Circa 1960s
An excellent bespoke commissioned 3′ wide oak Cabinet from the Husthwaite workshop of Wilf ‘Squirrelman’ Hutchinson. Of rectangular form with open storage to the upper half and sliding doors to the lower cupboard section, standing on four square block feet. Mitre jointed top and exposed dovetails to the lower sides, Wilf’s trademark squirrel carved in relief to one side.
Excellent condition, cleaned and rewaxed in our workshop.
Size: 91(w) x 27(d) x 81(h)cm.
Circa late 1960s/70s
A wonderful 6 3/4″ Textured Glass Nail Head Vase, pattern number 9683 in the rare aubergine colour, designed by Geoffrey Baxter for the renowned British glass manufacturer Whitefriars.
No known faults, remains of original Whitefriars label on the base
Size: 4.5(w) x 4.5(d) x 17(h)cm
Circa late 1960s/70s
A wonderful 6 3/4″ Textured Glass Nail Head Vase, pattern number 9683 in the rare cinnamon colour, designed by Geoffrey Baxter for the renowned British glass manufacturer Whitefriars.
No known faults.
Size: 4.5(w) x 4.5(d) x 17(h)cm
Circa late 1960s/70s
A wonderful 6 3/4″ Textured Glass Nail Head Vase, pattern number 9683 in the popular kingfisher blue colour, designed by Geoffrey Baxter for the renowned British glass manufacturer Whitefriars.
The only known faults are tiny ‘flea bites’ on the top flat rim.
Size: 4.5(w) x 4.5(d) x 17(h)cm
Circa 1970s
A wonderful 8″ Textured Glass Nail Head Vase, pattern number 9808 in the quite rare aubergine colour, designed by Geoffrey Baxter for the renowned British glass manufacturer Whitefriars.
No known faults.
Size: 5.5(w) x 5.5(d) x 20(h)cm
Circa 1970s
A wonderful 8″ Textured Glass Nail Head Vase, pattern number 9808 in the ruby colour, designed by Geoffrey Baxter for the renowned British glass manufacturer Whitefriars.
Excellent except for a tiny chip on the top rim of one corner, shown in the image gallery below.
Size: 5.5(w) x 5.5(d) x 20(h)cm
Circa 1970s
An excellent Textured Glass Cylindrical Bark Vase, pattern number 9690 in the rare indigo colour, designed by Geoffrey Baxter for the renowned British glass manufacturer Whitefriars.
No known faults.
Size: 8(dia) x 18.5(h)cm
Circa 1960s/70s
A superb set of 3 vintage Lollipop Vases from the Italian Glass maker Murano. Two are 40cm tall, the other 31cm tall, each of slender tapering shaped form with colored lines of white, plave blue and pale green.
Superb condition with no faults.
Sizes: 9 (dia) x 40(h)cm, 7.5(dia) x 31(h)cm
Circa 1900
A rare and excellent handcrafted Keswick School of Industrial Art (K.S.I.A.) Arts and Crafts Small Brass Trinket Box. Rectangular shape with lipped base & lid, the lid repousse decorated. Stamped KSIA to the base.
Excellent condition.
Size: 10.5(w) x 5(d) x 3.5(h)cm
Circa 1950s/60s
An excellent pair of the sought after earlier made 1/3/4″ Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson of Kilburn solid oak Napkin Rings, more modern examples being a larger diameter and 2″ in height.
Excellent condition and darker fumed and waxed colour with nicely detailed mice carvings to a facet of the octagonally carved napkin rings.
Size: 4.3 (h)cm.
Circa 1900
A beautiful Art Nouveau Austrian Iridescent Glass Bowl with hinged brass lid and silver or white metal inlaid flower decoration to both the upper and under side. The glass bowl of tapering form in iridescent hues of predominently gold and red. Stamped OE.P.10385 / DRGM. 168180 / DRP 145366/OE.P. 12753.
Beuatiful condition with no glass cracks or loss.
Size: 15(dia) x 6.6(h)cm
Circa 1970s/80s
A characterful 12″ solid oak breadboard by Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson. Previously lightly used as intended it presents with an adzed surface and signature mouse carved into one bevelled edge and some very minor knife cuts to the board.
Cleaned and clear waxed.
Size: 30.5(w) x 25(d) x 2.5(h)cm
