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CH 1 - An extremely rare & important set of 10 oak Arts & Crafts dining chair's designed by GM Ellwood & made by JS Henry with stunning shaped back splats which run from headrest to floor stretcher each capped at the top. A fantastic Hybrid in design designed by a genius. Circa 1905. £POA.
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CH 2 - A top quality Arts & Crafts oak armchair of generous proportions made by Harris Lebus, professionally re-upholstered in a quality hide. Circa 1900. £POA. I do have an identicle armchair instock which is ready for re-upholstering.
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CH 3 - A Glasgow School Arts & Crafts oak tub chair designed by E.A.Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead. Circa 1900. £895.
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CH 4 - An excellent Glasgow style rush seat armchair attributed to EA Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead. Circa 1903. £995.
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CH 5 - An Army of EA Taylor armchairs. An excellent pair of Wylie & Lochhead oak armchairs with original fabric. It is so rare to find items with original fabric & which is in excellent condition, attributed to EA Taylor. Circa 1900. £POA. I have 2 more pairs (4) & 2 slightly different ones in stock at the moment, I do come across these from time to time, if you require some please send me an e-mail with your requirements.
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CH 6 - A superb quality set of 4 Arts & Crafts dining chairs by Shapland & Petter in the manner of M H Ballie Scott with wonderful stylised floral carved head rail & back splats, the front legs with gentle 'in & out' curving to all 4 facets, shaped block detail where the stretcher meet's making the front joint much stronger than conventional design's proving yet again that Shapland & Petter where far ahead of their rivals & at the for front of technology & manufacture in the mass production of Arts & Crafts furniture in Gt Britain at the turn of the century. Circa 1900. £995.
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CH 7 - A set of 7 Oak Arts & Crafts Glasgow School dining chairs (1 carver not shown) with scroll shaped tops, square cut-out's to the head rail's a typical Mackingtosh design with twin stretchers, made by Wylie & Lochhead. Circa 1900. £SOLD. I do have an almost identicle pair of chairs the stretchers are a different configuration but apart from that they are the same.
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CH 8 - A set of 12 Oak Arts & Crafts dining chairs consisting of 10 single's & 2 armchairs attributed to EA Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead. Circa 1900. £POA. I also have another 4 identical armchairs in stock.
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CH 9 - A top quality Glasgow style Arts & Crafts oak tub chair attributed to EATaylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead with shaped top rail & head rest & tiro's of stylised turnings below, rush seat on square legs joined by sculptured stretchers to each side with twin stretchers joining these. Circa 1910. £695.
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CH 10 - A top quality Glasgow school Oak Arts & Crafts hall chair in the manner of M H Ballie Scott with superb stylised floral carving to the back almost certainly made by Wylie & Lochhead. Circa 1900. £795.
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CH 11 - Arts & Crafts oak hall chair with capped tops, tapering back with stylised spade cut-outs & shaped under seat details & tapering square legs. Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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CH 12 - Arts & Crafts oak hall chair with capped tops, tapering back with stylised ying-yang cut-out & shaped under seat details & tapering square legs. Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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CH 14 - Set of five (one carver) oak Arts & Crafts dining chairs by Wylie & Lochhead. A picture of this chair is illustrated in the Wylie & Lochhead catalogue of 1901. £995 THE SET.
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CH 15 - 7 x rush seated chairs by Wylie & Lochhead in the manner of EA Taylor. 1 x High backed straight leg version. 6 x splayed leg versions, restored & re-rushed. Crica 1900. Priced at £495 each.
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ST 16 - A top quality pair of Glasgow School Arts & Crafts 1/4 sawn Oak reclining armchair's with slatted sides & square cut-outs to the backs with turned front legs on castors & lovely original finish. Circa 1895. £950 THE PAIR.
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CH 17 - A pair of Oak Arts & Crafts armchairs with a strong Scottish influence, in the manner of George Walton probably made in High Wickham for Liberty & Co. Both armchairs have been re-rushed, one is darker than the other so my restorer's could easily match the colour's, both to medium oak or a little darker. Circa 1895. £795 EACH.
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CH 18 - Set of 4 Oak Arts and Crafts dining chairs in the manner of M H Baillie Scott. Circa 1900. Priced at £995 inclusive of re-gluing & re-finishing.
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CH 19 - Good quality Oak Glasgow school dining chairs made by Wylie & Lochhead. A picture of this chair is illustrated in the Wylie & Lochhead catalogue of 1901. Priced at £975.
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CH 20 - An unusual pair of side chairs by Shapland & Petter with original rush seats & Heartshaped carvings to the tops. Circa 1900. £395 each £750 the pair.
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CH - A set of 6 Arts & Crafts Oak dining chairs with inlaid details to the back spats made by J.S.Henry. A similar chair was exhibited at The Dublin Museum exhibition in 1905 (see British Furniture by Pauline Aguis 1880 - 1915 page 96). £SOLD.
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CH - A pair of Oak Arts & Crafts rush seated side chairs attributed to EA Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead with pierced hearts to the head rails & twin stretchers to the front giving these chairs a superb architectual look. Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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