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Arthur Simpson Arts & Crafts Bookcase
Millers Antiques
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Arthur Simpson Arts & Crafts Bookcase

1920 - 1940
For Sale by Millers Antiques
Description

A well made oak bookcase from the the Arthur Simpson workshop in Kendal. A lovely bookcase in good condition, fixed shelves with a depth of 21.5cm the height of the shelves from the top 19cm 21.5cm 22cm and the bottom 25cm, made around 1930-1940 all ready to use.

Arthur Simpson born 1857 trained as a craftsman, he returning to Kendal to open his workshop "the handicrafts" in 1885 until he died in 1922 when his son carried on the Arts & Crafts workshop until it closed in 1950.

Currently free UK mainland delivery available.

Physical Dimensions
Height
110cm (43.31")
Width
210cm (82.68")
Depth
22.5cm (8.86")
Declaration

Millers Antiques has dated this Arts and Crafts Bookcase to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1226438
Dealers Notes

Millers Antiques 1-5 Church Street, Wooler. Northumberland NE716BZ.

Telephone 01668282308 or 07714332441

All measurements taken at the widest point.

Shop open 10-4.30 weekdays

Description
A well made oak bookcase from the the Arthur Simpson workshop in Kendal. A lovely bookcase in good condition, fixed shelves with a depth of 21.5cm the height of the shelves from the top 19cm 21.5cm 22cm and the bottom 25cm, made around 1930-1940 all ready to use.
fig 1. A wide, low Arts and Crafts oak bookcase featuring double open bays with multiple horizontal shelves.
fig 1. Arthur Simpson Arts & Crafts Bookcase

Arthur Simpson born 1857 trained as a craftsman, he returning to Kendal to open his workshop "the handicrafts" in 1885 until he died in 1922 when his son carried on the Arts & Crafts workshop until it closed in 1950.

Currently free UK mainland delivery available.

Height
110cm (43.31")
Width
210cm (82.68")
Depth
22.5cm (8.86")
Date of Manufacture

Millers Antiques has dated this Arts and Crafts Bookcase to the 1930s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1226438
Millers Antiques
Millers Antiques
Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2012

Antiques since 1947.

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A wide, low Arts and Crafts oak bookcase featuring double open bays with multiple horizontal shelves.
Arthur Simpson Arts & Crafts Bookcase
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A wide, low Arts and Crafts oak bookcase featuring double open bays with multiple horizontal shelves.
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Originating in the late nineteenth century, the Arts and Crafts movement championed hand-craftsmanship, structural honesty, and the natural beauty of timber over mass industrial production.

Solid oak is the predominant timber utilised, often constructed with exposed joinery such as mortise and tenon joints, hand-carved details, and rich natural wax finishes.

Look for maker marks, stamps, or metal plaques from prominent workshops like Arthur Simpson of Kendal, alongside visible traditional joinery, quarter-sawn oak grain, and clean geometric proportions.

Integrate contemporary ceramics, sculptural objects, and curated book collections alongside the warm wood tones to create a balanced contrast between historic craftsmanship and modern design.

Keep the timber clean using a dry microfibre cloth and apply a high-quality beeswax polish sparingly once or twice a year to preserve the patina and protect against moisture loss.
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