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DT 4 - Arts & Crafts Oak inlaid Dressing table. Height 60", Depth 20", Width 42" Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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DT 4 - Arts & Crafts Oak inlaid Dressing table. Height 60", Depth 20", Width 42" Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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DT 4A - Arts & Crafts Oak inlaid chest of drawers. Height 46", Depth 20", Width 42". Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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DT 5 - A sweet little Arts & Crafts oak dressing table stylised floral cut-outs to the top & a central upper glazed cupboard flanked by to cubby holes & 2 drawers below. Circa 1900. Height 61 1/2", Width 36", Depth 18 1/2". £POA.
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DT 6 - A superb quality Arts & Crafts Glasgow Style oak dressing table attributed to Gillows with wonderful chequered string inlay. Circa 1900. Height 57 1/2", Depth 18 1/2", Width 36". £895.
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DT 7 - A sweet little Arts & Crafts oak dressing table stylised floral cut-outs to the top & a central upper glazed cupboard flanked by to cubby holes & 2 drawers below. Circa 1900. £795.
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DT 8 - A top quality Oak Arts & Crafts washstand with stylised floral cut-outs to the top, shelf below & rich Green tiles to the work area & back with 2 drawers below & central cupboard with display to each side & stylised copper handles pierced with heart's. Height 52 1/2", Length 42", Depth 20 1/2". 1903. £795.
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DT 9 - A Shapland & Petter gentlemans washstand with swivel mirror on square tapering architectual stlye columns, the shaped back & side guards with a single drawer below with it's original Georgian inspired swan neck handle, flanked by shaped supports to the elongated top with gentle sweeps to the front & sides above 2 lower shelves on tapering feet. Height 58 1/2", Width 22 1/2", Depth 12". Circa 1900. £795.
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DT 10 - A top quality Oak Gothic Revival wash stand with trefoil detail to the swivel mirror top flanked by pierced ears. an open area below the mirror with drawer below & further open area below & cupboard below that all on shaped stile feet. Height 66", Width 21", Depth 15 1/2". Circa 1900. £995.
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DT - Arthur Simpson of Kendall. One of the nicest most unusual oak Arts & Crafts dressing tables I have ever come across. It was designed for two people to share, Husband & Wife, Two Sisters, Two Lovers, certainly designed with Love in mind. Circa 1895. Width 71" Depth 23" Height 62". £SOLD. (please scroll down for more pictures & information).
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DT - The overall design of this piece is magnificent, the level of craftsmanship is incredible, handmade throughout, the precision dovetailing to the drawers, its serpentine side drawers, how the inlays to the drawers meet opposite under the handles & stop just before the escutcheons, how they are perfectly matched in each corner. A superb example of style, design & craftsmanship by a master of cabinet making Arthur Simpson of Kendall. (please scroll further for more pictures & information).
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DT - The hand made copper metalwork was designed & made by Richard Rathbone, who made metalwork for Morris & Co & Arthur Simpson of Kendal. He was one of the best metalworkers of the Arts & Crafts period (for further examples of his work see The Studio year book 1899-1900 page 255), the handles all formed in the shapes of hearts some incorporating the escutcheons all with hand twisted drops, the mirror posts with tremendous bases curving up to hold the bevelled mirrors with a subtle curl to each corner, the 2 mirrors both swivel forwards, backwards & side to side, with Knee space & foot rests to each side. The piece is unsigned but was certainly made by Arthur Simpson who also made furniture to the designs of CFA Voysey. The price reflects its quality and design. You may call or E-Mail me if you would like to know the price and more about it... My kind regards Anthony Geering.
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