Display Cases
DC 6 - A superior quality Mahogany display cabinet made by Goodhall, Lambs & Heighway with Scottish School influence, the stylised floral inlays of fruitwoods & ebony, framed by chequer inlays. The sweeping top with central cubby hole inlaid with a Glasgow rose to each corner & twin shaped turnings to the centre, flanked by 2 display areas with Talwin Morris style stained glass, further inlaid roses to each side, the 2 main display cabinets below with wonderful stylised Glasgow Roses to the centre & an elongated whiplash stem & Rose which opens to reveal 3 small shelves, the bevelled glass doors which break back at 30 degrees all surrounded with chequered inlay flanked by elongated refined twin turned columns with further stylised inlays below & arched apron.
Height 68" 175cm, Width 50" 129cm, Depth 16 1/2" 44cm. Circa 1900.
£POA.

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DC 7
Designed by E.A.Taylor made by Wylie & Lochhead.
An Arts & Crafts display/sideboard, the upper shelf with slatted gallery & 4 capped tops & a central glazed cupboard with green glass Voysey style tree details flanked by open display area's with arched upper details, a central bevelled mirror with a sweeping upper support to the front & to the sides pierced in each corner with 6 of the sweetest hearts uniting the forward uprights which continue down to the work area & a glazed display area below with a pair of doors to each side, the lower open display area with latice supports on turned & pad feet united with sweeping skirt. A pure Glasgow School design with wonderful proportions. The handle is an in house handle which they also used on a shoe cupboard in the Wylie & Lochhead catalogue of 1903.
Height 77 1/2", Depth 17", Width 42". Circa 1903.
£POA.

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DC 8
A display cabinet by Shapland & Petter of Barnstaple, with stylised floral inlay's to the centre top & lower front left & right & to the lower sides, stylised shaped spindles to the top shelf with capped tops in the manner of Voysey, open display to the centre & top & bottom shelves & 2 shelves behind the glazed doors it will display an array of decorative items with a special little shelf at the crown to display a special piece. Quality stylised handles.
Height 67", Depth 14", Width from cap to cap 47". Circa 1900.
£SOLD.

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DC 9
A very stylish Viennise Secessionist Mahogany display cabinet with open display area to the top with 2 bevelled glass doors below & a conforming central display cupboard below those with stylised floral carvings to the top centre & to the lower outer sides of the doors flanked by 4 open display shelves with a double cupboard to the base with further stylised floral carvings to the doors with impressive stylised brass handles & hinges.
Height 69 3/4", Width 38 1/2, Depth 15 1/2". Circa 1900.
£POA.

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DC 10
A Glasgow School cabinet designed by George Logan & made by Wylie & Lochhead. A bedroom suite by George Logan which he designed for the Wylie & Lochhead Pavillion Exhibition of 1901 also has Harebells & tiny little carved butterflys which are almost identical, it is quite likely that this cabinet was exhibited at that exhibition.
The cabinet has a superb pierced & carved stylised butterfly to the centre back & display area below, flanked by stylsed floral carved details to the upper frontal ends & 3 fantastic lead glass panels almost certainly made by Macullocks who made glass for Wylie & Lochhead depicting 3 pure white plump Doves in flight with Harebells growing from the lower section panels in sliding doors with adjustable shelves behind.
Height 49", Width 47", Depth 13 3/4". Circa 1901.
£POA.

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DC 11
A Glasgow Style break front display cabinet designed by G.M.Ellwood for J.S.Henry with open display area to the top with 2 doors below opening to reveal original green fabric interior with 3 shelves & stylised inlaid Bull rushes to the centre & each side with further inlaid circular motifs below & twin tapering uprights below each run of inlay uniting the base & a further display area below. The upper door has a in house design number stamped into it.
Height 69", Width 42, Depth in the centre 16", Depth at the sides 9 1/2". Circa 1900.
£POA.

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DC 13
A Liberty & Co display cabinet of superior quality with open display area to the top with glazed door below with central upper heart & half moon triangles to each corner flanked by stylised floral details to each side inlaid with fruitwood & Mother of Pearl, the bow fronted drawer below with superior stylised handles & 8 legs uniting the lower shelf.
Circa 1900.
£POA.

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DC 16
An Arts & Crafts flame Mahogany display cabinet attributed to EA Taylor in outstanding condition, the colour of the Mahogany is as rich as the day it was made, with stylised floral inlays, the door has a very unusual stylised floral whiplash silvered overlay on copper which has stylised triangular details to the top & both sides & the quality copper handle has a little ying yang cut-out to the lower centre. It has its original plush green fabric interior in good condition & it has it's original key.
Height 69", Width 39", Depth 16". Circa 1900.
£POA.

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DC 17
A J S Henry side cabinet with wonderful enamel plaque to the centre of the upper door surrounded by pewter inlay & pewter squares conforming to square details radiating out, the plaque attributed to Jessie M King.
Height 59", Width 28", Depth 16 1/4". Circa 1900.
£POA.

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DC 18
A Superior quality display cabinet in the Anglo-Japanese style with chequer string inlays & stylised leaded & coloured glass to the door, with arched aprons. There is another shelf behind the inlaid panels of the door, 3 more behind the glass & with the top 5 in all.
Height 49", Depth 14", Width 20". Circa 1900.
£2595.

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DC 19
An Art Deco figured Walnut coctail cabinet with an open out mirror'd drinks area with chromed fittings & a cupboard below with space for more glasses & a bottle draw, on splayed feet originally purchased from Harrods.
£475.

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DC 20 - An Arts & Crafts Mahogany display cabinet with stylised floral inlays to the top with upper glazed section with bow fronted glass & arched detail below inlaid with honesty motifs & a conforming arched mirror above a central shelf flanked by capped uprights & a lower cupboard with fantastic inlays to the conforming arched panels of the doors & wonderful stylised handles with further stylised floral details to the arched skirt on capped feet.
Height 70", Depth of cornice 16", Width of cornice 36". Circa 1905.
£SOLD.
There is also a matching overmantle available below if required or it is available seperately.

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DC 20a
n Arts & Crafts Mahogany overmantle with stylised floral inlays of fruitwood & copper to the top & an upper display shelf with arched detail below inlaid with honesty motifs & 3 conforming arched mirrors flanked by square supports.
Height 33", Depth 6 1/2", Width 54". Circa 1905.
£POA.

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DC 21
A pair of small Mahogany music or display cabinets with wonderful stylised floral inlays.
Height 40", Depth 16 1/2", Width 19 1/2". Circa 1900.
£1250 the pair.

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DC 22
A Walnut side cabinet with suttle shaped top original leaded glass & side shelves, twin stretchers & an array of shaped spindels to one side, made by Shapland & Petter, with lovely elongated thistle escutcheon.
Height 30", Length 26", Depth 17". Circa 1900.
£1295.

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DC 23
A Glasgow style oak wall cabinet by Harris Lebus with superb inlays & brass pipe tray to the bottom.
Height 35", Depth of cornice 7 3/4", Width of cornice 14 3/4". Circa 1900.
£595.

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DC 24 - Large Glasgow style Arts and Crafts wall cabinet with side opening doors and drop down centre door.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
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DC 25
A very unusual Arts & Crafts oak wall shelf/post or magazine rack with an upper shelf that is divided into 3 by decorative upper & lower supports & a gallery above & bevelled mirror with Ebony & Tulip wood chequered square inlays & a folding rack with leather supports which would also hold hats as well as magazines/papers etc.
Height 35", Width 27 1/2", Depth of shelf 4 1/2". Circa 1900.
£SOLD.

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DC
An Arts & Crafts Mahogany display cabinet attributed to JSHenry in wonderful original condition, the colour of the Mahogany is as rich as the day it was made, The sweeping twin gallery to the top with capped uprights & central inlaid panel of stylised floral design with Pewter, Tulip wood, Sycamore & Mother of Pearl & conforming inlay to the central panel flanked by a pair of glazed doors the upper section with convex glass & fantastic stylised copper handles. Above & below the doors are wonderful inlaid plump doves in the manner of Ballie Scott. The open lower section with ying yang cut-outs to each side & slatted details to the back & sides.
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.

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DC
A Superior quality display cabinet by Robsons & Sons of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, the original label still in place on the top of the door, with superb stylised inlay's using Mother of Pearl & fruit woods of a peacock to the centre door flanked by classic Glasgow style roses & stylised floral inlays to the top & bottom corners with an inlaid line joining the 2, unusual heart cutouts, sweeping apron above the top shelf with bevelled mirror behind. There are 3 more removable shelves behind the inlaid peacock door, 3 more shelves on each side, so it will display an array of decorative items. Robsons supplied Liberty & Co with the top end Arts & Crafts pieces of the highest quality in design & manufacture. Robsons were 1 rung up the ladder above S&P & their pieces are much harder to find than S&P, the furniture they produced were aimed at the upper classes only as they were much more expensive & exclusive, therefore their pieces are much rarer & harder to find, in laymen's terms they were one of the top commercial manufacturer's of inlaid furniture of the period & very expensive at the time.
Height 6', Depth 17", Width 52 1/2". Circa 1900.
£SOLD.

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