Chairs Page 1 In the Glasgow Style.
See also George Walton & The Glasgow Boys. Chairs.
CH 5
The Butterfly chair designed by E.A.Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead for the 1901 Pavilion Exhibition. An important documented work of Art with Mother of Pearl & Walnut inlaid Butterflies & stylised flower heads.
£POA.
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CH 6
Two pairs of Oak rush seat ladder back chairs attributed to Charles Rennie Mackintosh. The upper pair are slightly smaller but in proportion to the ones below.
For an identical chair see Mackintosh furniture by Roger Billcliffe, page 13. Roger Billcliffe said that 'these chairs are associated with both the Gauld furniture & other pieces for William Davidson. The elongated back with a very exaggerated rake shows his influence in a very traditional design. An identical chair sold at the Phillips Sale held at The Glasgow School of Art on the 8th of November 2001, with commissions it made £2875.
These 4 are £1750 Each.
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CH 7
A pair of Arts & Crafts oak chairs designed by E A Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead with crisply carved Glasgow roses to the head rests shaped slatted backs tapering legs united by three high stretchers.
C1900.
£POA.
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CH 8
An oak winged armchair designed by MH Ballie Scott the upper front legs with chequer board Ebony & Boxwood inlays on square feet united by an H stretcher. The last four images from : Houses & Gardens, Arts & Crafts Interiors by M H Ballie Scott, of an identical armchair, there is a slight difference because the cross stretcher is set back a bit which is actually a better design because we all naturally like to put our heals under a chair, & this would probably indicate it is a slightly later design.
Height 114.5cm. Circa 1900.
£POA.
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CH 9
A good Arts & Crafts oak 2/3 seater settee & matching armchair attributed to JS Henry with wing'd sides & capped uprights to the front of each side with twin Heart Ebony inlays & Walnut Star inlay centerd with an Ebony Oval inlay & further down oblong string inlay of Ebony & Satinwood aboved capped feet with original brass casters & covered in original Morris & Co fabric sadly to worn to keep, The settee has had all the fabric now removed & has been dissembled & all the joints & dowels cleaned & glued & clamped & is now ready for re-upholstery, the armchair is still retaining it's fabric but would need to re-upholstered at the same time as the settee.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
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CH 10
A set of 7 Glasgow style high back oak dining chairs consisting of 1 armchair & 6 singles with leather padded head rests with matching dining table attributed to E.A. Taylor. Circa 1900. £POA.
The 2nd line shows the chairs before the have been professionally upholstered the head pads have been removed from them ready for upholstery. The last 2 images are of another set I had which I fully restored to show you see the finished result when professionally upholstered in a quality leather, this pair are now sold.
I will sell the chairs separately from the table.
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CH 11
A top quality set of 6 Arts & Crafts dining chairs by Shapland & Petter with beautifully carved stylised floral details to the tops & centre splat with capped/domed tops & square tapering legs in wonderful original condition all very sturdy with no movements at the joints & comfy seats which were already upholstered when I purchased them, done very well with singular studding around the edge of the seats which was original to the chairs, a very good clean honest set of six.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
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CH 12
Waring & Gillows. A top quality set of four oak inlaid dining chairs made by Waring & Gillows in the style of M.H.Ballie Scott.
Circa 1903.
£POA.
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CH 13
A set of six Glasgow style high back oak dining chairs with upper lattice details consisting of one armchair & five singles with matching dining table attributed to E.A. Taylor.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
I will sell the chairs seperately from the table.
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CH 14
A set of eight top quality oak Arts & Crafts armchair's made by Shapland & Petter with shaped head rest, cutouts to the side & back splats & contoured seats with a good stretcher arrangement.
Circa 1905.
£895 each. Will sell seperately.
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CH 15
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.
£895.
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CH 16
Set of four Oak Arts and Crafts dining chairs in the manner of M H Baillie Scott.
Circa 1900.
£995 in need of re-gluing & re-finishing.
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CH 17
Attributed to EA Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead.
Circa 1900.
All the above are now sold but I do have one in stock at the moment which has twin stretchers to the sides & back which is the best one of this style I have had, professionally re upholstered in quality burgandy hide.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
I do come across these from time to time, please send me an e-mail with your requirements.
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CH 18
A set of four Glasgow style armchairs & one single chair attributed to EA Taylor. These have all been totally restored, all gently knocked apart, joints cleaned, glued, re assembled & clamped refinished & ready to be professionally re-upholstered in a quality leather. Circa 1900.
£895 each.
RC 2 - Craftsman built replica Ernest Gimson style Cotswold School dining table with butterfly joints to the top & treble end stretchers united by a full length double stretcher with through tennon details.
Length 8' Width 38".
Was priced at £3995. LAST ONE SALE PRICE £2750.
The table can be found under Replica & Reproduction pages at the bottom of the index list.
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CH 19
Set of four Arts & Crafts oak dining chairs with wonderful stylised carved floral backs.
Circa 1900.
£850.
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CH 21
An Arts & Crafts oak chair with stylised floral inlays of Pewter & Ebony with string inlay throughout & professionally re-upholstered in a quality hide.
Circa 1900.
£675.
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CH 22
A Glasgow School Arts & Crafts oak tub chair designed by E.A.Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead.
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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CH 23
An excellent Glasgow style rush seat armchair attributed to EA Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead.
Circa 1903.
£995.
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CH 24
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 25
Seven 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.
Circa 1900.
£495 each.
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CH 26
A set of six Arts & Crafts oak dining chairs in wonderful original condition with fabulous elongated tops & sculptured head rails with stylised floral cut-outs & a sweet little heart cut-out just below & a subtle sweeping arch just above the seat possibly by Shapland & Petter.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
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CH 27 - An excellent quality Oak armchair made by Goodhall, Lambs & Heighway of Manchester (stamped under seat rail). It has a superb stylised carved back spat & wonderful pierced sweeping arm support's. Circa 1900. £1195.
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CH 28
A good quality Set of five (one carver) Arts & Crafts oak dining chairs by Wylie & Lochhead, they have all been cleaned & waxed now & ready for upholstery. A picture of this chair is illustrated in the Wylie & Lochhead catalogue of 1901.
£1295 THE SET.
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CH 29
A good quality set of 4 Glasgow school Oak dining chairs made by Wylie & Lochhead. A picture of this chair is illustrated in the Wylie & Lochhead catalogue of 1901.
£975.
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CH 30
An unusual pair of side chairs by Shapland & Petter with original rush seats & Heart shaped carvings to the tops.
Circa 1900.
£395 each £750 the pair.
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CH 31
A rare pair of oak arts & crafts reclining & swivel office chair, good quality probably by Wylie & Lochhead or Harris Lebus.
Circa 1900.
£695 each.
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A set of four Arts & Crafts oak dining chairs attributed to The Guild of Handicraft with inlaid decoration to the back rests in the shape of a 'T', high front stretchers & low side stretchers. One stamped‘B49’.
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.

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A stunning white painted armchair in the style of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, a wonderful armchair which follows a number of Mackintosh's chair designs & superior quality with through tennon exposed joints. The chair is a little taller than most armchairs.
£SOLD.
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A good quality set of eight Arts & Crafts oak dining chairs with attributed to Wylie & Lochhead with wavy tops & well executed stylised floral cut-outs to the head rest & central back splat with shaped arms to the carvers & square & turned legs to the front with ring turned feet. These have all been totally restored, all gently knocked apart, joints cleaned, glued, re assembled & clamped refinished & ready to be re-upholstered in your chosen fabric or leather.
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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A set of four good quality Arts & Crafts oak dining chairs attributed to EA Taylor with stylised split heart cut-outs to the tops, all fully restored & professionally re upholstered in a quality leather.
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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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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A set of seven 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 Mackintosh design with twin stretchers, made by Wylie & Lochhead.
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
I do have an almost identicae pair of chairs the stretchers are a different configuration but apart from that they are the same.
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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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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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A wonderful set of eight Glasgow style dining chairs with beautiful Pewter & Ebony stylised floral inlays to the backs.
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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NewCH 28
A good set of three Glasgow School Arts & Crafts oak dining chairs attributed to EA Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead with stylised cut-outs to the head rest & angular back rests with shaped arms to the carvers & turned legs to the front with ring turned feet.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
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