Stock ref: DS2278

Circa 1950s

A  rare and beautiful solid oak Fruitbowl carved in the form of a leaf from the talented ex Mouseman craftsman Martin ‘Lizardman’ Dutton of Huby. Carved and tooled internally and externally with Martin’s trademark and very distinctive Lizard signature to the inside of the bowl. 

Excellent darker fumed and waxed condition with no faults or repairs.

Martin Dutton (1921-2009) of Huby, Nr York was a talented craftsman who trained and worked at Thompson’s through the war years. His solo work from the late 40s onwards bears  his distinctive Lizard carving. Martin, who was deaf from birth, later became the senior woodwork teacher at the  Yorkshire Residential School for the Deaf in Doncaster, the lizard carving later continued by his associate Yorkshire craftsman Derek Slater.

Size: 23.2(l) x 14.8(w) x 5(h)cm

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Stock ref: DS2277

Circa 1950s

A beautiful matched pair of well proportioned and rare to market solid oak Candlesticks from the talented ex Mouseman craftsman Martin ‘Lizardman’ Dutton of Huby. Each standing 6″ tall on a tooled octagonally carved base with  triangular carved detailing leading to a facetted  octagonal central stem and top collar. Each carved with Martin’s trademark and very distinctive Lizard signature, which is quite different to the later Derek Slater’s lizard carving. 

Excellent darker fumed and waxed condition with a little expected scorch marking to the  candle sockets  from usage.

Martin Dutton (1921-2009) of Huby, Nr York was a talented craftsman who trained and worked at Thompson’s through the war years. His solo work from the late 40s onwards bears  his distinctive Lizard carving. Martin, who was deaf from birth, later became the senior woodwork teacher at the  Yorkshire Residential School for the Deaf in Doncaster, the lizard carving later continued by his associate Yorkshire craftsman Derek Slater.

Size:  8.5(dia) x 15.2(h)cm

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Stock ref: DS2276

Circa 1950s

An excellent and rare to market solid oak Pin Dish  by the ex Mouseman craftsman Martin’Lizardman’ Dutton of Huby, North Yorkshire. Rich darker fumed colour with a subtly tooled upper surface and his distinctive fluidly carved lizard signature.

Martin Dutton (1921-2009) of Huby, Nr York was a talented craftsman who trained and worked at Thompson’s through the war years. His solo work from the late 40s onwards bears  his distinctive Lizard carving. Martin, who was deaf from birth, later became the senior woodwork teacher at the  Yorkshire Residential School for the Deaf in Doncaster, the lizard carving later continued by his associate Yorkshire craftsman Derek Slater.

Size: 10.1(w) x 7.6(d) x 3.2(h)cm

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