This is an Antique Arts & Crafts Harris Lebus of Tottenham Oak Lecturn Top Filing Cabinet c1890-1910. It is raised on a plinth base with 9 drawers with tambour front and two keys. the top is the rare Lecturn Top which adjusts in height and closes. A great piece and my own personal one out of my own office. They are hard to come by and the last one some time ago went to the clergy as you would expect.
it is
19 1/2 inches wide
17 inches deep
46 inches high closed
51 1/2 inches high fully up
£1125.00
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This is a nice small example of a late Arts & Crafts Oak table by Acorn Man.
it is
21 inches wide
12 inches deep closed
17 1/4 inches high
24 1/2 by 21 inches completely open.
£295.00
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This is a superb Antique Victorian Arts & Crafts Oak sideboard that was a personal family piece for 25 years and is much beloved by our family. Sadly with the last house move there is no space. This piece is raised on slab ends with a pair of doors and a fixed shelf in each side more than capable of taking any bottles or glasses you have. There is a pair of drawers above and the top has a central beveld edged oval mirror. The side cupboards are wonderful having central oval bowed glass cabachons to the middle surrounded by blue and purple glass hearts in an oval surround echoing the central mirror.
An awesome piece.
it is
76 inches high
60 inches wide
21 inches deep
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This is a lovely example of an Art Deco Blonde Walnut sideboard c1925-39. It is raised on a cushion base with a pair of opening doors and central bank of drawers with original handles and key. The lochs have a double action of Superior quality I have not seen before on a Sideboard. They lock and unlock but to open the door you used the key to pull the bolt back to open it when it is shut. It is not marked but is of Superior quality and stupid heavy.
It is
60 inches wide
21 inches deep
36 1/2 inches high
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£475.00
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This is a Edward William Godwin mahogany swivel office chair patented in 1881. Please see "The Secular Furniture of E.W. Godwin" by Susan Weber Soros page 131, illustration 178. Please Also see Puritan Values Aesthetic & Anglo Japanese Movements Chairs Page 1 (Aes65).
it is
23 inches wide
36 inches high
23 inches deep
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