full product details
A LIBERTIES OAK BOOKCASE
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Liberty's An oak Arts & Crafts set of open bookshelves, four fixed shelves with heart cutouts to the arched gallery, shaped sides, the back being... View full product details
FINE COTSWOLD dining table
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Ernest Gimson (1864 - 1919) A very fine, oak, Cotswold School dining table, moulded edge to table top, chamfered apron with bracket supports, dowel construction,... View full product details
LIBERTY'S Arts & Crafts wash-stand
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An ebonised Arts & Crafts wash-stand, two cupboards with leaded, glazed doors either side of tiled splash-back and tiled top, brass towel-rail to left-hand side,... View full product details
A SCOTTISH ARTS & CRAFTS MIRROR
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Rabbie Burns A Scottish Arts & Crafts print in copper repoussé frame with thistle motif to the corners and with famous quotation by Robert Burns,... View full product details
E W GODWIN Jacobean armchair
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E W GODWIN An Old English or Jacobean armchair in the Aesthetic / Anglo Japanese style, designed by E W Godwin in 1867, with linen... View full product details
A SET OF 10 DINING CHAIRS
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E A Taylor (1874 - 1951) A set of ten oak dining chairs, eight sides, two carvers, shaped top rail with split heart cut-outs, graduated... View full product details
AN EBONISED MORRIS STYLE SUSSEX CHAIR
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Morris Style An ebonised Sussex corner chair after a design by Ford Maddox Brown, with rush seat (re-rushed), this version by Liberty's, shown in their... View full product details
A HELIX GORDON RUSSELL sideboard
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A mahogany sideboard with Bombay rosewood veneered doors cut to reveal white birch double helix decoration, the cupboards having an interior shelf and a cutlery... View full product details
ANBROSE HEAL set of 8 dining chairs
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Ambrose Heal: A set of eight oak dining chairs, six sides, two carvers, the back with shaped top rail and slats, moulded edge to seat... View full product details
A LIBERTY THREE-TIER TABLE
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Liberty's An oak, three tier library booktable, rod and ball trellis sides, turned supports and stretcher, on casters, circa 1900, 79cm (31in) high, 59cm (23in)... View full product details
Heals round oak dining table
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Ambrose Heal An oak, Arts & Crafts, round dining table, moulded edge and bracket supports to the table top, four tapering 'plank' legs, with pegged... View full product details
BARBARA BROWN fabric
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Barbara Brown for Heal's Two lengths of screen-printed cotton crepe fabric, 'Sweet Corn' pattern, designed by Barbara Brown for Heal's in 1958, printed details on... View full product details
Pair of Moorish octagonal folding tables
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A pair of Moorish octagonal folding tables, ebony and bone inlay in teak, Hoshiarpur, India, circa 1900, retailed by Liberty's, illustrated in Liberty's catalogues, 39cm... View full product details
Moorish teak occasional tab;e
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A Moorish, teak, folding occasional table, Moorish arches between the supports, profusely inlaid in copper and brass foliate design, retailed by Liberty's, circa 1900, 41cm... View full product details
Mahogany corner table/desk
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A figured, blond mahogany corner table / desk, one drawer with brass beading and handles, turned legs with brass sabots, inset leather top, attributed to... View full product details
1970s Floor lamp
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A floor lamp, sculptured stone base with linen shade with applied exotic wood liner decoration, circa 1970, 124cm (49in) high View full product details
Art Deco standard lamp
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A walnut, English Art Deco, standard lamp with turned cup decoration on concentric circular base, circa 1930, 163cm (64in) high View full product details
GOTHIC REVIVAL oak coalbox
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A fine Gothic Revival oak coalbox with shaped trefoil decoration over blue and red cut-out, brass studs and brass handle, shovel with solid ebony handle,... View full product details
GOTHIC REVIVAL oak bookcase
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Attr to Richard Norman Shaw An Architectural, Muscular Gothic Revival, oak bookcase, two glazed doors over a two door cupboard, carved, stylised foliage to the... View full product details
An English Sycamore Art Deco bed head
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A sycamore English Art Deco bedhead, stepped, fielded panel construction, side cupboards with drawers, integral light fittings, by Heal's, circa 1935, 118cm (47in) high, 224cm... View full product details
Important Peter Waals dining or board room table 12 foot long!
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PETER WAALS (1870 - 1937) Designed by Ernest Gimson An important twelve foot long bespoke Australian (Queensland) walnut Cotswold table,... View full product details
A ROWLEY GALLERY MIRROR
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Rowley Gallery An ebonised and chip-carved frame pier mirror with intarsia picture of trees in a landscape in various woods, stamped Rowley Gallery to the... View full product details
A PAIR OF GLASGOW high-back oak armchairs
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Charles Rennie Mackintosh (manner of) A pair of Glasgow high-back oak armchairs with yin-yan cutouts to the tapering back with seat and front and back... View full product details
8 Gustav Stickley oak dining chairs
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GUSTAV STICKLEY A rare set of eight oak American Arts & Crafts ladder-back dining chairs, design no. 965, six sides, two arms, with drop-in seats... View full product details
The Antique Trader was established in 1970 in North London’s Camden Passage antique centre. The partners, Brian Thompson & Derek Rothera, at that time specialised in early English oak furniture
By the eighties they were dealing in Georgian and Biedermeier periods which were more popular at that time. However, the partners’ real interest lay in the Arts & Crafts Movement which drew much of its inspiration from the craftsmanship of the early English country furniture makers.
In the mid eighties they began infiltrating Morris, Liberty and Cotswold Schoolpieces into their stock and by 1990 the shop was entirely dedicated to the Arts & Crafts movement, designers and makers.
In 1996 the business was relocated to its current premises which were built at the turn of the 19th century as a hat making factory. Derek & Brian have established the name of The Antique Trader at The Millinery Works, 87 Southgate Road, Islington, London N1 3JS.
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