An Exhibition of furniture designed by George Walton & the Glasgow Boys
Page 3 Seating

GW EX 3
A Glasgow School tub chair with the most incrediable inlaid back panel of a Glasgow School Maiden & a windmill & Galleon to the inner sides it is inlaid with Fruitwoods, Mother of Pearl & Abalone with artist painting & detailing to a very high quality. A very pure design.
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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GW.EX 4b
The Butterfly chair designed by E.A.Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead for the 1901 Pavillion Exhibition. An important documented work of Art with Mother of Pearl & Walnut inlaid Butterflies & stylised flower heads.
£POA.
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GW.EX 5b
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.
circa 1900.
£POA.
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GW EX 6b
An important armchair designed by George M Ellwood & made by JS Henry with arched top & oval Mother of Pearl inlays just below the ears & fantastic sinuous arms with conforming seat details to the side & subtle curve to the front & extra strengthening uprights between with stylised floral inlay to the back splat, original fabric & original JS Henry label.
Circa 1900.
£POA.

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GW EX 7b
A very stylish Arts & Crafts armchair made by J.S.Henry & attributed to G M Ellwood with wonderful stylised floral inlays to the back & arms, a semi-circular top with a subtle curve to the entire back & neat narrowing back legs with turned supports below the arms & square tapering legs. Now re-upholstered in a quality Burgundy hide.
Circa 1900.
£POA.

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GW Ex 8b
A rare oak armchair attributed to GM Elwood & made by JS Henry with a real Scottish influence & the sweetest little copper hearts to the back splats, stylised cutouts to the side & front & elongated stylised cutout to the rear.
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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GW Ex 9b
A rare & fantastic 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).
Circa 1901.
£SOLD.
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GW Ex 10b
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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GW Ex 11b
A rare set of twleve oak Arts & Crafts dining chair's designed by GM Ellwood & made by JS Henry with stunning shaped back splats which run from headrest to floor stretcher each capped at the top. A fantastic Hybrid in design.
Circa 1905.
£SOLD.
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GW Ex 12b
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.
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GW Ex 13b
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.
length 7'. Circa 1900.
£POA.
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GW Ex 14b
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". 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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GW Ex 15b
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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GW Ex 16b
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.
£795.
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GW Ex 17b
A Glasgow style Arts & Crafts oak armchair with leather head rest 3 central slats leather sprung seat & ying-Yang cut-outs throughout.
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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GW Ex 18b
An unusual Arts & Crafts Glasgow School chair with oblong cut-outs to the back & front legs & a single tapering back leg.
Circa 1900.
£275.
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GW Ex 19b
Waring & Gillows. Ten Arts & Crafts oak tub chairs with shaped solid seats & striking semi-circular stretchers. Two chairs have been dismantled, joints cleaned, re-glued, cleaned & re-finished & the upholstery to the arms have now been professionally re-upholstered in a quality Hide. Original metal Waring & Gillows labels to underside of one.
C1895.
£995 Each. Unrestored £895 Each.
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GW Ex 20b
A good quality set of six oak Glasgow School Arts & Crafts dining chairs attributed to EATaylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead with sweeping to rail & stylised cut-out to the top & stylised floral cut-out to the back on square tapering legs. They have all been dis-mantled, joints cleaned re-assembled, re-glued, cleaned & refinished, with before & after upholstery.
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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GW Ex 21b
A good quality oak Glasgow School Arts & Crafts reclining armchair made by Wylie & Lochhead depicted in the 1906 catalogue with sweeping arms & stylised shaped spindles to the sides on turned pad feet. I have another almost identical one in stock.
Circa 1900.
£1195 Each.
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GW Ex 22b
A pair of pure Scottish School armchairs attributed to EA Taylor & probably made by Wylie & Lochhead of barrell form with amazing steam bent back rest & stretchers, re-upholstered in a Turquoise leather.
Circa 1900.
£995 Each, £1850 The Pair.
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GW Ex 23b
A Scottish School armchair attributed to Punnet & made by William Birch of barrel form with semi-circular arm & backrest with wide shaped top central splat identicle to the more common Birch dining chairs with drop in rush seat & gentle sweeping curves below on straight legs.
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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GW Ex 24b
A Glasgow style oak Arts & Crafts armchair attributed to John Ednie for Wylie & Lochhead inlaid with stylised floral detail & stylised heart to the back splat, tapestry seat & high curved stretcher to the front & octagonal shaped front legs.
Circa 1903.
£POA.
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GW Ex 25b
Exceptional Oak Arts & Crafts Settle the design attributed to E.A.Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead.
Length 37", Depth 18", Height 46", Circa 1895.
£SOLD.
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GW Ex 26b
An excellent Glasgow style oak Arts & Crafts armchair attributed to EA Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead.
Circa 1903.
£695.
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GW Ex 27b
An excellent Glasgow style rush seat armchair attributed to EA Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead, note the identicle back legs & stretchers of the chair illustrated in British Furniture by Pauline Aguis page 122, Plate 172.
Circa 1903.
£895.
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GW Ex 28b
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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GW Ex 29b
A superb quality set of 4 Arts & Crafts dining chairs by Shapland & Petter im the manner of M H Ballie Scott with wonderful stylised floral carved head rail & back splats, the front legs with gentle 'in & out' curving to all 4 facets, shaped block detail where the stretcher meet's making the front joint much stronger than conventional design's proving yet again that Shapland & Petter where far ahead of their rivals & at the forfront of technology & manufacture in the mass production of Arts & Crafts furniture in Gt Britain in this period. Professionally re-upholstered in a quality green hide.
Circa 1900.
£1295.
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GW Ex 30b
A Pair of Arts & Crafts Glasgow School stools with slatted sides probably made by Wylie & Lochhead.
Height 18 1/2", Width 16 1/2", Depth 11 1/2". C1900.
£495 The Pair.
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GW Ex 31b
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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GW Ex 32b
An Arts & Crafts Glasgow School stool with slatted sides probably made by Wylie & Lochhead.
Height 18", Length 18", Depth 12". C1900.
£895.
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GW Ex
A top quality Glasgow style Arts & Crafts oak settle with storage attributed to MH Ballie Scott & made by Wylie & Lochhead similar to one illustrated in 'The Glasgow Style' By Gerald & Celia Larner, illustration number 7. 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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