Arts and Crafts Furniture

A late Victorian 'Sussex' armchair by Morris & Co, the design attributed to Philip Webb, with ash frame and rush seat, height 90cm, width 53cm, depth 53cm, together with another similar armchair, height 90cm, width 55cm (faults).

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak hanging wall cabinet, in the manner of Shapland & Petter, the two glazed doors within borders of chequer banding, height 61.5cm, width 74cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak bureau bookcase, height 173cm, width 88cm, depth 32cm.

A late Victorian japonaiserie bamboo framed side chair with a rush seat, height 101cm, width 46cm.

A late Victorian Aesthetic Movement inlaid maple washstand, the design attributed to Charles Bevan, with white marble top and two frieze drawers, the arched back and undertier inset with rows of Minton pottery tiles, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, united by two pairs of ring turned supports, on downturned legs and china castors, height 111cm, width 135cm, depth 58cm.

A pair of late Victorian Gothic Revival oak framed side chairs by Gillows of Lancaster, the design attributed to Charles Bevan, the rounded top rails with beaded terminals, the pegged 'X' framed supports with brass mounts and castors to the front legs, stamped marks to seat rails, height 95cm, width 43cm, depth 60cm. Note: for a similar design see Lyon & Turnbull, Design Since 1860, 16th October, Lot 162.

A pair of late Victorian Gothic Revival oak framed side chairs by Gillows of Lancaster, the design attributed to Charles Bevan, the rounded top rails with beaded terminals, the pegged 'X' framed supports with brass mounts and castors to the front legs, stamped marks to seat rails, height 95cm, width 43cm, depth 60cm. Note: for a similar design see Lyon & Turnbull, Design Since 1860, 16th October, Lot 162.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts satin walnut wardrobe, the right hand door with applied copper mounts, height 192cm, width 112cm, depth 50cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts oak two-tier jardinière stand with a parquetry veneered top and undertier, height 99cm, width 34cm.

An L. & J.G. Stickley 'Roycroft Collection' solid oak five-tier open bookshelf of trapezoid form, fitted with a concealed frieze drawer, the pegged sides with routed Roycroft logo, height 161cm, width 45cm, depth 45cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts oak framed tub back elbow chair, attributed to Shapland & Petter of Barnstaple, raised on square tapering legs, height 82cm, width 64cm, depth 53cm.

A pair of Edwardian Arts and Crafts walnut framed armchairs, possibly by Shapland & Petter of Barnstaple, raised on tapering block legs, height 121cm, width 57cm, depth 62cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts walnut open bookshelf, possibly Cotswold School, raised on chamfered oak supports, height 99cm, width 117cm, depth 23cm.

A Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson oak coffer, the hinged lid above panelled sides and canted corners, one with carved mouse signature, on octagonal feet, height 46cm, width 104cm, depth 39cm.

A Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson oak sideboard, fitted with three central drawers flanked by a pair of panelled doors with iron locks and hinges, on octagonal block feet, height 78cm, width 152cm, depth 47cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts satin walnut two-tier occasional table, possibly Cotswold School, raised on slender tapering legs, height 71cm, width 64cm, depth 49cm.

An early 20th century japonaiserie carved softwood two-tier jardinière stand, similar to those retailed by Liberty & Co, height 93cm, width 30cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts style washed ash monk's seat with a folding circular top and shaped supports, height 92cm, width 69cm, depth 44cm.

An early 20th century Arts and Crafts oak framed mirror, the arched top finely carved in high relief with the coat of arms and motto of the Borough of Shoreditch, inscribed 'More Light More Power', height 108cm, width 73cm.