New in a series of works by Marcelle Hansellaar
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In the SUNDRY drop-down menu above is a link to OTHER ANTIQUES where we have a collection of items from earlier and later periods acquired over the 55 years that we have been trading
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A fine set of four Arts & Crafts candlesticks in the manner of C F A Voysey the cut base and leg spporting the circular... View full product details
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An oak, Arts & Crafts, clothes press, square-cut overhanging cornice with grouped dentil supports, two door cupboard, each door with moulded edge, inset panel surrounded... View full product details
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An Art Deco Heals honey coloured Mahogany coffee table (button label in base), circa 1930, 49.6cm (19.5in) high x 60.4cm (24in) Diameter. View full product details
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a Limed oak open stepped bookcase with six bookshelves and a cupboard with turned redwood handle, designed by Ambrose Heal, labelled Heal's, circa 1935 109cm... View full product details
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A set of four Libertys 'Mushrebiyeh' stools upholstered in 'Ianthe Tana Lawn' cotton fabric, circa 1910, 15.25cm (6in) high, 30.5cm (15.5in) square. This 'Mushrebiyeh' is... View full product details
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Gordon Russell A cherrywood and mahogany Cotswold writing table, moulded edge, on octagonal legs with chamfered stretchers, one drawer to the end on the right... View full product details
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An Oak bookcase with leaded glazed doors, enclosing adjustable upper shelving above two marquetry panelled doors, circa 1900, 187cm (77.5in) high, 91.5cm (36in) wide, 30.5cm... View full product details
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Gordon Russell A mahogany, English Modernism, writing desk, superstructure of one shelf and gallery with shaped back and quadrant supports, one long drawer with verdigris... View full product details
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A pair of Arts & Crafts patinated copper candlestick holders in the manner of Newlyn, the dodechahedral-scallopped base with repoussé floral decoration, circa 1910 each... View full product details
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An oak, Arts & Crafts, washstand, arched top to the splash-back frame with box-wood and ebony inlay, bracket supports, finely figured, deep pink marble splash-back... View full product details
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An oak, Arts & Crafts, dressing table with an arched topped mirror framed with holly and ebony chequer inlay and set between two shaped... View full product details
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Ten upholstered, mahogany chairs, eight sides, the arms to the pair of armchairs in rosewood, from the 'Berkshire' range, circa 1955, Designed by Robert Heritage, made... View full product details
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A mahogany, mid-century serving table, glass top, two drawers within moulded frame, the rosewood drawer fronts with inset copper plaques with incised feather motif, turned,... View full product details
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A mahogany, mid-century, sideboard, four drawers over four cupboards within moulded, rosewood frame, turned, flared handles, the drawer fronts with inset copper plaques with incised... View full product details
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Small Hare Plate, painted slip decoration, 16cm diameter, impressed maker's mark to base View full product details
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A copper Arts & Crafts oval landscape mirror of repousse strap construction with bevelled glass and a tin back, circa 1905, 48cm (19in) high, 81cm... View full product details
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An Arts & Crafts cranberry glass bowl in a chased and pierced brass frame, circa 1900,10cm (4in) high, 22.5cm (8.75in) diameter View full product details
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Glasgow School brass repoussé clock in the manner of Margaret Gilmour Studio, with Celtic entrellac design to the octagonal face and Ruskin enamel inset to... View full product details
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A Doulton Lambeth stoneware jug, modelled as a leather jack, with seams and stitching effect decoration, silver mount to the rim inscribed 'RL from HLP... View full product details
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A yew wood octagonal plinth side table on stepped base monogrammed 'PW', the octagonal top of white pietra dura marble with stepped edge and marble... View full product details
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An Indian hardwood octagonal occasional table on a folding stand, stylised floral pattern bone inlay, as sold by Liberty's, circa 1905, 52cm (20.5in) high, 50.5cm... View full product details
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An oak extending dining table, moulded edge, drop-in leaf, stored on rails beneath when not in use, moulding to apron, tapering square section legs, by... View full product details
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An oak bedside cupboard, cross-banding to the stepped edges of the top, panelled sides and back construction, bronzed handle with flower head decoration, circa 1935,... View full product details
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A pitch pine Gothic Revival free standing open bookcase of three shelves, with canted chip-carved chevron edges supported by multi-faceted moulded dowels, the sides with... View full product details
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An oak refectory table, the top of plank construction, on two pillars, bracket supports and flared and chamfered feet joined by a low stretcher, designed... View full product details
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A substantial Odeon Art Deco mirror with wood frame and brass mount with architectural key-stone motif, circa 1930, 158cm (62in) high, 107cm (42in) wide. View full product details
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A Doulton Lambeth stoneware, two tone glaze, beer jug with applied, impressed decoration of hunting hounds and C18th characters, silver mount to the rim, impressed... View full product details
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An imposing pair of Gothic Revival brass candlesticks in the manner of Pugin, with pierced foliate decoration and cherub masks, impressed number 1858 to the... View full product details
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An oak Cotswold cabinet/dresser, exposed dowel construction, chamfering throughout, open shelf with support, flush panelled back, over two chamfered and panelled sliding doors with carved... View full product details
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This Cotswold School excellent quality quarter-sawn oak wardrobe above two drawers with chamfered D handles is a superlative example of the work of Peter Waals.... View full product details
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A Cotswold School, Arts & Crafts mantel clock with white enamel dial and Roman numerals, the case being a moulded octagonal frame on angled base... View full product details
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An oak, Arts & Crafts, Cotswold School, 5 drawer chest of drawers with 'nip' handles, circa 1930, 99cm 939in) high, 59.5cm (23.5in) wide, 35.25cm (14in)... View full product details
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A pair of Emile Gallé glass paste vases decorated with foliage & berries in shades of pink & red, released with acid in a cameo... View full product details
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An oak, Arts & Crafts, circular Cotswold style dining table with a substantial top of plank construction on an octagonal central column and four supports,... View full product details
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A pair of Arts and Crafts wrought iron and brass andirons/ fireside dogs of strong ornate form with two circular pierced panels modelled with scrolling... View full product details
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A pair of regency Sterling silver salts profusely decorated with repoussé shells and each standing on four stylised fish feet, by Hayne & Thomas Wells,... View full product details
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A limed oak Cotswold School dining table with 'I' section end supports on swept feet terminating in a scroll, bearing a registration number to the... View full product details
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A well-figured oak tallboy with a two-door cupboard over 3 graduated drawers designed and made by Peter Waals 1927 with exposed through tenons to the... View full product details
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A set of eight W R Lethaby oak, Arts & Crafts dining chairs of dowel construction with flared back supports, moulded top rail, two tapering... View full product details
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An English Modernism three piece suite, two armchairs and a settee, the exposed wood of walnut with angled edges, tapering front supports to square section,... View full product details
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An oak, Cotswold knee-hole desk, panelled construction to the top, one drawers between pedestals of three graduated drawers, arched knee-hole, drawers with panelled fronts and... View full product details
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Peter Waals (1870 - 1937) A fine, Cotswold, walnut extending dining table, one drop-in leaf, stepped edge to the top with ebony and holly inlaid... View full product details
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Ambrose Heal A quarter sawn oak, Cotswold cabinet on chest of drawers, exposed dovetails, ebonised chip carving to the front moulded edge on bun feet,... View full product details
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Early Gordon Russell An oak, Cotswold, sideboard with exposed dowel construction throughout, chamfered gallery, top with bevelled edge, panelled back, two short cedar lined drawers... View full product details
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An oak, Arts & Crafts, Cotswold School, 5 drawer chest of drawers with 'nip' handles, circa 1930, 99cm 939in) high, 59.5cm (23.5in) wide, 35.25cm (14in)... View full product details
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Two saltglaze wine jugs with applied decoration of grapes and vine leaves, the larger also with a portrait profile of 'Liberty' and the motto 'Republique... View full product details
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A stoneware cider jug with moulded decoration of harvesters and corn sheafs, applied registration back stamp, made by E W Walley circa 1880, 21cm (8.5in)... View full product details
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A Heals oak 3 drawer chest of drawers with turned wooden handles, machined dovetails to the drawers and upstand to the back, labelled Heals, Tottenham... View full product details
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A Charles II scagliola-mounted ebony and ebonized cabinet on stand the scagliola attributed to Diacinto Cawcy circa 1675 with eight two-panel and two one panel... View full product details
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An oak, Cotswold, sideboard, plank and exposed dovetail construction, oak lined drawers, one longer between two short, carved nip handles attached by through, wedged tenons, with... 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 School pieces 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.