Mahogany & Walnut chairs


M&Wch 5 - 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 & stylised floral inlay to the back splat with original label & original fabric. Circa 1900. £POA.

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M&Wch 6 - A very stylish Arts & Crafts armchair made by J.S.Henry 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 professionaly re-upholstered in a quality Burgandy hide. Circa 1900.
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M&Wch 7 - Set of 10 & a set of 4 Morris & Co oak dining chairs designed in the offices of Richard Norman Shaw, possibly designed by W. Lethaby. Circa 1890. £POA. They match very well & could be used as a set 14. These chairs have all been restored wonderfully & are all ready for upholstery of your choice, my upholsterer will upholster them for £45 a seat + fabric. Circa 1900. £POA.
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M&Wch 8 - A stunning pair of top quality Mahogany armchairs attributed to George Jack for Morris & Co with fabulous inlaid details through out, the style & quality of these armchairs are of a more traditional influence with an artistic feel which was used extensively by George Jack. His own work for Morris & Co is very much in the Sheraton Revivalist style. Circa 1900. £POA.
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M&Wch 9 - A wonderful stylistic Arts & Crafts Walnut armchair attributed to Shapland & Petter with elongated back upholstered head rest with a pewter heart to the centre splat on trumpet style feet. Circa 1900. £1195.
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M&Wch 10 - Good Quality Mahogany tub chair with stylised floral cut outs & cross stretchers, a very well designed & sturdy chair circa 1900 priced at £695.
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M&Wch 11 - A rare & unusual Arts & Crafts armchair in the manner of G M Ellwood with stylised tulip inlays to the elongated front supports. Circa 1900. £POA.
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318 - A Pair of Art Deco armchairs in the manner of Frank Brangwyn C1920. Priced at £850 Each.


330 - Liberty & Co Walnut Arts & Crafts Windsor armchair featured in the Liberty & Co Yule Tide gifts catalogue of 1895-6, & also in the Liberty Design book by Barbara Morris page 109, with original rare green finish. C1890's. Priced at £395 Each.
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331 - A good quality Windsor armchair attributed to Liberty & Co with well designed back supports, shaped seat on turned legs with sculptured turned stretchers. There is an identicle armchair in JEREMY COOPERS victorian & Edwardian Furniture & Interiors page 209 illustration 575 where it is shown on display at Essex & Co showrooms whom CFA Voysey designed this interior of their showrooms & also worked under contract to in 1897. Circa 1890's. Priced at £475.
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332 - Set of 4 Liberty & Co Walnut dining chairs. Circa 1890. Priced at £575
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334 - A wonderful Arts & Crafts Walnut armchair by JSHenry with elongated back sweeping arms & unusual array of stretchers. Circa 1900. Priced at £895.
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335 - Fantastic winged armchair with stylised floral Inlays & hand made tapestry seat commemorating Queen Elizabeth the 2nd. Attributed to Liberty & Co. Circa 1900. Priced at £525.
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336 - Large Walnut 'U' shaped stool. Attributed to Liberty & Co. Circa 1890 May have sold?
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337 - Arts & Crafts Mahogany elbow chair Inlaid with Tulip wood, Stained Sycamore & Mother of Pearl. Attributed to Liberty & Co. Circa 1900. Priced at £475.
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338 - Art & Crafts Walnut armchair probably made by William Birch for Liberty & Co. The seat has now been proffessionaly re-covered in a Wine coloured leather. Circa 1900. Priced at £575.
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M&W 2 - Walnut side chair made by William Birch High Wickham Circa 1900. Priced at £295.
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341 - A wonderful stylistic Arts & Crafts upholstered inlaid Walnut armchair with rails to the sides & crescent shaped cut-outs to the arm fronts. Circa 1905. £475.
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CH - An inlaid mahogany armchair with original fabric to the seat made by William Birch of High Wycombe & probably retailed by L&Co. Circa 1900. £SOLD.
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A superb & rare Arts & Crafts Liberty & Co armchair a variation is shown in the Liberty style book with sylised inlay, superb shaped back supports with twin turned arm supports a wonderful flowing lines, the inlay possibly after a design by Ballie Scott. 1900. £SOLD.
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