Stock ref: DS1943

Circa 1970s

An excellent example of the popular 18″ tall Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Cow  Stool with a tradional  kidney shaped seat supported on three octagonally carved and tapered legs which are wedge jointed through the seat. A  trademark mouse signature carved prominently to the centre edge of the seat.

Excellent condition with tight legs joints, clear wax finished  following a light clean to remove minor spalsh marking.

Size: 41(w) x 37(d) x 45(hcm),  seat 37(w) x 28(d)cm

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Stock ref: DS1928

Circa 1950s

A wonderfully coloured  and patinated example of the sought after and rare to market earlier made  2’9″ wide and 4′ tall  Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Bookcase. Adzed to the side frames, upper shelf and, unusually for these bookcases, to the inside rear panelling. Four adjustable shelves.

Currently awaiting cleaning, the photographs are of the item as purchased. We can supply the piece as  it is or cleaned and re-waxed, pricing accordingly.

Size: 84(w) x 26(d) x 122.5(h)cm

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Stock ref: DS1925

Circa 1930s/40s

An excellent example of an early Mouseman 3′ Single Bed with panelled head and footboards and  the earlier adzed panelling and framework. Complete with  it’s original Vono metal  side irons which are ready to accept a standard single sized base  and mattress. Easily dismantled for transport,  the side irons are secured in place with 4 bolts at each  corner.

Excellent condition and patinated colour. Great value  compared to the current new price of £ 2,480.

The images are of the piece as purchased, it will be cleaned and re-waxed prior to sale.

We have a  list of clients looking for single and double beds, if you have one  you are thinking of selling please contact us.

Size: 91(w) x 198.5(d) x 108(h – headboard) 67(h – footboard) cm.

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Stock ref: DS1878

Circa 1970s

An excellent example of the popular 18″ tall Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Cow  Stool with a tradional  kidney shaped seat supported on three octagonally carved and tapered legs which are wedge jointed through the seat. A  trademark mouse signature carved prominently to the centre edge of the seat.

Excellent condition, cleaned and re-waxed to remove minor usage staining.

Size: 42(w) x 36.5(d) x 45(h)cm

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Stock ref: DS1608

Circa 1970s

A lovely example of the ever popular oak Ashtray from the workshops of Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson of Kilburn. Deep rich colour, no losses, very minor evidence of usage.

Size: 10.2(w) x 7.5(d) x 3.89h)cm

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Stock ref: DS1879

Circa 1980s/90s

A superb example of the Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Pin Dish which has only ever been used as a display piece and  presents in a warm medium fumed honey colour.

Rarer to the market than the similar sized mouseman ashtrays.

Size: 10.2(w) x 7.5(d) x 3.8(h)cm

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Stock ref: DS1852

Circa 1980s

A lovely example of a Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson Oak Small Chopping Board or Tea Pot Stand, and an affordable  item to get started as a collector of vintage  ‘Mouseman’. Octagonal base with a signature mouse carved to one sloped edge.

Purchased privately from the original owner, who although used the item as a small cutting board, ensured they used the underside for this purpose, ensuring the topside has remained  in excellent condition. Waxed in more recent years and used for display.

Size: 19(w) x 19(d) x 2.2(h)cm

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Stock ref: DS1927

Circa  1940s/50s

An excellent pair of earlier made 8″ oak candlesticks from Robert ‘Mouseman’ Thompson, of square based form with a central octagonally carved central stem  and leaf shaped carving down to the lower corners, similar to the table lamps. Superb condition, dark fumed from new  with lovely rich colour  with very well executed mice carved to  a facet on the stem of each candlestick. Baize lined, probably a fairly recent addition.

Size: 8.5(w) x 8.5(d) x 20.3(h)cm

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