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CH Brannam, 8 1/2” Owl Bowl for Liberty and Co

October 21, 2011 No Comments

Stock ref: DS2471

Circa 1900

An excellent example of the sought after Owl Bowl made  for Liberty & Co by the North Devon  pottery CH Brannam.  In a dark green glaze, with black owl feather detailing, the owl’s face is hand impressed into 3 sides of the bowl.  Registration number 44561 incised close to the base and factory marked as expected on the base, together with an exhibition loan label (No 6) by the previous owner.

Excellent condition with no known faults.

Provenance:  The David Coachworth and Peter Myers Collection 2021.
Loaned by Peter Myers and exhibited in 1975: Liberty’s 1875-1975, An exhibition to Mark the Firms Centenary, V&A Museum.

Size: 21.5(dia) x 10.5(h)cm

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William Moorcroft 8 1/4” Pomegranate Vase

October 21, 2011 No Comments

Stock ref: DS2524

Circa 1920s / 30s

 A William Moorcroft 8 1/4″ tall Pomegranate Vase in dark blue background glaze. Excellent condition with no apparent faults or repairs and marked in the usual form to the base.

Size:  12.5(dia) x 21(h)cm,  top rim 9cm (dia), base rim 8cm (dia).

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Peter ‘Rabbitman’ Heap, Oak Magazine Rack

October 21, 2011 No Comments

Stock ref: DS2520

Circa 1970s

An excellent example of a solid oak panelled Magazine rack from the Wetwang workshop of former mouseman craftsman Peter ‘Rabbitman’ Heap. Adzed all over and excellent condition and rich aged deeper medium fumed colour.

Size: 42(w) x 22.5(d) x 34.5(h)cm

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Sid Pollard, Yorkshire Oak Bureau

October 21, 2011 No Comments

Stock ref: DS2515

Circa 1980

An excellent example of  a  solid oak Bureau from the renowned ex Mouseman  and ‘Yorkshire Critters’ craftsman Sid Pollard.  In keeping with the craftsmanship of early Mouseman  pieces the Burea is extensively adzed to all visible areas, including the individual inlaid panels. The Bureau features a fall-front  which opens to reveal a writing desk in superb condition and sits on twin pull-out lopers. Additional storage is accomodated in the two short and 3 long drawers. The whole piece is complimented  by the use of traditional wrought iron fittings.

Excellent internal and external condition, finished in a durable wax over polyurethane finish.

Superb value for such craftsmanship.

Sid Pollard lived in Bagby, near Thirsk, and was one of Robert Thompson’s early apprentices, together with his brother. His solo work is almost always unmarked, preferring to let his craftsmanship speak for itself. After leaving Thompson’s he combined his solo work with the family building firm, Pollard Builders. His solo work dates from the  late 40’s through to his death in the early 1990s.

Size: 72(w) x 46(d closed) x 95(h)cm.  Drawer depths:  15 / 18 / 21 / 23 cm

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Derek Slater ‘Lizardman’, Oak Chandelier

October 21, 2011 No Comments

Stock ref: DS2456

Circa 1990

An excellent  solid oak 3 branch  Chandelier from the Acorn Industries (Acornman) trained Yorkshire oak craftsman Derek ‘Lizardman’ Slater of Crayke, near Easingwold. Three slightly curve shaped arms radiate from a central boss with a square carved centrally on the underside. This allows access, if ever needed, to the internal wiring.  Earthed brass bulb holders and modern 3 core wired. Hangs on a 10 link metal chain, supported by an oak octagonally carved ceiling boss. Derek’s trademark lizard is carved prominently to one facet of the central boss.

Excellent condition and warm medium oak colour.

Privately sourced from the original purchasers, in full working order on removal. We’ve tested the electrical continuity on all the wiring with a Multimeter to confirm good internal electrical wiring contacts.

Size: 50 (dia) x 48cm (drop) on a 10 link chain.

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‘Lizardman’ Derek Slater, Oak Chandelier

October 21, 2011 No Comments

Stock ref: DS2455

Circa 1990

An excellent  solid oak 3 branch  Chandelier from the Acorn Industries (Acornman) trained Yorkshire oak craftsman Derek ‘Lizardman’ Slater of Crayke, near Easingwold. Three slightly curve shaped arms radiate from a central boss with a tudor rose carved centrally on the underside. This allows access, if ever needed, to the internal wiring.  Earthed brass bulb holders and modern 3 core wired. Hangs on a 5 link metal chain, supported by an oak octagonally carved ceiling boss. Derek’s trademark lizard is carved prominently to one facet of the central boss.

Excellent condition and warm medium oak colour.

If you are looking for a pair of chandeliers this piece matches exactly item DS2454.

Privately sourced from the original purchasers, in full working order on removal. We’ve tested the electrical continuity on all the wiring with a Multimeter to confirm good internal electrical wiring contacts.

Size: 50 (dia) x 40cm (drop) on a 5 link chain.

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Derek ‘Lizardman’ Slater, Oak Chandelier

October 21, 2011 No Comments

Stock ref: DS2454

Circa 1990

An excellent  solid oak 3 branch  Chandelier from the Acorn Industries (Acornman) trained Yorkshire oak craftsman Derek ‘Lizardman’ Slater of Crayke, near Easingwold. Three slightly curve shaped arms radiate from a central boss with a tudor rose carved centrally on the underside. This allows access, if ever needed, to the internal wiring.  Earthed brass bulb holders and modern 3 core wired. Hangs on a 5 link metal chain, supported by an oak octagonally carved ceiling boss. Derek’s trademark lizard is carved prominently to one facet of the central boss.

Excellent condition and warm medium oak colour.

If you are looking for a pair of chandeliers this piece matches exactly item DS2455.

Privately sourced from the original purchasers, in full working order on removal. We’ve tested the electrical continuity on all the wiring with a Multimeter to confirm good internal electrical wiring contacts.

Size: 50 (dia) x 40cm (drop) on a 5 link chain.

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Andrew ‘Butterflyman’ Conning, Oak 4’ Sideboard

September 27, 2011 No Comments

Stock ref: DS2433

Circa 1980s

Rare to market solid oak Sideboard / Cupboard from the  ex Acorn Industries (Acornman) trained craftsman Andrew ‘ Butterflyman’ Conning who established  his own workshop in 1983.

Features  a flat planed top and twin field panelled doors to the front with a central divide into which is carved Andrew’s signature butterfly. Two fixed shelves internally on each side, brass door fittings.

Superb condition, wonderful medium colour.

Great value for a Yorkshire Crittters Oak craftsman’s piece.

Size: 122(w) x 44.5(d) x 86(h)cm

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Stanley Webb Davies of Windermere, Arts and Crafts Oak Serving Trolley

September 27, 2011 No Comments

Stock ref: DS2461

1942

A rare solid oak three tier Serving Trolley from the Windermere, Cumbria workshop of Stanley Webb Davies, the renowned Cotswold School trained Arts and Crafts furniture maker. Stanley Webb Davies pieces are always rare to the market and increasingly highly sought after, representing understated Arts and Crafts furniture at its very best, in the Cotswold School style of Gimson, Romney Green and the Barnsley’s. Displaying the very finest cabinet making techniques and skills combined with meticulous attention to the smallest details.

SWD signed and dated 1942 in the expected manner, made by  Brian L Rickett. 

A rare and highly useable piece of furniture which presents in original unrestored condition, standing on it’s original castors, finished in a waxed dark oak colour.

Excellent provenance, purchased directly from the original owners local family estate, together with other SWD pieces all dated 1940s or 50s.

Size: 92(w) x 72(d) x 50.5(h)cm

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Stanley Webb Davies, Arts and Crafts Oak Standard Lamp

September 3, 2011 No Comments

Stock ref: DS2462

1956

 

An excellent  solid oak Standard Lamp from the Windermere, Cumbria workshop of Stanley Webb Davies, the renowned Cotswold School trained Arts and Crafts furniture maker. Stanley Webb Davies pieces are rare to the market and increasingly highly sought after, representing understated Arts and Crafts furniture at its very best, in the Cotswold School style of Gimson, Romney Green and the Barnsley’s. Displaying the very finest cabinet making techniques and skills combined with meticulous attention to the smallest details.

SWD signed and dated 1956 to the base in the expected manner, made by  Fred Ellison. 

A rare and highly useable piece of furniture which presents in excellent condition  and full working order  with new antique brass bulb fittings, period style braided 3 core earthed wiring and plug.

Excellent provenance, purchased directly from the original owners local family estate, together with other SWD pieces all dated 1940s or 50s. 

Size: 50(dia) x 160(h)cm excl. bulb fitting

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