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A C. Seddon & Co inlaid mahogany dressing table mirror designed by John Pollard Seddon, the rectangular frame inset with rod and bar decoration, the adjustable stand with pegged joints, remains of C. Seddon & Co 58 South Molton Street label, 78cm. high, 65cm wide Literature Important 20th Century Decorative Arts, Christie's King Street, 11th May 2000, lot 11 page 17 for an inlaid oak sideboard with a similar label by Seddon.
A mother of pearl inlaid walnut dressing table mirror by Sidney Barnsley, the rectangular, bevelled glass mirror with articulated mount, the tapering hexagonal column supports inset with circular mother of pearl decoration and domed rectangular panels to base and terminal, on stepped foot, losses to the mother of pearl, 54cm. high, 36.5cm. wide Provenance Sidney Barnsley Edward Barnsley to Nic Antonini (Sidney's great grandson). Literature Mary Comino Gimson & The Barnsleys Wonderful Furniture of a Commonplace Kind, Evans, page 172 figure 132 for a comparable dressing mirror illustrated.
A cherry dressing table designed by Edward Barnsley, the shaped rectangular top with inlaid ebony bands, turned wood drawer handles, adjustable mirror, the mirror frame inlaid with fruitwood border, 123 x 51cm. 146.5cm. high Provenance A private collection of Edward Barnsley Furniture.
A Whytock & Reid oak and burr oak quartered walnut occasional table designed by Sir Robert Lorimer (1864-1929), the canted, square top with quartered walnut panels, on cruciform carved legs 84cm. square, 73cm high Provenance Sir James Norton, Cragiehall, Edinburgh and by family descent Private Collection. Literature Jocelyn Morton Three Generations in a Family Textile Firm, pages 314-315. Cragiehall was leased for the first time by James Morton in 1926 staying some 21 years in total. This table, which stood in the entrance hall, was an addition by Sir Robert Lorimer, who was commissioned to work on the house (1926-1927).
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