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| Arts & Crafts Glasgow Style Armchair by Goodyers |
The chair: An Arts & Crafts Glasgow Style oak armchair with ying-yang cut outs attributed to Goodyers "Artistic Furnishing Stores" of Regent St c.1900.
Condition: Offered in good, firm and solid condition with no evidence of any significant damage or repair. Some expansion. Leather upholstery is in very good vintage condition. We can offer to fully restore this item - please contact us for details.
Dimensions: Seat height approx 14", back height 33.5", width 22.75" and depth approx 24". |
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| Pair of Gordon Russell Oak Barrel Back Armchairs |
The chairs: A pair of oak armchairs with barrel-shaped backrest and chamfered supports attributed to Gordon Russell dating circa 1920's.
Condition: Offered in very good original condition.
Dimensions: Seat height 18" and back height 29.5". |
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| Art Deco Recliner Armchair / Daybed |
The chair: An Art Deco beech framed recliner armchair / daybed patented as the "Elastic" chair and retailed by Catesby's of Tottenham Court Road c.1930.
Condition: Offered in excellent condition: frame refinished and original sprung cushions re-upholstered in Italian tweed.
Dimensions: TBC. |
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| Pair of Heal's Armchairs |
The chairs: A pair of bent oak armchairs by Heal's c.1930. No label (see Arts & Crafts Furniture by John Andrews) Pegged joints to the horizontal splats. Original seats.
Condition: Offered in very good original condition. Frames have been tightened and simply cleaned and waxed. Original seats are clean and perfectly serviceable - we can offer to have the seats re-upholstered in your fabric - please contact us for details and prices.
Dimensions: Seat height 18", width 20" and back height 31.25" |
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| Arts & Crafts "Wyclif" Chair by Liberty & Co |
The chair: An Arts & Crafts chair designed by Leonard Wyburd for Liberty & Co c.1900. No label but this chair is illustrated in the Liberty & Co Yuletide gifts catalogue of 1898 as the "Wiclif" chair.
Condition: Offered in very good original condition. There is some damage to the original rush of the drop-in seat. We can offer to to have the seat re-rushed. Please contact us for details.
Dimensions: TBC. |
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| Heal's Modernist / Art Deco Cantilever Armchair |
The armchair: A Modernist / Art Deco cantilever armchair made by P.E. Gane after designs by Marcel Breuer and retailed by Heal's c.1937.
Condition: Offered in excellent conditions. Down feather cushions upholstered in a moss green check.
Dimensions: TBC. |
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| Early Ercol Windsor Tub Chair |
The chair: An early Ercol Windsor Tub Chair dating 1953 - 1957 re-upholstered in blue velvet. Shown in the Cabinet Maker 21 Nov 1953. Advertised at the time as "charming chairs for charming customers".
Condition: Offered in excellent restored and re-upholstered condition.
Dimensions: TBC. |
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| Gordon Russell Modernist Oak Armchair |
The chair: A Modernist oak armchair designed by Frank Whitton for Gordon Russell c.1936. Labelled "Gordon Russell Ltd, Broadway Worcs". Constructed in well figured quarter sawn oak.
Condition: Offered in excellent refinished condition. Original vintage leather seat.
Dimensions: seat height 18", width 22.5" (maximum at arms), seat depth 18" & back height 35". |
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| Pair of Arts & Crafts Oak Library Tub Chairs |
The chairs: A pair of Arts & Crafts oak library tub chairs.
Condition: Shown prior to restoration. These chairs are offered fully restored: frames refinished and re-upholstered in your fabric.
Dimensions: TBC. |
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| Pair of Arts & Crafts Corner Chairs |
The chairs: A pair of Arts & Crafts rush seated corner chairs attributed to William Birch of High Wycombe dating c.1900.
Condition: Shown prior to restoration, these chairs are offered fully restored: Frames tightened,polished and seats re-rushed.
Dimensions: Seat height 16", back height 27.5". The seat is 16" square. The diagonal depth is 22.5" and the diagonal width is 24". |
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| Arts & Crafts Liberty & Co Armchair |
The chair: An Arts & Crafts armchair by Liberty & Co. Liberty & Co Label to underside of frame.
Offered in excellent firm and solid condition. Thought to be original seat panel.
Dimensions: TBC. |
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| Arts & Crafts Tub Chair by Liberty & Co |
The chair: An Arts & Crafts oak tub chair retailed by Liberty & Co as the "Stanmore" chair and is illustrated in the Yuletide gifts catalogue of 1900 .
Condition: Offered in very good original condition. The drop-in rush seat has been re-rushed in recent years and is in excellent order.
Dimensions: Width 20", depth 18", seat height 17" and back height 30". |
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| Gordon Russell Oak Armchair |
The chair: An armchair constructed in well figured quarter sawn oak designed by Gordon Russell c.1929 for Gordon Russell Ltd. This example was made c.1930 and has the Copper signature label attached.
Condition: Offered in very good condition.
Dimensions: To follow. |
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| Arts & Crafts Cotswold School Rocking Chair |
The rocker: An Arts & Crafts ash rocker in the "Clissett" style probably by Edward Gardiner c.1930. Hand crafted with pegged construction.
Condition: Offered in very good original condition. Simply cleaned and waxed maintaining the excellent patina. The seat has been re-rushed.
Dimensions: (from the rest position) Seat height 15", back height 40.5" and width 21.25" |
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| Arts & Crafts Ash Clissett Armchair |
The chair: An ash 'Clissett' rush seated armchair. Designed by Ernest Gimson after Philip Clissett c.1904. Turned & pegged construction with scored lines to indicate the position of the joints. This example was probably made by Edward Gardiner during the 1920's.
We also have a set of six matchng 'Clissett' side chairs available.
Condition: Offered in very good original condition. Frame to be cleaned & waxed prior to delivery. |
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| Betty Joel Walnut Armchair / Desk Chair |
The chair: An Australian walnut framed "Cambridge" armchair by Betty Joel c.1935. Dowelled joints with leather upholstery.
Condition: Offered in very good condition.
Dimensions: TBC. |
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| Arts & Crafts Liberty & Co Rocking Chair |
The chair: An Arts & Crafts rocking chair attributed to William Birch of High Wycombe for Liberty & Co circa 1900.
Condition: Offered in excellent original condition. The seat has recently been re-upholstered.
Dimensions: The seat is 17.5" high at the front and 21.5" deep. The chair is 23.5" wide and the back stands 41" tall. |
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| Morris & Co Sussex Armchair |
The chair: A "Sussex" armchair by Morris & Co. Design attributed to Ford Madox Brown circa 1865.
Condition: Offered in very good original condition. Original rush seat.
Dimensions: TBC. |
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| Cotswold Style Oak Tub Chair By Bowman Bros |
The chair: An Arts & Crafts Cotswold Style oak tub chair retailed by Bowman Bros of Camden Town c.1925. Solid oak frame with chamfered detail and studded leather upholstery.
Condition: Offered in excellent condition.
Dimensions: TBC. |
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| Arts & Crafts Oak Armchair by William Birch |
The chair: An Arts & Crafts stained oak armchair by William Birch of High Wycombe dating c.1900.
Condition: Offered in excellent original condition. Shown prior to having the seat re-upholstered in your fabric or one of our stock leathers.
Dimensions: TBC. |
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