New Arrivals Decorative smalls & Lighting NA 7
An outstanding mantle clock attributed to Dr Christopher Dresser, the style & period of this clock all point towards Dresser, the double fusee movement is one of the best & was made by William Tucker, who Worked in Bristol between 1862 - 1900, it has a beautiful chime & is in full working order.
Height , Width ", 4 3/4". Circa 1870.
£POA. Email us for more info on this item
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NA 8
A Liberty & Co Arts & Crafts copper mirror in wonderful original condition with a lovely natural build up of rich chocolate coloured patina to the copper, it has it's original back & has been loved all it's life a prestine example with the original rare convex mirror.
Width 22" across. Circa 1900.
£POA.
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NA 9
A rare set of three silver plated meat covers designed by CR Ashbee & made by the Guild Of Handicraft. Large Height 8 1/4", Width at base 10 3/4" Length at base 13 3/4", Medium Height 7", Width at base 9 3/4", Length at base 11 1/2", Small Height 5", Width at base 7 3/4", Length at base 10 1/2".£POA.
These are unmarked but have been authenticated by The Guild of Handicrafts silver smiths who still make silver in Chipping Camden in traditional ways to this day. www.hartsilversmiths.co.uk
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NA 10
A rare & important pair of hand formed steel candlesticks designed by Earnest Gimson & made by Alfred Bucknell. The last 3 images are his original signed drawings for them which are held at The Cheltenham Museum Collections.
£POA.
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NA 11
A well executed Arts & Crafts enamelled wall plaque with a Mermaid beckoning a ship flanked by 2 separate enamels of fish with stunning colours.
The frame measures 15" x 11 1/2" & just the plaque measures 11 1/2" x 8".
£POA.
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NA 12
A Dellia Robbia wall palque by Ellen Mary Rope depicting the nursery rhythm 'Round & Round The Mulberry Bush'
Actual plaque measures 22" 12 1/2" Frame measures 25" x 16".
£POA.
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NA 13
A good quality John Pearson copper wall sconce with peacock details.
£POA.
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NA 14
A rare Glasgow School wall sconce by Margaret Gilmour.
£SOLD.
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NA 15
A rare Birmingham Guild of Handicraft brass table lamp designed by Arthur Dixon. The last image is from the V&A booklet, that particular table lamp was donated by the daughter of C.R.Ashbee founder of The Guild Of Handicraft.
£SOLD.
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NA 16
Birmingham Guild of Handicraft (attributed), a quality wall light with a vaseline glass shade, 33cm high
£800.
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NA
A stunning centre light with floral vaseline shade within a hand formed copper casement with heart details to the ceiling sconce.
£SOLD.
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NA 17
An Arts & crafts brass centre light with vaseline shade within.
£995.
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NA 18
An Arts & Crafts silver plated hanging lantern with a rare Vaseline & Cranberry shade with stlised cut-outs,
Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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NA 19
A rare pair of WAS Benson brass & copper oil lamps.
Circa 1895.
£POA.
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NA 20
An Arts Copper mantle clock in the manner of George Walton with hand formed stylised floral details to the sides, the dial with brass ring & riveted details around it's circumference flanked by brass legs to each corner with conforming riveted details & a domed top also riveted. This clock is extremely good quality with very heavy gage copper & it is in full working condition with an almost silent tick.
Height 7 3/4" to the dome, Width of the top 14 3/4", Depth of the top 4 3/4". Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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NA 21
An Arts & Crafts Glasgow style patinated brass clock with whiplash side details & very subtle & finely excecuted tooled details to the edges of the clock face & around the 3 Mother Of Pearl squares which are united with a central diamond detail, & on a Brass plinth base with moulded details.
Height 6 1/4", Depth at the base 2 1/8", Length at the base 6 3/4". Circa 1900.
£1295.
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NA 22
A pair of Liberty & Co silver toast racks in the Glasgow Style with Celtic inscribed details & Celtic interlacing handles.
Circa 1935. Height 4", Width 3", Length 3 1/4".
£POA.
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NA 23
James Halliday for Della Robbia. A rare pottery wall plaque depicting the bust of a young child in period costume . I have had an identical plaque signed J. Halliday & marked JH over FL to reverse.
£POA.
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NA 24
A large WAS Benson oil brass & copper oil lamp.
Height 38" & the feet are 16" apart. Circa 1895.
£POA.
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NA 25
A WAS Benson brass & copper 3 leg oil lamp with removable font in the form of a large flower.
Height 30 1/2". Circa 1895.
£POA.
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NA 27
An Arts & Crafts Silver Plated Clock of Architectural form with riveted construction & copper face with hand formed numerals. This clock has a brass plaque which reads:- Presented to H.V.H.Everard by the members of the Ramblers Club of the South Western Polytechnic Chelsea on the occasion of His Marriage July 1909. I also have 2 original photographs of the presentation.
Height 15 1/2", Width 8 1/4", Depth 8 1/4".
£POA.
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NA 28
A rare Arts & Crafts hand wrought iron Epergne attributed to James Powell with a hand blown Vaseline glass Lily vase.
Height 48". Circa 1900.
£POA.
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NA 29
An Arts & Crafts hand formed & hand hammered copper 3 branch ceiling light with three Turquoise Ruskin Jewels inset to the main body. The hammering of the copper is very particular & is of the hand of Richard Rathbone one of the finest Arts & Crafts metal workers of the period, he also made beautiful handles & hinges for furniture often with entwined or twisted handles.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
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NA 30
Christopher Dresser. A Benham & Froud brass, copper & pewter plate with the sun to the top, a pewter peacock to the centre flanked by stylised floral brass showing through the copper & engrave foilage to the base.
Length across 10 1/2". Circa 1885.
£POA.
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NA 21
WAS Benson brass table lamps in the form of Swans with Heart shaped bases. can also be wall mounted.
Height 18 1/2", Length of base 7 1/2". Circa 1895.
£SOLD.
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NA 33
WAS Benson. An outstanding Arts & Crafts copper & brass lily pad chandelier with original ceiling rose & treble chain down to six mushroom style copper fans with six brass shaped supports & 6 through cut-outs above which when lite reflect a flower to the ceiling & three electric cables that support the lower copper ring & cut glass shade with 3 bulb holders inside the shade.
Height of chandelier from ceiling to tip of shade is " long, Width 24 across the copper shades" Width of cut glass shade 8 1/4". It has a patent number stamped into it 235457 which dates it at C1894. Last two images fully restored.
£SOLD.

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NA 34
Designed by Harold Sargison, made by Sargison's, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia, 1920 - 1940 A boxed set of 6 hand made & hand hammered silver spoons with 6 different coloured semi-precious cabochons 'entwined wire set' on twisted stems in the style of C.R.Ashbee but made by . Height 4 1/2". Circa 1905. £POA.
Harold Sargison of Hobart designed and crafted hand-wrought silver spoons in the Arts and Crafts style from about 1920, when he acquired a jewellery business at 31 Murray Street, until his retirement in 1980, at the age of 95. An identical spoon to this set was presented to the Museum in 2002, the collection was assembled in the 1980s by Dr G W Kenneth Cavill, an Emeritus Professor of the University of New South Wales. In his retirement, Professor Cavill has researched and published the histories of notable Australian silverware manufacturers of the first part of the 20th century.
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NA 35
Sir Edmund Elton (1846-1920) for The Sunflower Pottery, a gold crackle glazed tall ewer, painted mark.
Height 14 1/2" 38cm, Width across the centre to the handle 9". Circa 1895.
£POA.
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NA 36
A rare 'Ashby Guild' Lustre ginger jar with decorated with 3 medieval style dragons, 2 in Silver but slightly different colourways & one in Gold with a rich ruby red background glaze with crackle style detail throughout. Dated 1914 & 'Ashby Guild' in the oval impressed mark on the bottom which one can't quite see in the images. Ashby Guild started in Circa 1909 & were in Woodville Nr Burton-on-Trent Derbyshire & interestingly joined Ault pottery in 1922 who's chief designer was Dr C Dresser.
Height 8 3/4", Width at widest point 6". Circa 1895.
£POA.
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NA 37
WAS Benson. An outstanding Arts & Crafts copper & brass chandelier with six James Powell of Whitefriars Vaseline shades. Absolutely stunning.
Height of chandelier from ceiling without chain 4', original chain is 36" long so one can hang it from 4' to anything between a 7'drop depending on chain, Width shade to shade 25". Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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NA 38
A Liberty & Co Arts & Crafts Wall clock with a pair of Owls to each side & a blue Ruskin jewell to the base with a Motto that reads "IMPROVE TIME IN TIME WHILE TIME LASTS, FOR SOMETIMES NO TIMES WHEN TIMES PAST".
Height ".
£POA.
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WANTED - ALWAYS WANTED, GOOD PRICES PAID FOR W.A.S.BENSON LIGHTING OF ANY DESCRIPTION, INCLUDING KETTLES & OIL LAMPS LOST FROM THEIR ORIGINAL STANDS AS SHOWN IN IMAGES 2,3 & 4 & COPPER SHADES OR ANY OTHER SPARE ITEMS, BASICALLY ANYTHING & ALL TO DO WITH W.A.S. BENSON LIGHTING, FURNITURE, THE FIREPLACE, PLANTERS, TRAYS OR MUSIC STANDS. CASH PAID ON THE SPOT & POSTAGE PAID TOO.
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NA 39
A Glasgow School cylindrical vase with wonderful oblong enamels & stylised leaf details to the sides on a circular base.
Height 10", Width 3 1/2". Circa 1900.
£POA.
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NA 40
An Arts & Crafts hand formed copper umbrella stand with scroll over top with repousse stylised floral roundels & copper rods uniting the umbrella shaped base with original solid copper drip tray.
Height 29 1/2", Width 16 1/4", Depth 6 1/4". Circa 1900.
£SOLD.
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NA 31
A Sucessionist gun metal ashtray attributed to Hector Guimard.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
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NA 42
An Art Deco cold patinated Bronze sculpture by B.M.Fernandez depicting a semi naked maiden holding the torch of life. An exquisite piece with extremely fine detailing through out shown at it's best to the feet & hands a superb quality bronze & made in Uruguay.
Height 13 1/2, Depth of base 3", Width of base 4 1/2". Circa 1920's.
£795.

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NA 43
A vanity mirror with an enamelled stylised Peacock to the back & an enamelled letter amongst green heart shaped leaves attributed to The Guild of Handicraft.
Length 12 3/4", Width 6 3/4". Circa 1895.
£POA.
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NA 44
A silver plated planter attributed to Margaret Gilmour with flaring top & stylised floral repousse details.
Circa 1900.
£POA.
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NA 45
Two Scottish School silver brooches made by Iona, 1 in the shape of a shield & one as a siple circulatr brooch, the quality of craftsmanship is the best & the design is outstanding.
Circa 1895.
£POA.
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NA 46
A well executed needle point of a Fairy sitting amongst flowers in it's wonderful original circular frame, this won 2nd prise in the 1903 Daily Mail Needlework competition which is written on the back.
Height 25 1/2". Circa 1903.
£POA.
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NA 47
60 pilkingtons Arts & Crafts tile with Moulded ‘P’ mark, 60 in stock.
6"square.
£165 each.
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NA
A hand tooled leather jewelry box with vines & grape decoration & a motto around the top which reads 'WELL MIGHT CORNELIA SAY, WHEN THE RICH CASKET SHONE IN BRIGHT ARRAY. THERE ARE MY JEWELS.
Height 3 1/4", Depth 3", Length 6". Circa 1890.
£SOLD.
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NA
An Arts & Crafts Peacock wall sconce attributed to John Pearson with twin arms for candles hand formed from iron which are attached to the iron legs of the Peacock a fabulous handmade Work of Art.
Circa 1890's.
£SOLD.
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NA
A sweet little Mouseman Barometer.
Circa 1950' 60's.
£SOLD.
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