Liberty Exhibition 2010 Catalogue page 2

	Liberty Exhibition 2010 Catalogue Catalogue 2010 page 2 33. Moorish design octagonal side table in walnut with inlaid top depicting flying birds, base pierced with stylised flower design. Attributed to Liberty & Co Circa 1910 34. Arts and Crafts fire side tub chair in mahogany with panelled back, curved top rail, serpentine front rail and drop in rush seat Liberty & Co Circa 1900 view item 35. Glasgow School Arts and Crafts curved settee with peaked top rail and flaring mahogany legs. Attributed to E.A. Taylor for Wylie and Lochhead Circa 1900 view item 36. Arts and Crafts waterfall bookcase in oak with carved detail Arthur Simpson of Kendal Circa 1910 view item 37. Arts and Crafts a pair of stacking bookcases in oak with lift up leaded glass doors and metal mounts Globe Wernicke Circa 1910 view item 38. Victorian large over-mantle mirror carved and gilded frame with dramatic opposing angels Circa 1890 39. Arts and Crafts rocking chair in oak with drop in leather seat American Circa 1905 view item 40. Refectory table in oak with twin pillar supports on sledge base. Original ‘Weathered Oak’ finish Designed by Philip Tilden Heal & Son Circa 1920 The design for this table was first introduced to Chartwell in Kent in the mid 1920’s when Winston Churchill commissioned Philip Tilden to refurbish the house. 41. Arts and Crafts a set of four oak dining chairs with distinctive curved back leg and pierced cut-out decoration. Design attributed to Walter Cave Circa 1900 view item 42. Sideboard in silky oak with doweled joints, exposed dovetail detail and Bakelite handles. Designed by Charles A Richter Bath Cabinet Makers Circa 1920 view item 43. Rare Art Deco His and Hers club chairs in ebonised mahogany frames with painted stylised flower decoration and bun feet. In the manner of the French furniture designer Jules Leleu Circa 1920 view item 44. Cotswold School compactum, comprising of single wardrobe, chest of drawers and book shelf. Made in oak with through tenon joints and exposed dovetails Designed by Peter Waals for Loughborough College and made by the final year students under the stewardship of Edward Barnsley. Circa 1930 45. Rare pair of Cotswold School fire-side arm chairs in oak with rush seats Gordon Russell Circa 1930 46. Fine quality Cotswold School 3 part wardrobe with upper central doors veneered in curl walnut, above drawers with ebony and yew inlaid banding, solid doors to either side in walnut with ebony handles. Original Label to underside of drawer Designed by Gordon Russell design Number 834 Cabinet maker P. Wade July 26th 1929 Foreman Edgar Turner view item 47. Oak side table with adzed top and through pegged tenon construction Designed and made by Thomas Whittaker (Gnome Man) signed to underneath. Circa 1950 view item 48. Thebes style stool in ash with stained incised decoration to top. Probably Swedish Circa 1920 view item 49. Rowley Gallery large marquetry panel depicting a peacock. Titled “Peacock” Circa 1920 50. Rowley Gallery circular marquetry panel depicting a dancer and a seated piper Titled “Piper & Dancer Designed by William Chase Circa 1920 view item 51. Rowley Gallery a square marquetry panel depicting a cherub lying in a bowl of fruit Titled “Cherub” Designed by William Chase Circa 1920 view item 52. Rowley Gallery a square marquetry panel depicting a cherub lying on fruit with a butterfly above Titled “A Yellow Butterfly” Designed by William Chase Circa 1920 53. Rowley Gallery a square marquetry panel depicting a small child paddling a coracle towards a star with a stork taking flight. Titled “The Adventurer” Designed by William Chase Circa 1920 view item 54. Rowley Gallery a square marquetry panel depicting a piper with moon amongst trees. Titled “The Piper Evening” Designed by William Chase Circa 1920 55. Rowley Gallery a square marquetry panel depicting a piper with red sky. Titled “The Piper Morning” Designed by William Chase 56. Rowley Gallery an oval gilt framed panel depicting trees with a large house in the background Attributed to H Butler RBA Circa 1920 57. Engraveing study for a sculpture of a metal worker Circa 1900 58. Rare Aesthetic Movement framed wallpaper frieze depicting a marriage procession. Block printed in body colour, gilded on paper. Attributed to Walter Crane for Jeffery & C0 WALTER CRANE (1845-1915) Walter Crane was a prolific artist, designer, illustrator and he produced numerous designs for textiles, carpets, ceramics, stained glass and wallpaper. By the mid 1870s he was designing wallpaper for Jeffrey & Co, producing more than 50 designs over four decades. His association with Jeffrey & Co gained him an international popularity. In 1887 he designed the cover for a book of wallpapers manufactured by Jeffrey & Co. Wallpaper art was very popular in the nineteenth century and although dominated by William Morris artists such as Burne-Jones and Crane were sought out by the proprietor of Jeffrey & Co, Metford Warner, in order to elevate the wallpaper to the level of art. Circa 1880 view item 59. Pair of fish pictures in gouache on board Titled “Pike” and “Bronze Bream” Signed J Hardy Circa 1910 60.Arts and Crafts charcoal and pencil drawing Titled “Head” William Cubitt Cooke 1866-1951 Signature to reverse Exhibited Royal Academy Exhibition No 1533 1896 view item 61. Aesthetic Movement crystoleum Girl with Lily’s in the background Circa 1890 view item 61a. Arts and Crafts bookplate Titled “Saint George” By J.Riley Wilmer Circa 1900 62. Arts and Crafts embroidery of a maiden in the garden Circa 1900 63. Arts and Crafts large embroidery “Saint Elisabeth” Circa 1900 view item 64. Scottish School Arts and Crafts large embroidery “Earth” Circa 1900
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