Art Deco decorative cabinet
£1,950.00A striking Art Deco cabinet with painted fretwork detailing, could be used as a drinks cabinet.
Height 54” Width 42””. Depth 18”
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A striking Art Deco cabinet with painted fretwork detailing, could be used as a drinks cabinet.
Height 54” Width 42””. Depth 18”


Please see ticket shown on the last photo for description
Height 68”. Width 48”. Depth 21”
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it is in very good clean condition with key


A fine large Biedermeier three drawer chest, with original lock and key Circa 1850’s.
In good condition.
Height 37” Width 50” Depth 26”


1900 -1920 Gustav Stickley quartersawn oak sideboard.
Quarter-sawing means cutting a log radially to growth rings to
produce a “vertical” and uniform pattern grain.
This method of cutting oak produces boards with the wonderful medulliary-ray figuring so prized by cabinet -makers.
Quartersawn oak was popular with artisans of the Arts and Craft and
Mission movements.
This is an excellent example of Stickley craftmanship.
There is an old Stickley paper label on the back and a stamped label
inside the drawer.
Width 168cm / Depth 61cm / Height 94cm / add plate rack max height 122cm.
Very good condition.
Free delivery England.


A fine lightly limed quater sawn oak chest of drawers, with an early ivorine button label inset to top right hand draw. this would date it between 1920 to 1930, in good clean solid condition.
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Height 48” 123 cm. Width 39” 100 cm. Depth 19” 49 cm


A fine Quatersawn oak cupboard over four graduated drawers, from Heals and sons 346 range
In very good condition clean condition, with original brass fittings, lock and 2 keys
H 63”. W 42”. D 21”


Early Heals of London, circa 1920’s set of 9 drawers, bottom 4 graduated.
With original lock and key for all drawers.
Constructed of solid Mahogany, in good condition.
Height 48”. Width 42”. Depth 19”


A fine quarter sawn solid oak small boy, from the Letchworth range . With working lock and key.
In excellent condition
Height 4 foot. Width 3 foot. Depth 20”


This fine Heals and son bureau/bookcase has the early Heals button ivorin lable inset, dating it to the 1900’s. Made from solid Oak
Glazed bookcase with two drawers and cupbords under. It comes with original lock and key.
Height 197cm Width of base 94 cm Top cornice 97 cm Depth 51 cm


A very practical cabinet or small boy. Could be used for storage in a bedroom or living romm
quarter sawn oak with Heals ivorine button label to drawer
Height 52”. Width 31”. Depth 19”


With quarter sawn Oak veneers to the front, it is deep enough to take a modern coat hanger or it could be used as a broom/mop cupboard for a non fitted kitchen.
It has an original working lock and key.
Date: 1930s : 1930
Dimensions H.177 cm W.51cm D. 51 cm


Made to the design of Peter Waals. Solid oak a very practical and useful item of furniture.
Consisting of full hanging space, a flight of four drawers with shelf’s above.
These where made by apprentice cabinet makers at the Loughborough Art College for there dormitories with exposed dovetails and wedged tenon details showing on the side panels.
Peter Waals studied under Ernest Gimson eventually owning his own workshop and later becoming a consultant at Loughborough College shorty before his death in 1937.
This item consists of four parts overall size 200 cm x 147 cm x 55 cm.
Dismantled, Base 148 cm x 55/57 cm x 16 cm.
Wardrobe 185 cm x 62 cm x 55 cm.
Chest 83 cm x 52 cm.
Bookcase 85 cm x 82 cm x 25 cm.
Circa 1920s
Good condition.
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