A pair of oak side chairs circa 1870
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An Arts & Crafts oak reclining armchair
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An Arts & Crafts oak reclining armchair
THE MILLINERY WORKS
An Arts & Crafts oak reclining armchair, slat sides, with faux leather seat and adjustable back, made by Glenister of High Wycombe, 1937, 102cm (40in) max high, 64cm (25in) wide. This design was a Government commission in the coronation year of Edward VIII. Examples were used on the House of Commons terrace and Battle of Britain mess rooms.
Dimensions:
- H: 102cm (40.16in)
- W: 64cm (25.20in)
Period:
C1937
THE MILLINERY WORKS
85-87 Southgate RoadLondon
N1 3JS
United Kingdom
The Antique Trader was established in the 1970s in North London's Camden Passage antique centre. The partners, Brian Thompson and Derek Rothera, at that time specialised in early English oak furniture.
By the 1980s they were dealing in Georgian and Biedermeier periods which were more popular at that time. However, the partner's real interest lay in the Arts & Crafts movement which drew much of it's inspiration from the craftsman of the early English country furniture makers.
In the mid 1980s they began infiltrating Morris, Liberty and Cotswold School pieces into their stock and by the 1990s, the shop was entirely dedicated to the Arts & Crafts movement, designers and makers.
In 1996 the business was relocated to it's current premises which were built at the turn of the 19th Century as a hat making factory. Derek and Brian established the name of The Antique Trader at The Millinery Works, 87 Southgate Road, London N! 3JS.
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