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L&Co 2 - A rare William Birch Oak Arts & Crafts settle. They were made in High Wycombe & retailed by Liberty & Co. It has been dismantled, joints cleaned-glued & clamped then the settle has been cleaned, re finished, waxed & re-rushed. Height 43", Depth 22", Width 49". Circa 1895. Priced at £2895.
I also have matching dining chairs to this settle under chairs page
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L&Co 3 - An extremely rare set of 22 William Birch Arts & Crafts Oak rush seated dining chair's including armchairs, if you require a good quality big set of famous dining chairs then here they are. They were made in High Wycombe & retailed by Liberty & Co. They will need to be dismantled & re-glued & re-assembled, cleaned & re-finished which my restorer's can do then they will be re-rushed & ready for another 100 years. These chairs originaly had rush seats. Circa 1895.
£POA.
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L&Co 4 - A set of 16 William Birch dining chairs including a pair of matching armchairs (not shown) I do also have another armchair in stock, retailed by Liberty & Co. Circa 1895.
£POA.
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L&Co 5 - Six William Birch Arts & Crafts Oak rush seated armchairs. These chairs were made in High Wycombe & were retailed by Liberty & Co. There is a matched pair of armchairs & 2 more near pairs with very subtle differences & when refinished to match the colours they would work very well together as pairs. They can all be restored in our workshops & professionally re rushed or sold as is. Circa 1895. £POA.
The one with a carving to the back is a carving of an Honour symbol.
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L&Co 6 - A William Birch Oak Arts & Crafts fold over card table with superb mitred corners to the top & storage for cards & chess pieces below. Made in High Wycombe & retailed by Liberty & Co. Height 28", Depth 20", Width 26" Width when open 52". Circa 1895.
£1295.
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L&Co 7
Liberty & Co. (attributed), a mahogany
open arm chair, in the manner of Edward
William Godwin, with later studded upholstery.
Height 124cm. Circa 1895.
£POA.
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L&Co 8 - A Moorish Liberty & Co armchair with small Musharabieh turnings to the front. With original fabric which may be possible to restore. Circa 1890. Priced at £775.
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L&Co 9 - A rare Liberty & Co Arts & Crafts oak settle attributed to Leonard Wyburd with capped tops & pierced hearts just below & pierced hearts to the arms with unusually large Musharabieh turnings to the back & shaped underskirt scribed curls flanked by stylised floral cut-outs & further stylised cut-outs to the lower sides & conforming shaped details below those. Circa 1895. £POA.
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L&Co 10 - A stylish 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 with flared arms & unusual floor stretchers . Both armchairs have been professionally re-rushed. Circa 1895. £995 EACH.
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L&Co 11 - An Arts & Crafts oak settle by Liberty & Co with stylised Ying Yang cut-out to the back & typical Liberty squashed Heart cut-outs to the sides with lift up seat for storage & the front inlaid with Dutch children & a Flute player playing to a Dutch child. Circa 1905. £2500.
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L&Co 12 - An oak Arts & Crafts chair attributed to Liberty & Co with shaped padded head rest & a single pewter heart to the central back slat which tapers down to the seat on square legs with stylised trumpet feet, professionaly upholstered in a quality leather. Circa 1905. £1295.
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L&Co 13 - A set of four Arts & Crafts oak dining chairs by William Birch of High Wycombe & retailed by Liberty & Co with stylised oval cut-outs to the tops. Circa 1900. £POA.
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L&Co 14 - A good quality oak Arts & Crafts armchair retailed by Liberty & Co in the manner of George Walton with wonderful stylised floral carving to the back. Made by William Birch. The seat has now been re-rushed. Circa 1905. £1195.
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L&Co 15 - A set of five William Birch of High Wycombe dining chairs. Circa 1905. Fully restored & re-rushed. £1395.
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L&Co 16 - A pair of Oak dining chairs by William Birch of High Wycombe Circa 1900. Priced at £395 the pair.
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L&Co 18 - A mahogany attributed to Liberty & Co with inlays that have been inspired from work designed by George Jack for Morris & Co. It has an original oval paper label (typical of what Liberty & Co used in this period) It has a fantastic stylised carved back spat & wonderful inlays throughout .I also have another 2 armchairs which are almost identicle on the Important Chair Page. Circa 1900. £995.
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L&Co 19 - Two Liberty & Co Walnut Thebes stools, One with square shaped Angular supports & line turned details to the lower legs is SOLD. The other one with turned stretchers uniting the turned legs is £795. Both measure Height 14 1/2", Width 15", Depth 15". Circa 1895.
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L&Co 20 - A rare Liberty & Co Walnut duet Thebes stool. Height 14", Length 26", Depth 15". Circa 1895. £SOLD.
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L&Co 21 - An Arts & Crafts high chair with safety bar & high feet rest. A very solid & safe high chair in wonderful original condition. Circa 1905. £SOLD.
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L&Co 22 - A little nursery armchair made by William Birch of High Wycombe & retailed by Liberty & Co with inlaid roundel to the back depicting the cow jumps over the moon. Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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L&Co 23 - A little liberty & Co rush seated lattice back childs armchair, completely restored & re-rushed. Circa 1900. is priced at £595.
Another sweet little liberty & Co rush seated lattice back childs chair without arms, original rush seat. Circa 1900. £295. We could have this re-rushed & re-finished for £125.
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L&Co 24 - Two Liberty & Co Egyption style Thebes rush seated armchairs, one green stained Circa 1890. £POA.
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L&Co 25 - Left - Ebonised Liberty & Co Armchair Circa 1890. Priced at £395. Right - Liberty & Co. Rush seated chair. Original Rush good condition. Circa 1890. Priced £295.
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L&Co - An Oak Arts & Crafts armchair attributed to E.Punnet & made by William Birch with wonderful Mother of Pearl & Ebony stylised floral inlay . A tremendous design that is well balanced & encompasses the true Glasgow Style. An identicle version is illustrated in 'The Birch Design Ledger, illustration number & there is another example in the collection at The Glasgow School of Art (GSA). 1901. £SOLD.
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L&Co - An oak Arts & Crafts armchair with Ebony on Walnut inlay of a stylised Tulip designed by E.G.Punnet & made by William Birch for Liberty & Co. Circa 1895. £SOLD.
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L&Co
A single Arts & Crafts Oak side chair with elongated tops & a simple heart cut-out to the central angled back support. This has been gently dismantled, all of the joints cleaned glued & re assembled & clamped then professionally re rushed.
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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L&Co -A set of six Liberty & Co Oak arts & crafts with wonderful stylised floral carving to back splat. (I have 6 singles only no carvers). Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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L&Co - A set of ten William Birch Oak Arts & Crafts rush seated dining chair's, the ladder back version is the hardest style to find, this feature makes these chair's a hybrid in design. They were made in High Wycombe & retailed by Liberty & Co. They have been dismantled, re-glued & assembled, cleaned, re-finished & re-rushed, so much work goes into restoring a rush seated chair & these are certainly worth it. Circa 1895. £SOLD.
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L&Co - An Arts & Crafts stool or small side table attributed to Liberty & Co with heart cut-outs to the tops & lolli pop cut-outs to the side with twin stretchers & pegged construction. Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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