Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin (1812-1852) an oak chest of two short and three long drawers, with a chamfered carcass, the drawers with iron bail ...

John Francis Bentley (1839-1902), an ebonised stretcher table, designed for Sunnydene, Rockhills, Sydenham (1868-1870), the rectangular top with a...

A set of four Gothic oak single dining chairs, in the manner of William Atkinson, each with carved and pierced decoration, a padded back and over...

A French Gothic oak open bookcase, mid-19th century, the top section with ornately and crisply carved fleur-de-lys and flowering foliage, over ope...

William Butterfield's drawing table, the George III mahogany chest with an adjustable drawing slope on brass ratcheted supports, over two panelled...

'The John Pope-Hennessy cabinet', c.1850, a Victorian collector's cabinet, the four panelled doors enclosing later shelves on a plinth base, one d...

An Arts and Crafts oak dressing mirror, the chamfered frame with a moulded top rail and inset, lobed, ebonised roundels to the corners. 62cm wide ...

A pair of tall brass candlesticks, 19th century, probably Italian, each with cast Renaissance-style decoration, raised on a quatrefoil base set wi...

A small oak side table, 19th century, the rectangular top with rounded corners, on end supports with three-quarter turned columns, linked by a cha...

An oak turner's chair by John Starkey, c.1892-1904, in the 17th-century style, with turned and chip-carved decoration, 64cm wide 54cm deep 86.5cm ...

An oak dining chair, 19th century, the red leather upholstery with bold brass studs and gilt family crests, on a chamfered oak frame, 51cm wide 96...

After a design by Dr Christopher Dresser, c.1875, a painted cast iron stick stand, the arched top over a pierced strapwork back and a removable dr...

A French Art Deco cabinet, the revolving fold-over top, over four drop-down sides, on turned, tapering, fluted supports, with stained red detail, ...

▴ Verena Wriedt (German, contemporary), dated 1981, a light oak desk and stand for storage and display of photographic slides, the top section wit...

W A S Benson (1854-1924) for Morris & Co. (1875-1940), c.1900, an oak sideboard/dresser, the closed plate rack with carved detail to the shaped fr...

After a design by Charles Locke Eastlake (1836-1906), c.1870, an oak extending dining table with a single leaf, the top extending with brass ring ...

An upholstered chair on turned front legs and castors, c.1870, by Gillow & Co., Lancaster, upholstered in red fabric throughout, with buttoned det...

Workshop of Peter Waals (Dutch 1870-1937), an octagonal walnut centre table, after a design by Ernest Gimson (1864-1919), dated 1939, on chamfere...

A Gothic Revival satin walnut armchair, c.1870, by Walford & Donkin, the pierced and pegged frame with a slatted seat, centred with a pierced pan...

An Aesthetic Movement settee, c.1875, with a crimson back, seat and arms, raised on ebonised supports and castors, 142cm wide 70cm deep 82cm hig...

A pair of Arts and Crafts oak chairs, in the manner of Shapland & Petter, each with an arched back, a central carved panel, over a rush seat, uni...

An Arts and Crafts copper mirror, c.1900, inset with enamels, 72cm wide 56cm high ...[more]

A pair of ebonised ash 'Sussex' chairs, attributed to Morris and Co., each with a spindle gallery, now with woolwork embroidered seats, worn, 45...

An ebonised Thebes stool, after a design by Leonard Wyburd for Liberty & Co., with a leather seat, with brass studs and gallery, 44cm square 37...

A Liberty & Co. oak bookcase, with a three-quarter gallery, over a central lead-glazed cupboard enclosing three shelves, flanked either side with...

A Liberty & Co. walnut bookcase, late 19th/early 20th century, with a three-quarter gallery, a shelf with a leaded glass cupboard, over a drawer a...

An Arts and Crafts copper and oak side cabinet, by Shapland & Petter of Barnstaple, the hammered copper-mounted top, over an undertier and a pane...

An oak three-tier bookstand, c.1880, with 'X' framed supports to the sides, 69cm wide 43.5cm deep 83.5cm high Condition ReportSome stains to t...

Sidney Barnsley (1865-1926), a walnut desk, the top with butterfly joints, the edge with ebony chip-carved beading, with an arrangement of two dra...

A pair of Arts and Crafts oak benches, 1930s, each with a plank top, with chamfered supports and a central stretcher, 152.5cm wide 30cm deep 45...

Attributed to Arthur W Simpson (1857-1922) of Kendal, c.1912, a mahogany and beech low chair, with a fret-cut handhold to the back, 35cm wide 93c...

A set of six Arts and Crafts oak chairs, attributed to William Lethaby (1857-1931), each with a moulded frame, a shaped top rail with double splat...

Three Glasgow School of Arts and Crafts oak and leather chairs, the design attributed to George Walton (1867-1933), comprising an armchair and tw...

A painted pine sculptor's stand, c.1900, attributed to Charles Rennie Mackintosh (1868-1928), with a square revolving surface, raised on a taperi...

Carlo Bugatti (1856-1940), a walnut and ebonised, copper, bone and pewter-mounted side table, with a circular top, centred with a machine-embroide...

Carlo Bugatti (1856-1940), a walnut and ebonised, copper and pewter-inlaid side table, with a square top with loose embossed and pierced border pi...

Carlo Bugatti (1856-1940), a walnut and ebonised, copper, bone and pewter-mounted side table, the rectangular top inlaid in pewter decorated with ...

A pair of Italian wrought-iron firedogs and bar, c.1900, attributed to Alessandro Mazzucotelli (1865-1938), with stamped details, mounted with flo...

A pair of French patinated bronze serpent table lamps, c.1900-10, each coiled beast with a light issuing from its mouth, signed 'S. Dumenontiel', ...

An Austrian ebonised three-piece salon suite, each piece with swept arms, the apron with arched details, in need of reupholstery, sofa 142cm wide...

A pair of Jugendstil walnut armchairs, after a 1902 design by Peter Behrens (German 1868-1940), each pointed backrest carved with a relief of app...

An Art Nouveau silver-plated clock, in the form of a longcase clock, with enamelled details, the dial with Arabic numerals, enclosing an F Marti ...

A French Art Nouveau 'Confections' sign, designed by René Herbst (French, 1891-1982) for Siegel, with a green-tinted glass panel, with painted me...

A French Art Nouveau 'Nouveautés' sign, designed by René Herbst (French, 1891-1982) for Siegel, with a green-tinted glass panel, with painted meta...

A pair of Yorkshire School oak stools, each with a latticed leather seat, with octagonal turned supports, united with plain stretchers, 31cm wid...

A pair of Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson oak single beds, 1930s, each with half-penny moulding to the headboard and footboard, with adzed latticed fr...

A Robert 'Mouseman' Thompson oak open bookcase, with a raised three-quarter gallery with half-penny moulding, over three adjustable shelves, with...

A Thomas 'Gnomeman' Whittaker oak court cabinet, 1950s, the adzed top raised on two column supports to the front, over a single cupboard, the pane...

A pair of Thomas 'Gnomeman' Whittaker oak benches, 1950s, each with an adzed rectangular top, raised on shaped supports joined by a stretcher, eac...

A Thomas 'Gnomeman' Whittaker oak trolley, 1950s, in two tiers, the top tier with ogee mouldings to the rim, raised on chamfered supports terminat...

A pair of Thomas 'Gnomeman' Whittaker oak side chairs, 1950s, each with a panelled backrest over a slatted seat, the top of the backrests with a b...

A pair of Thomas 'Gnomeman' Whittaker figural oak bookends, 1950s, each carved and modelled as a friar, with adzed detailing, one signed to the ba...

A carved Thomas 'Gnomeman' Whittaker oak figurine, 1950s, modelled as Jesus Christ, with adzed detailing, unsigned, 7cm wide 6cm deep 22cm high ...

A Gordon Russell 'Stow' oak wardrobe, dated 1929, model no. 101, originally designed c.1925 by Gordon Russell, with a pair of panelled doors, eac...

A Gordon Russell walnut 'Stow' chest of drawers, dated 1929, design no. 621, designed by Gordon Russell, with four drawers, each with ebonised ve...

A Cotswold School panelled oak screen, 1930s, in three folding sections, 213cm wide extended 165cm high Condition ReportWith white staining thr...

A Gordon Russell oak 'Stow' stool, design no. 50, designed in 1923 by Gordon Russell, with a drop-in seat, in need of reupholstery, over chamfered...

A Gordon Russell walnut stool, c.1930, with a drop-in seat, moulded details and a shaped apron, raised on octagonal supports, 51cm wide 35.5cm d...

A Gordon Russell oak dressing table, c.1930, design No. 621, originally designed in June 1927, centred with a rectangular mirror, flanked by two ...

An Art Deco oak and coromandel lounge armchair, attributed to Gordon Russell, with original green velour upholstered back and seat, with coromand...