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A stunning high quality desk made in the 1920’s. The Walnut is veneered in sections and outlined with Boxwood stringing. The drawers also have Boxwood edging, each having their original 4 levered locks, supplied with two keys. The desk has been re polished for sale. it is believed to be a limited edition made by Heals and son Tottenham Court Road London.
Height 77cm. Width 130 cm. Depth 64 cm
1920s John Hall Thorpe woodblock prints. Good condition.
More photos available.
Frame 42 x 31 cm.
Print 18 x 16 cm.
Size Hight 14”. Width 22”. Depth 11”
Hand carved Celtic knot pattern with dragon heads.
Soild Oak with original tapestry seat cover and studded pins.
1920s Alexander Ritchie Copper Tray.
A identical tray is illustrated on (page 46 image 12b)
In E. Mairi MacArthur Book IONA Celtic Art / The Works of Alexander and Euphemia Ritchie.
Width 66cm / 37cm Depth 3cm.
Good condition apart from a small dent which can be seen in photo.
Free Delivery England.
A large oval mirror from the Iona Celtic Art (ICA) workshop. Circa 1900.
Beautiful repouse work with the iconic three-lobed leaf pattern , illustrated in the ICA book by E Mairi MacArthur.
Measures 24” by 18”
Rare Nuns cross from the Iona Celtic Art workshop
Silver and enamel. Measuring 4 x 3 cm
A good clean copy of Nicholson’s illustrated alphabet, with twenty six woodblock prints each with a different character representing a letter of the alphabet.
The letter A for Artist is interestingly William Nicholson himself and B for Beggar is the face of his brother.
Each of the woodblock is in excellent condition, with strong solid colours and could therefore be framed up separately if required.
The book’s inner and outer spine are fine, corners only slightly bumped, there is some offsetting from the plates but this has transferred to the opposite page that is blank.
This is popular second edition from 1898.
A quote from St. James’s Gazette – “You must turn to your best specimens of Japanese colour-printing to get anything better than these boldly-constructed black and reds”
The Art Journal stated “Mr. Nicholson has found a path for himself, and he reigns there without rival”
Measurements ; Book= High 31.5 cm Wide 25.5 cm Wood Blocks High 24.5 cm Wide 19 cm
We are also selling a copy of Nicholson’s Almanac of Twelve Sports.
Liberty heavy gauge pewter tea set on tray, with cane handles , Honestly pattern, all the five pieces have the same registration numbers. It is in excellent condition
It measured 19”long by 14 “ deep.
A rare find, Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co terracotta sundial.
Arts & Crafts. 1880-1900.
Height 97cm plus 11cm for brass total hight 108cm.
Width 37cm.
Featured in Stephen A Martin Book Archibald Knox, page 83.
A striking Art Deco cabinet with painted fretwork detailing, could be used as a drinks cabinet.
Height 54” Width 42””. Depth 18”
A very stylish Art Deco side table in a pale Walnut, it has a classic architectural central stand.
The top is leather and dose have a few bruises ( see photo gallery.
Diameter 27”. Height 25”
Please see ticket shown on the last photo for description
Height 68”. Width 48”. Depth 21”
Please contact us if you would like to like more information on this piece.
it is in very good clean condition with key
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