Design

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 Gothic oak bracket clock, c.1870, by C Lupton, Cornhill, the arched silvered dial with strike/silent and slow/fast dials, engraved decoration an...

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 'Gothic' pattern part dinner service, c.1850, designed by A W N Pugin for Minton, Stoke-on-Trent, printed in blue with a gilt line on lead-glaze...

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

After Sir Edward Coley Burne-Jones, two framed photogravures, 'King Copethua' and 'Temperantia', 84 x 46cm, framed and glazed, and 66 x 35cm, fra...

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...

A brass three-branch ceiling light, in the manner of W A S Benson (1854-1924), with scrolled foliate decoration and moulded opaline glass shades, ...

Sir Frank Brangwyn RA (1867-1956) for Royal Doulton, a tureen and cover and twelve soup bowls, each with coloured and incised borders, pattern no....

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 copper-finished coal scuttle, late 19th century, in the manner of Dr Christopher Dresser, with turned ebonised feet and handle, the handle with...

A Martin Brothers' stoneware vase, with stylised floral motifs, incised 'R. W. Martin, London, Southall', 12cm high 13.5cm diameter Provenance: T...

An R W Martin stoneware jug, c.1880, of compressed cylindrical shape, the upper half with incised stiff leaves, inscribed 'R. W. Martin, Southall'...

▴ Frederick Kenneth Crooke (1908-1991) 'Messenger' (Lewis Casson), costume design for 'Medea', Old Vic Company, New Theatre, 1941 signed and titl...

▴ David Pye (1914-1993), a two-handled shallow bowl and a deeper bowl, both stamped 'D. W. Pye' and '906' and '827' respectively, the shallow bowl...

Two Eichwald pottery comports, each with stylised moulded and coloured decoration, 29cm wide 28cm high, and 23cm diameter 16cm high, together with...

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

Sir Walter Scott's death mask, a modern plaster copy, 28cm high, and three modern plaster wall plaques, one representing Karl Friedrich Schinkel,...

A modern plaster wall plaque, depicting 'Hygieia Feeding Asclepius' Snake', cast from the original mould, labelled to edge, 82cm diameter Provena...

A plaster figure of Goethe, 20th century, after the original executed by Bertel Thorvaldsen, c.1840, 72cm high Provenance: The Clive and Jane Wa...

▴ John Leach (1939-2021), a large stoneware jug, with a partially glazed rim and handle, and a glazed interior, impressed 'Muchelney', 39cm high ...

▴ Janet Leach (American-British, 1918-1997), c.1996, a pottery vase with a rectangular rim, small lug handles and a glazed band, impressed with ar...

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

▴ William Moelwyn Merchant (1913-1997), 1960s, an abstract alloy sculpture, 33cm wide 17cm deep 101cm high Provenance: The Clive and Jane Wainwr...

Attributed to A W N Pugin (1812-1852), a pair of large cast iron rainwater corner hoppers, both with crenulated detailing, each dated '1844 'in re...

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...

W A S Benson (1854-1924), a pair of copper and brass three-branch candelabra, the sconces on scrolled arms, a knopped column and downswept, angula...

Eugène Gluck (1820-1898) for Theodore Deck (1823-1891), dated 1869, a pair of pottery panels, painted with a boar hunt and a stag hunt, signed and...

English School, c.1875 a detail from a church window, probably 13th century, French pen, ink and watercolour 49 x 48cm Provenance: The Collection...

John Hardman & Co. (fl.1838-1903),a brass 'Holy Water Vat' with an engraved band reading 'One Lord/One Faith/One Baptism' below a scrolled handle,...

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

Attributed to Morris & Co., Merton Abbey, a tapestry and embroidery panel depicting a bramble stem with fruiting blackberries over carnations, aga...

A set of twelve 'Rose and Scroll' ruby lustre tiles, designed by William de Morgan (1839-1917), manufactured by Wedgwood, the quartered design wit...

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...

A Reformed Gothic embroidered panel, c.1870, with repeating horizontal bands of vases and flowers, in red, gold, blue and pink, backed with black ...

W A S Benson (1854-1924) and George Heywood Maunoir Sumner (1853-1940), a pair of copper 'lily pad' dishes, c.1890, each of petalled form, repouss...

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 James Dixon & Sons glass claret jug, with a clear glass tapering body, the spout and edge with a chamfered rim, with plated mounts mounted with ...

A Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian lustre bottle vase, by Richard Joyce, with a blue ground decorated with two peacocks divided by a flowering tree...

Three Foley 'Intarsio' pottery jardinières, designed by Frederick Rhead, the larger decorated with yellow and mauve narcissus flowers, printed m...

A collection of eight Della Robbia pottery items, 1889-1900, comprising five plates, a bowl, a jardinière and a vase, all incised with stylised de...

A Linthorpe pottery vase, designed by Dr Christopher Dresser, with incised banding and fan-shaped designs, with a brown and green trailing glaze,...

A Martin Brothers' stoneware jug, impressed with flowers on a buff ground, with a banded rim, inscribed ‘Martin Bros London & Southall’, 22cm hig...

A collection of seven Burmantofts Pottery coloured vases, c.1890, of various bottle forms, in turquoise, yellow and green, variously stamped make...

A collection of Burmantofts, Ault, Bretby and Wardle pottery vases, 1890s, variously coloured in sang-de-boeuf, pink, green and mustard glazes, va...

A collection of Pilkington's Royal Lancastrian pottery vases and bowls, 1920s, in various mottled blue, light blue and green glazes, variously sta...

A collection of six Ruskin pottery items, c.1905-30, to include: a light blue lustre potpourri jar and cover, dated '1915', with pierced details a...

A collection of Ruskin and Moorcroft lustre bowls, a vase, and a pot and cover, variously dated 1915-1920s, each in green, blue, orange and yello...

An oak-inlaid and pewter-mounted mantel clock, c.1900, the enamelled dial with Arabic numerals, the front inlaid with a stylised scene of birds an...

A Compton Pottery low-relief plaque, of rectangular form, centred with a panel of St Michael the Archangel, hand-coloured, with stamped marks 'Co...

Three Moorcroft pottery 'Pomegranate' items, a bowl, 23.5cm diameter, a jug, 14cm high, and a dish, 22cm diameter, each with a green or blue facs...