Walnut “Hayrake” Dining Table and chairs by Gordon Russell, England, circa 1920 (Out of Stock)

£17,500

SKU: C419

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Gordon Russell

Start Date (circa): 1920

Medium: Walnut

Label to underside table.

Height: 76

Width: 213

Length: 94

Current condition: Excellent condition

Provenance: Prov; Believed to have been made by Holland W Hobbiss, a Birmingham based architect. Hobbiss work included Kings Edwards school, the University of Birmingham and he was for many years , the architect of the diocese of Lichfield.

Country: United Kingdom

Walnut “Hayrake” Dining Table and chairs by Gordon Russell, England, circa 1920
The rectangular top inset with 6 figures ebony banded panels. Above a plain stretcher with chamfered legs carved with a notch pattern. United by a Hayrake stretcher.
The eight Walnut dining chairs, including two carvers, with shaped top rail and arms and the backrest with beautifully carved trellis splats.
Made by Foreman E.Turner and Cabinet Maker N.Allaway.
England, circa 1920

Table ; 213 cm wide x 97 cm deep x 76 cm high
Chairs ; 60 cm wide x 47 cm deep x 101 cm high

Prov; Believed to have been made by Holland W Hobbiss, a Birmingham based architect. Hobbiss work included Kings Edwards school, the University of Birmingham and he was for many years , the architect of the diocese of Lichfield.