Arts and Crafts Furniture

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak hall stand, attributed to James Shoolbred & Co, the angular back inset with a mirror and pierced with hearts, fitted with seven hooks above a single drawer flanked by a pair of umbrella stands, on turned legs, height approx 200cm, width approx 96cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts walnut framed overmantel mirror, probably by Shapland & Petter for Liberty & Co, the shaped frieze inset with a pair of enamelled copper hearts above a shaped shelf, the bevelled glass plate flanked by a stained wooden portrait of a maiden above two inset copper panels, one embossed with the motto 'Look But Linger Not', height approx 71cm, width approx 111cm.

An early 20th Century Arts and Crafts walnut and embossed brown leather rocking armchair, the back and sides with a chequered lattice of square panels inset with leather lion masks and rosettes, the brass studded seat with a circular concave panel, raised on turned legs and a pair of rockers, height approx 94cm, width approx 58cm (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.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak drop-flap occasional table, possibly by Liberty & Co, raised on square tapering legs and shaped feet, height approx 76cm, length approx 99cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak single door wardrobe, the pierced frieze above a mirrored door flanked by inset embossed copper panels, the base fitted with a drawer, on shaped bracket feet, height approx 206cm, width approx 96cm, depth approx 47cm.

A pair of early 20th Century Arts and Crafts style pale oak elbow chairs, the carved top rails and comb backs above drop-in seats, on tapering block legs and castors, height approx 116cm, width approx 60cm.

A late Victorian Aesthetic period walnut whatnot coal purdonium, the three graduated tiers on turned supports above a drop-front door, carved in relief with an oval panel of stylized flowers, raised on turned legs and china castors, height approx 118cm, width approx 36cm.

A late Victorian Aesthetic period painted pine artist's desk, possibly by Bruce Talbert, the sloping top above four drawers, the sides stencil decorated with vases of flowers and geometric patterns, height approx 93cm, width approx 68cm (alterations).

An early 20th Century Arts and Crafts style oak open bookcase, the moulded top above slatted sides, on square tapering legs, height approx 81cm, width approx 76cm, depth approx 26cm.

A late Victorian Aesthetic period walnut hanging wall cabinet, fitted with a pair of bevel mirrored doors, height approx 61cm, width approx 61cm.

An early/mid-20th Century oak framed Orkney child's 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 84cm, width approx 55cm.

A late Victorian Arts and Crafts oak framed footstool, the rectangular top covered in a floral needlework above a frieze of carved oak leaves, on turned feet, height approx 19.5cm, length approx 49cm.

An Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak dressing chest, probably by Liberty & Co, the swing mirror above three long drawers with applied copper ring handles, on a plinth base, height approx 141cm, width approx 92cm, depth approx 48cm.

A Gothic Revival oak stool, the rectangular seat upholstered in buttoned brown leather above a carved multiple arch frieze, on chamfered block legs united by stretchers, height approx 53cm, width approx 60cm, depth approx 42cm.

A pair of Edwardian Arts and Crafts oak side chairs, possibly by Liberty & Co, each pierced splat back above an upholstered seat, on tapering block legs with shaped feet, height approx 101cm.

A late Victorian Aesthetic period rosewood side cabinet by R. Garnett & Sons, Warrington, the moulded bead and reel top above two central drawers and a bevel glazed cabinet, flanked by a pair of further drawers and panelled cupboards, carved in relief with palmettes and flowers, the curved corners fitted with open shelves, on turned legs, height approx 107cm, width approx 106cm (lacking upper section).

A late Victorian Aesthetic period oak coal purdonium, the hinged lid inset with a copper panel decorated with two birds in flight against a ground of flowers and leaves, the top fitted with an ebonized handle, height approx 41cm, width approx 35cm.

A late Victorian white painted reclining armchair in the manner of Philip Webb, the adjustable ladder back flanked by a pair of sweeping armrests with turned spindle supports, the short sabre front legs supporting the arched rear legs, terminating in brass castors, height approx 100cm, width approx 84cm (un-upholstered).