Settles, Benches & Pews
S&B 3
An Arts & Crafts oak settee by the Stickley Brothers, the last two images are of one we restored & had re upholstered in a quality leather.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
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S&B 4
A pure 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 centered 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 dis assembled & all the joints & dowells 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.
Settee measurments Height 48" 121cm, Width from cap to cap 57" 144cm, Depth to cap 30 1/2" 75cm. Measurments of armchair Height 48" 121cm, Width from cap to cap 30" 77cm, Depth to cap 28" 71cm. Circa 1900.
£POA.
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S&B 5
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. I also have a matching trunk coming into stock.
Height 30", Width 31 1/4", Depth 16 1/2". Circa 1905.
£POA.
I also have a matching 3'6" trunk coming into stock.
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S&B 6
An Arts & crafts oak settle the design attributed to George Walton & made by William Birch with stylised floral carved details to the shaped back making it a very comfortable seat.
Height 39 1/2" Width 54", Depth 22". Circa 1900.
£POA.
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S&B 7
A rare 1960's Swedish oak settee & two armchairs in the Arts & Crafts style with sculptured & elongated rear corner supports & mushroom style front hand rests & exposed peg details, a well made set.
I only have the six cushions for the settee which are in Brown leather & will need new buttons but I would advise having new cushions made for the whole suit, ten in all & would cost around £450 + material/leather.
Circa 1960's.
£POA.
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S&B 8

A stunning pure Arts & Crafts Oak settle in the style of CFA Voysey, a superior design encompassing the whole of The Arts & Crafts Movement. The turned disks to the front uprights originally used a rest spot for a candlestick are straight out of Voysey design books, with an upper shelf for books or display to the back & decorative inlaid rectangle below, with it's original Arts & Crafts fabric below attributed to The Silver Studio's for Liberty & Co, the architectural arched side details with rectangular cut-outs to the lower sides are a designers delight. The seat lifts up to access good storage below.
Last three images showing the fabric designs
Height to top of disc's 66", Width from disc to disc 50", Width at the back 37", Depth 24".
£POA.
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S&B 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.
Height 45 1/2", Width 58", Depth 21". Circa 1895.
£POA.
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S&B 10
An important Arts & Crafts Glasgow School oak settle designed by George Walton one of 2 ever made for one his earliest Kodak commissions at 59, Brompton Rd, London. The pure Glasgow design is very complicated indeed & one can see Mackintosh's influence clearly in this piece which would have rubbed off on him while working with Mackintosh for Miss Cranston's tearooms. George Eastman was not happy that Walton had been brought in to design the top Kodak showrooms but Walton had conquered Davidson & Davidson never had any trouble squeezing the money out of Eastman to employ Walton's expertise & by the end of 1898 they had renamed his work for the showrooms to 'Kodak-oration, the decorative work of George Walton' & that time the name George Walton & the Eastman company were fused as one. 1900 was the peak of Walton's work for Kodak & the Brompton Rd commission was probably the best he achieved for Kodak alongside The Strand & Brussels showrooms. See George Walton. Designer & Architect by Karen Moon. Page 81 & 82.
Height 55", Width 60 1/4", Depth 16 1/4". Circa 1900.
£POA.
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S&B 11
A rare William Birch Oak Arts & Crafts settle. They were made in High Wickham & retailed by Liberty & Co. It has been dismantled, joints cleaned re-glued cleaned & re-rushed.
Height 43", Depth 22", Width 49". Circa 1895.
£2895.
I also have a set of 10 & a set of 12 matching dining chairs to this settle & matching armchairs too under chairs page
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CH
Six William Birch rush seated armchairs in stock, see Chairs page 2.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
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S&B 12
An unusual Arts & Crafts little oak settle with an intricately inlaid back panel with it's original cushion with coat of arms.
Height 30 1/2", Width 22 1/4", Depth 16". Circa 1910.
£POA.
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S&B 13
Five good quality oak Glasgow School benches with shaped back rests two pairs & one with different back details, two as above, two with cross backs & one plain, attributed to Wylie & Lochhead.
These are also very functional stand aside piano duet benches, without arms & with a good posture position for playing.
Also see S&B 8A below.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
All for sale individually.
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S&B 14
Four good quality oak Glasgow School benches attributed to Wylie & Lochhead with shaped back rests each with different details below some with crosses some with slats & two plain variations, see above for a re-finished version.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
All for sale individually.
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S&B 15
An Arts & Crafts oak day bed professionally upholstered with a Morris & Co fabric.
Circa 1895.
£POA.
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S&B 16
An excellent Wylie & Lochhead Oak Arts & Crafts bench attributed to EA Taylor, with gentle curved top with restrained stylised cut out to top typical of Taylor & gentle curve under seat with heart cut out, flaring arms, finished & fielded paneled back so this bench was originally designed not to go against a wall. Superior quality.
length 7'. Circa 1900.
£3850.
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S&B 17
A very good quality large Pitch Pine Pew.
Circa 1885.
£1350.
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S&B 18
An L shaped Arts & Crafts style daybed with stylish tapering square legs.
Height 16", Length 67", Depth 22 1/2", End Length 34", End Depth 23". Circa 1900.
£POA.
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S&B 19
A good quality set of four pitch pine pews with interesting angular design.
Circa 1880.
£795 each.
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S&B
A top quality Glasgow style Arts & Crafts oak settle attributed to MH Ballie Scott & made by Wylie & Lochhead similar to one illustrated in 'The Glasgow Style' By Gerald & Celia Larner (image attached). The superb shaped sides & flat arm with semi circle just below & stylised brackets, paneled back with leather upholstered centre panel, lift up seat with storage below on 4 bevelled flat feet. A fantastic design.
Height 54", Depth 20 1/2", Width from arm to arm 59". Circa 1902.
£SOLD.
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S&B
A top quality Glasgow style Arts & Crafts oak settle the design attributed to MH Ballie Scott & made by Wylie & Lochhead identical apart from the inlays to one illustrated in 'The Glasgow Style' By Gerald & Celia Larner (image attached). The superb sweeping shaped sides, paneled back, lift up seat with under brackets & storage below on 4 bevelled flat feet. A fantastic design.
Height 44", Depth 16", Width from arm to arm 42". Circa 1902.
£SOLD.
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S&B
A Stunning Celtic Arts & Crafts carved oak settle with carved dragons to the tops & heavy gage pewter mounts below & carved Celtic interlaced stylised floral carving to the top rail, centre panel, to the left & right there are 2 Celtic crosses with further carved details centered with fantastic heavy gage Pewter panels, the left panel depicting an Angel & the right panel with the face of an Angel & the back of an Angels head sitting in the clouds. The sweeping arms with further stylised floral through carving & wonderful Angels carved to the top of each front leg these are actually carved from the leg & are a part of it. The lower frieze carving it's style drawn from a much earlier period giving this a subtle Medieval style & a carved inscription to the back which reads 'REST & be THANKFUL' flanked by further inscriptions to the right circle carved entwined initials 'AP' & to the left circle a carved date of '1903'. This a very interesting piece with Celtic, Medieval & Angelic influences which blend together perfectly & certainly one of a kind.
Height 49 1/2", Depth 23", Width 52 1/2". C1903.
£SOLD.

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S&B
A rare Arts & Crafts oak 2 seater setee by Goodyers of Regent St with stylised ying yang cut-outs & spade cut-outs to the sides.
Height 46", Length 43", Depth 22". Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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S&B
An excellent quality Oak Arts & Crafts Love Seat Designed by George Walton & made by William Birch .
Circa 1890.
£SOLD.
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S&B
Superb Quality Oak Arts & Crafts Settle, Probably by Liberty & Co of wonderful proportions with stylised floral carving to the back & to the lower front centre panel with lift up seat for storage.
Circa 1890.
£SOLD.
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S&B
A top quality Arts & Crafts settle attributed to Wylie & Lochead made from 1/4 sawn oak, with wing sides, fielded back panels & lift up storage below the seat.
Height 48", Length 41 1/2", Depth 14 1/2". Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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S&B
A good quality oak Arts & Crafts settle/bench with shaped ball finials, slatted details & exposed pegged joints.
Height 36 3/4", Length 54 1/2", Depth 21 1/4".
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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