Arts and Crafts Furniture

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak sideboard, probably by Liberty & Co, the raised back with a pierced heart motif above a pair of panelled doors, flanked by six drawers with applied triform handles and stylized back plates, raised on block legs with flared feet, height approx 121cm, width approx 153cm, depth approx 57cm.

An early 20th Century oak-framed Orkney armchair, the curved woven straw back with upright supports issuing open arms with scroll terminals, the drop-in seat raised on square tapering legs, height approx 107cm, width approx 63cm.

An early 20th Century Arts and Crafts oak and copper mounted wardrobe by Shapland & Petter of Barnstaple, the central mirrored door with applied strapwork hinge panels, flanked by a pair of inset copper panels decorated with stylized tulips, the base fitted with two drawers with applied ring handles and shaped back plates, on bracket feet, the locks stamped 'S & P B', height approx 208cm, width approx 169cm, depth approx 57cm.

A mid-Victorian Gothic Revival oak hall chair, the carved and pierced tracery back above a solid seat, on octagonal tapering legs, height approx 90cm, width approx 45cm.

An Edwardian oak 'Caxton' newspaper and book stand by Liberty & Co, bearing inset 'Patent' label, fitted with a gilt brass handle and two fall-flaps, the ends fitted with a cigarette drawer opposing a pipe rack, the shaped supports united by a book trough undertier, height approx 81cm, width approx 43cm. Note: a similar stand is illustrated in Liberty & Co Yuletide Gifts catalogue 1903/1904.

An early 20th Century Arts and Crafts patinated copper mirror, probably by Liberty & Co, the rectangular frame with a stylized strapwork cresting above three inset Ruskin glazed ceramic plaques, approx 39cm x 53cm (two plaques with cracks).

A mid-20th Century oak-framed Orkney armchair, the curved woven straw back with a domed hood, the upright side supports issuing open arms with scroll terminals, the drop-in seat raised on square tapering legs, height approx 141cm, width approx 64cm.

A Victorian Gothic Revival oak armchair, the carved and pierced back decorated with tracery and rosettes, inscribed with initials and numbers, the solid seat raised on carved serpent legs, height approx 100cm, width approx 57cm.

An Edwardian satinwood display cabinet, in the manner of E.A. Taylor, inlaid in various metals and woods with stylized flowerheads and tendrils, fitted with a single astragal glazed door flanked by bowed glass sides, on block legs with flared feet, height approx 167cm, width approx 92cm.

An early 20th Century Arts and Crafts style oak wardrobe, the blind fretwork Greek key pediment above a pair of chamfered panel doors, raised on bun feet, height approx 188cm, width approx 116cm, depth approx 49cm.

A set of three mid-20th Century Arts and Crafts style elm stools with pierced triform seats, raised on staked tripod legs united by wrought metal stretchers, height approx 91cm.

A pair of mid-19th Century Gothic Revival painted pine wall brackets, in the manner of Pugin, the shaped back plates with circular platforms tapering to chamfered block terminals with carved rosette mounts, all with painted palmette and flower decoration, height approx 50cm (faults).

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak side table, possibly by Liberty & Co, the moulded top above a single drawer, the frieze with pierced heart motifs, on tapering block legs united by an 'H' stretcher, height approx 76cm, width approx 92cm, depth approx 48cm.