AN IMPORTANT ARTS & CRAFTS OAK AND MARQUETRY DRESSER DESIGNED BY W. R. LETHABY AND SHOWN AT THE 1906 ARTS & CRAFTS EXHIBITION. CIRCA 1905.
49.5 in. (126 cm) high; 102.5 in. (260cm) wide; 24 in. (60cm) deep.
£ 44,000.00
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Designed by William Richard Lethaby (1857-1931) and made by Augustus Henry Mason (fl.1889-1912). With a raised shelf on carved supports above three frieze drawers inlaid with scrolling floral marquetry and retaining their original brass handles, above chevron bands and an arcaded carved moulding, on octagonal legs inlaid with ebony dots and joined by a concave-fronted undertier.