In the 1870s in Glasgow, Scotland a collective of influential artists and designers began to coalesce, forging their own defining style in the fields of furniture, architecture, interior design and painting. This went on to be known as The Glasgow School, now renowned for its instrumental contributions to the Art Nouveau movement of the end of the 19th Century.
We often acquire unique pieces from The Glasgow School, and those which are considered to be made in the Glasgow style - all current stock is shown below.
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Two books with Talwin Morris covers, 'What Katy Did' and published by Blackie & Son Ltd Lamb's 'Tales fro Shakespeare', circa 1900 View full product details
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An oak tray profusely carved with Celtic, entrellac patterns, Iona School, circa 1910, 65cm (25.5in) x 43cm (17in) View full product details
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A fruitwood, Glasgow School, Arts & Crafts wardrobe with swept cornice, abalone, mother of pearl, box and ebony inlaid roundels to the canted and panelled... View full product details
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A Glasgow School, Arts & Crafts brass repoussé clock in the manner of Margaret Gilmour Studio, with Celtic entrellac design to the octagonal face and... View full product details
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A white metal Glasgow style dish with repoussé floral motif, circa 1900. SOLD View full product details
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A mahogany Glasgow School magazine rack with round cut-out, circa 1900, 87cm (34.5in) high, 36cm (14in) wide, 24cm (9.5in) deep. View full product details
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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
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An oak, Glasgow, side table, shaped apron, circa 1900, 72cm (28in) high, the top 114cm (45in) wide, 60cm (24in) SOLD 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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White Giant from a limited edition series of hand spun, dyed and woven carpets of British landscapes designed by John Allen FRCA who designed fabrics... View full product details