Circa 1920
An excellent pair of small vases designed by William Moorcroft in an apple green lustre glaze, part of a range of items retailed by Liberty & Co, London. Marked to the base in the expected manner.
Excellent condition with no faults or signs of any professional repairs.
Provenance: Peter Myers Collection 2021.
Size: 8 (dia) x 12(h)cm each.
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 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 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 1900
Excellent handcrafted Keswick School of Industrial Art (K.S.I.A.) Arts and Crafts Brass Candlestick. Stamped KSIA bowl. Features a pull out sconce/drip tray, the centre with a twisted stem and a planished dished base with repousse entwined rope decoration.
Excellent condition.
Size: 18.5(dia) x 18.6(h)cm
Circa 1970s
An excellent 6′ solid oak refectory style Dining Table from the renowned early ex mouseman and ‘Yorkshire Critters’ craftsman Sid Pollard. Rectangular form, with thick shaped trestle legs, joined by a traditional arched pegged stretcher, the whole piece adzed.
Excellent overall condition, lighter medium fumed finish with a heat/ stain resistant finish and wax over for durability.
Sid Pollard’s work is unusual for an ex Mouseman and Yorkshire Critters craftsman as it is almost always unmarked, he preferred to let his craftsmanship speak for itself.
The matched set of Sid Pollard 4+2 lattice back dining chairs shown in the image gallery below is now sold.
Size: 183(w) x 82.5(w) x 73.5(h)cm
Circa 1960s/70s
An excellent example of a solid oak Ashtray from the Acorn Industries workshop of Alan ‘Acornman’ Grainger of Brandsby.
Excellent condition, display use only, no faults of losses and a rich colour.
Size: 10(w) x 7.8(d) x 2.5(h)cm
Circa 1990s
Superb quality photo frame made from the highest quality sycamore, walnut and ebony inlaid in a geometric design, by luxury furniture maker David Linley. Excellent condition, can be used in portrait or landscape orientation. Stamped Linley to the rear. Sourced from a property in Harrogate, together with a number of other Linley pieces.
New Linley photo frames this size start at £ 425
Known professionally as David Linley, David is probably better known to the public as the Earl of Snowdon, the son of Princess Margaret and Anthony Armstrong – Jones (Lord Snowdon), and the cousin of King Charles lll.
David trained under John Makepeace on leaving school and, naturally talented, he established Linley Furniture in 1985, producing the highest quality furniture and bespoke installations for the high end luxury market. The business continues to trade nationally and internationally today. Whilst his HQ is in London, what is less well known is that his production workshop is on the outskirts of Whitby, North Yorkshire, now operated and owned by his long time associate and friend Mark Asplin Whiteley. David has for many years admired and been appreciative of the skill set in the area and knows the ‘Yorkshire Critters’ workshops based in North Yorkshire.
Size: 22(w) x 27(h) cm portrait orientation. Can also use in landscape orientation.
Circa 1990s
The worlds finest hand rolled cigars deserve the very finest humidity controlled storage. This superb quality Cigar Humidor is made from the highest quality walnut, with inlaid radiating bands of walnut and other woods, made by prestigious luxury furniture and home accessory maker David Linley. Excellent used condition, with hinged and damped lid, cedar interior, moveable centre partition, hygrometer and meshed container for the humidity controlling desiccant packs (eg Boveda). Marked Linley. Opens and closes very neatly, but please note that the key is no longer present to lock it securely. Sourced from a property in Harrogate, together with a number of other Linley furniture and collectable pieces.
New Linley prices are currently in the £ 2,750 to £ 6,995 range depending on size and finish.
Known professionally as David Linley, David is probably better known to the public as the Earl of Snowdon, the son of Princess Margaret and Anthony Armstrong-Jones (Lord Snowdon), and the cousin of King Charles lll.
David trained under John Makepeace on leaving school and, naturally talented, he established Linley Furniture in 1985, producing the highest quality furniture and bespoke installations for the high end luxury market. The business continues to trade nationally and internationally today. Whilst his HQ is in London, what is less well known is that his production workshop is on the outskirts of Whitby, North Yorkshire, now operated and owned by his long time associate and friend Mark Asplin Whiteley. David has for many years admired and been appreciative of the skill set in the area and all the ‘Yorkshire Critters’ workshops based in North Yorkshire.
Size: 34(w) x 17(d) x 9.1(h)cm
Circa 1990s
Superb quality Lamp, Side or Occasional Table made from the highest quality solid sycamore and inlaid veneers by luxury furniture maker David Linley. The square shaped top features quartered sycamore veneers radiating to a chanfered edge with walnut stringing. There is a drawer below, the handle inlaid with veneer, standing on four square tapered legs and stamped Linley to the underside.
Sourced from a property in Harrogate, together with a number of other Linley pieces.
Prices for new Linley Lamp / Side Tables start at £ 3,500, with no upper limit.
Known professionally as David Linley, David is probably better known to the public as the Earl of Snowdon, the son of Princess Margaret and Anthony Armstrong-Jones (Lord Snowdon), and the cousin of King Charles lll.
David trained under John Makepeace on leaving school and, naturally talented, he established Linley Furniture in 1985, producing the highest quality furniture and bespoke installations for the high end luxury market. The business continues to trade nationally and internationally today. Whilst his HQ is in London, what is less well known is that his production workshop is on the outskirts of Whitby, North Yorkshire, now operated and owned by his long time associate and friend Mark Asplin Whiteley. David has for many years admired and been appreciative of the craftsman skill set in the area and knows all the ‘Yorkshire Critters’ workshops based in North Yorkshire.
Size: 50(w) x 52.5(d incl drawer handle) x 59(h)cm
Circa 1990s
Superb quality Coffee / Occasional Table made from the highest quality solid sycamore and inlaid veneers by luxury furniture maker David Linley. The top features radiating inlaid anegre sycamore veneers and bubinga stringing. Curved apron, standing on four square tapered legs and stamped Linley to the underside.
Sourced from a property in Harrogate, together with a number of other Linley pieces.
Prices for new Linley Coffee Tables start at £ 4,500, with no upper limit.
Known professionally as David Linley, David is probably better known to the public as the Earl of Snowdon, the son of Princess Margaret and Anthony Armstrong-Jones (Lord Snowdon), and the cousin of King Charles IIl.
David trained under John Makepeace on leaving school and, naturally talented, he established Linley Furniture in 1985, producing the highest quality furniture and bespoke installations for the high end luxury market. The business continues to trade nationally and internationally today. Whilst his HQ is in London, what is less well known is that his production workshop is on the outskirts of Whitby, North Yorkshire, now operated and owned by his long time associate and friend Mark Asplin Whiteley. David has for many years admired and been appreciative of the craftsman skill set in the area and knows the ‘Yorkshire Critters’ workshops based in North Yorkshire.
Size: 123(w) x 65(d) x 40(h)cm
Circa 1990s
An excellent pair of solid oak Double Wall Lights by the ex Mouseman (1954-66) craftsman Albert Jeffray who retired in 2005. Brass earthed bulb holders and modern 3 core earthed wiring. Each incised with his signature eagle carving and with wall fixing bracket to the rear.
Excellent condition and colour, re-waxed in our workshop.
Offered individually or as a pair
Size 30(w) x 14.5(d) x 15(h)cm
