A Rare and Unusual Oak Arts & Crafts Period Cabinet Probably Designed by G.m.ellwood

Name: A Rare and Unusual Oak Arts & Crafts Period Cabinet Probably Designed by G.m.ellwood
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA421079
Availability: SoldOut

1900 - 1920

Sold by Christian Davies Antiques Ltd

Description

A rare and unusual oak Arts & Crafts Period cabinet probably designed by G.M.Ellwood and made by the Bath Cabinet Makers. The upper section with an over hanging cornice above a panelled cupboard door, having a stunning marquetry and pewter inlaid central panel depicting a maiden and opening to reveal a shelved interior. The lower section having three cedar lined drawers and solid oak sides. English circa 1900

Dimensions: 60" high x 25" wide x 21" deep

Condition: This cabinet is in excellent original condition, cleaned and waxed

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George Montague Ellwood often designed furniture incorporating pewter and brass into the inlaid panels, this is almost certainly one of his designs and made by The Bath Cabinet Makers. The back panel stamped with two design numbers which is a known Bath Cabinet Makers trade mark. George Montague Ellwood was an artist, designer and interior decorator born in 1875, in 1897 he won the gold medal for his furniture designs and was one of the founding members of the gild of art craftsman. He is known to have designed pieces that were constructed both by J.S Henry and The Bath Cabinet makers.

Physical Dimensions

Height

152cm (59.84")

Width

63cm (24.80")

Depth

53cm (20.87")

Declaration

Christian Davies Antiques Ltd has dated this piece to the 1900s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA421079

Dealers Internal Reference

A rare and unusual oak Arts & Crafts Period cabinet probably designed by G.M.Ellwood

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Description

A rare and unusual oak Arts & Crafts Period cabinet probably designed by G.M.Ellwood and made by the Bath Cabinet Makers.

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The upper section with an over hanging cornice above a panelled cupboard door, having a stunning marquetry and pewter inlaid central panel depicting a maiden and opening to reveal a shelved interior.

Christian Davies Antiques Ltd

The lower section having three cedar lined drawers and solid oak sides. English circa 1900

fig 1. A rare and unusual oak Arts & Crafts Period cabinet probably designed by G.M.Ellwood — fig 1. A Rare and Unusual Oak Arts & Crafts Period Cabinet Probably Designed by G.m.ellwood

Dimensions: 60" high x 25" wide x 21" deep

Condition: This cabinet is in excellent original condition, cleaned and waxed

FREE UK MAINLAND DELIVERY

George Montague Ellwood often designed furniture incorporating pewter and brass into the inlaid panels, this is almost certainly one of his designs and made by The Bath Cabinet Makers. The back panel stamped with two design numbers which is a known Bath Cabinet Makers trade mark. George Montague Ellwood was an artist, designer and interior decorator born in 1875, in 1897 he won the gold medal for his furniture designs and was one of the founding members of the gild of art craftsman. He is known to have designed pieces that were constructed both by J.S Henry and The Bath Cabinet makers.