Arts and Crafts Furniture

An early 20th century American Mission Arts and Crafts oak framed armchair, designed by Harvey Ellis for Gustav Stickley, the triple-bar back above a drop-in seat and arched seat rails, on block legs, height 103cm, width 62cm, depth 53cm. Note: the same chair design is illustrated in 'Warman's Art & Crafts Furniture' by Mark F. Moran, page 35.

A pair of early 20th century oak lattice back dining chairs, probably by Heals, raised on chamfered block legs, height 86cm, width 46cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts stained beech Sussex armchair with a spindle back and rush seat, height 85cm, width 52cm, together with a pair of side chairs and an armchair, all in the manner of Liberty & Co.

A pair of early 20th century Indian Arts and Crafts inspired hardwood octagonal lamp tables, the two tiers inlaid with stars, the side supports inlaid with arrow motifs, height 40cm, width 30cm.

A late Victorian Aesthetic Movement oak wall bracket, the pierced support and shaped backplate carved with rosettes and leaves, height 31cm, width 34.5cm.

A pair of Edwardian Arts and Crafts stained beech rail back bedroom chairs with rush seats and vertical stretchers, height 87cm, width 42cm.

A pair of Edwardian Arts and Crafts walnut framed side chairs, the carved bar and pierced splat backs above leatherette seats, the tapering block legs united by pierced stretchers, height 103cm, width 46cm.

An early 20th century part limed oak canted square occasional table, in the manner of Heals, retailed by James McWhirter Antiques Ltd, the top with radiating veneer above four downswept scroll supports terminating in an ovoid-topped square section stem, raised on a painted and flared base, height 71cm, width 65cm. Provenance: Findon Place, West Sussex.

A late 20th century Arts and Crafts style oak two-tier circular centre table, retailed by James McWhirter Antiques Ltd, raised on four shaped supports, height 76.5cm, diameter 90.5cm. Provenance: Findon Place, West Sussex.

A Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson oak stool, the kidney-shaped seat panel with typical carved mouse signature, raised on three staked legs, height 46cm, width 38.5cm.

An Arts and Crafts oak wall clock with eight-day chiming movement, the hexagonal dial with applied brass Arabic numerals within a beaded border, the wall plate of slatted lattice form, the reverse bearing paper instruction label, detailed 'British Jerome Movement', height 83cm (some minor faults, no pendulum).

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts style oak washstand, the back inset with blue glazed tiles above a marble top and a panelled door, on block legs and castors, height 106cm, width 91cm, depth 46cm.