An Exhibition of furniture designed by George Walton & the Glasgow Boys
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GW Ex 5c IP 32 - TALWIN MORRIS cast iron stickstand. £POA.
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Talwin Morris has in the past been counted as the 5th member of the Glasgow Four, because of his maturity & long standing friendship with ' The Spook School '- (Charles Rennie Mackintosh, Herbert Macnair, & Margaret & Francis Macdonald). He was first to translate their ideas into commercial design & the first collector of items that they designed & produced. He came to Glasgow in 1893, a crucial time in the development of the Glasgow Style, to take up his post as director of Blackie's publishing house. He studied as an Architect & designed many items of jewellery, hand beaten metalwork & even pieces of furniture, which are very rare, but he is most famous for his incrediable Glasgow Style designs of metalwork & for Blackie book covers whom Mackintosh also designed for, but probably most important was that, 'he secured' for Macintosh the commission for the Blackie's new home in Helensborough, The Hill House..
There are only 2 known example's of a cast iron stick stand designed by Talwin Morris the other design has through cut outs to the heart centre's & slits to the sides.
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GW Ex 6c - A wonderful Glasgow School Arts & Crafts oak stickstand attributed to E.A.Taylor with large Ebony & Sycamore chequerboard inlay to the top with turned & slatted struts below & a chrome umberella/stick holder with 2 central elongated shaped struts & shaped supports to the base with Taylors split heart cut-outs, original drip tray & bun feet. Circa 1900. Height 41", Width 13", Depth 8". £POA.
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GW Ex 7c - A well designed good quality Glasgow School Oak bookcase the design attributed to EA Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead with extended capped tops & semi-circular top centred with an inlaid pewter heart & open display area with 2 glazed doors with subtle arched details to the tops opening to reveal 3 adjustable shelves & 2 further smaller cupboards below with wonderful Glasgow sweep to the base & on sledge feet. Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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GW Ex 8c - A top quality Arts & Crafts side table/desk attributed to E A Taylor & made by Wylie & Lochead with capped sweeping back rail pierced with stylised seed cut-outs, open work area & full length drawer below with ring pull handles & sweeping under supports on square tapering legs united by stretchers. Height 42", Depth 15", Width 36 1/2". Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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GW Ex 10c - An Arts & Crafts bureau bookcase by Harris Lebus C1900. Height 61", Width 37 1/2", Depth 16 1/2". £POA.
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GW Ex 11c - A Glasgow school Art magazine rack with circular cut outs to the top C1900. Priced at £SOLD.
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GW Ex 12c - An excellent quality oak Arts & Crafts stick stand with wonderful stylised floral copper panel to the top & copper panel with roundels to the bottom original patina & original drip tray, illustrated on page 364 of Pictorial Dictionary of British 19th Century Furniture Design. Made by Norman & Stacey. Width 22 1/2", Depth 10" Height 41". Circa 1910. Priced at £895.
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GW Ex 13c - Oak Arts & Crafts Bureau attributed to JS Henry with wonderful brass hinges & handles, drop front to reveal writing area, stylised cut-outs to sides with bookshelves below at either side of small cupboard . Circa 1900. Width 32" Depth 17" Height 42". Priced at £POA.
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GW Ex 14c - Superb Oak Arts & Crafts hallstand, with wonderful copper stylised panels to the top cupboard doors in the style of C R Mackintosh, attributed to EA Taylor. This hallstand is depicted in the Wylie & Lochhead catalogue of 1901. Cornice Width 40" Cornice Depth 13" Height 76". £POA.
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GW Ex 15c - An excellent Oak Arts & Crafts hall cupboard, with stylised floral carvings in the style of M H Ballie Scott, with wide moulded cornice, open hat box with hanging space below & tapering Architectual form. Circa 1900. Width from side to side of half moon walking stick holders 44", Depth 14 3/4", Height 78". £1295.
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GW Ex 16c - A top quality Glasgow style Arts & Crafts boot oak cupboard attributed to EATaylor & made by Wylie & Lochhead shown in their catalogue of 1903 with stylised floral cut-outs to the top, wonderful copper handle's & shaped lower rail with heart cut-outs to each corner. Circa 1903. Height 38 3/4", Depth 15 1/2", Width 28 1/2". £SOLD.
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GW Ex 17c - A pair of Glasgow school of art stickstands probabaly made by Wylie & Lochead. One without drip trays. Circa 1900. Width 12" Length 69 1/2". Height 28". POA.
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GW Ex 18c - Arts & Crafts Oak inlaid extending dining table. Leaves drop on either end. Design attributed to John Ednie for Wylie & Lochead. Circa 1900. Width 32" Length 45" extended 75". POA.
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GW Ex 19c - A top quality Glasgow style oak wall cabinet by Harris Lebus with superb inlays & brass pipe tray to the bottom. Circa 1900. Height 35", Depth of cornice 7 3/4", Width of cornice 14 3/4". £595.
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GW Ex 9c - A Superb Shapland & Petter Walnut Arts & Crafts 2 Drawer Desk, with wonderful leaded glass back & stylised lower splats the writing has been re-leathered in a quality skiver. Height 44", Width 42", Depth 22". Circa 1900. £POA.
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