Arts and Crafts Furniture

A late Victorian Aesthetic Movement mahogany side chair, possibly designed by Henry W. Batley and made by Collinson & Lock, the spindle back above a split cane seat, height 83cm, width 40.5cm (repair to leg joints), together with two other Aesthetic period side chairs, the ebonized example possibly designed by Bruce Talbert.

A late Victorian Arts and Crafts ebonized ash Sussex armchair by Morris & Co, designed by Philip Webb, the turned spindle back above a rush seat, on turned legs united by stretchers, height 85cm, width 54.5cm, depth 43cm.

A pair of late 19th/early 20th century Arts and Crafts ebonized ash Sussex side chairs, probably by Morris & Co, designed by Philip Webb, the turned spindle backs above rush seats, on turned legs united by stretchers, height 81cm, width 42cm.

A late Victorian Arts and Crafts ebonized ash Sussex side chair, probably by Morris & Co and thought to be designed by Ford Maddox Brown, the 'X' frame back above a rounded rush seat, on ring turned legs united by stretchers, height 81cm, width 44.5cm (some faults).

A late Victorian Aesthetic Movement rosewood framed armchair, the panelled back with spindle gallery, flanked by pierced wing sides, the seat rail carved with a continuous band of lunettes, raised on ring turned legs and castors, height 91cm, width 74cm, depth 73cm.

A late 19th century Aesthetic Movement bamboo framed two-tier occasional table, the top inset with eight ceramic tiles, designed by Pierre Mallet and Leonce Goutard for Wedgwood, printed and hand coloured with birds and foliage, the lower tier inset with woven rattan, on splayed legs, height 73cm, width 93cm, depth 50cm.

A late Victorian Aesthetic Movement ebonized side cabinet, the mirror shelf back above a pair of panelled doors, raised on ring turned legs united by an undertier, height 129cm, width 60cm, depth 40cm.

A near pair of late 19th/early 20th century Middle Eastern ebony and mother-of-pearl inlaid hexagonal occasional tables, similar to tables retailed by Liberty & Co, raised on arched supports, height 50cm, width 51cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts stained ash writing table, in the manner of Liberty & Co, the gallery back fitted with a leaded glass panel door above a hinged writing surface and a single frieze drawer, raised on splayed square tapering legs united by an undertier, height 102cm, width 65cm, depth 39cm.

An early 20th century Gothic Revival oak two-tier table, the canted square top inset with a mottled green hardstone panel, the arched frieze panels above ring turned legs terminating in claw feet, height 71cm, width 46cm, depth 46cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts walnut circular three-tier occasional table, in the manner of J.S. Henry, the three levels raised on curved supports, height 71cm, diameter 40.5cm.

A late Victorian Aesthetic Movement pollard walnut occasional table, in the manner of E.W. Godwin, the moulded top on turned and block legs united by an undertier, bearing stamped registration number 'Z282' to rail, height 68cm, length 81cm, depth 39.5cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts oak hexagonal book table, three sides pierced with teardrop motifs, flanked by open shelves, on open arched supports, height 55cm, width 52cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts oak hexagonal book table, three sides pierced with teardrop motifs, flanked by open shelves, on open arched supports, height 55.5cm, width 53cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts stained oak rectangular centre table, raised on shaped supports united by an 'H' stretcher, height 74cm, length 137cm, depth 74cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts stained oak rectangular centre table, raised on shaped supports united by an 'H' stretcher, height 74cm, length 137cm, depth 74cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak framed planter, in the manner of Shapland & Petter of Barnstaple, the rising corner struts with block caps, two sides inset with embossed copper panels, the block legs united by an undertier, height 93cm, width 35.5cm.

A late Victorian Moorish style mahogany octagonal two-tier occasional table, attributed to Liberty & Co, the top inset with green glazed tiles above Persian style arched supports united by a shaped undertier, height 60cm, width 44cm. Note: very similar examples of tile-topped Moorish tables are illustrated in 'Liberty's Furniture 1875-1915' by Daryl Bennett, page 35.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts stained oak circular occasional table, in the manner of Liberty & Co, the three plank supports pierced with stylized arrows, united by a shaped undertier, the underside bearing label, detailed 'J. Hunter & Co, Manchester', height 59cm, diameter 43cm.