A Rare Pair of Early 20thC Limed Oak Corner Wardrobes by Heal & Son Ltd c.1930-35

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A Rare Pair of Early 20thC Limed Oak Corner Wardrobes by Heal & Son Ltd c.1930-35Origin: English Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1930 35 Height: 72 Width: 37" Depth: 21 (each) The rare pair of corner wardrobes, standing at six feet each, in limed or bleached oak by Heal and Son Ltd, each being of wonderful quality and fitting snuggly into a corner, being attractively panelled with twelve sections, the interiors differing, with adjustable storage shelves and extending metal clothes rails to numerous original brass

the entire composition talks to you

25”Width: 8”Depth: 8”The scarce and early bronze and brass table lamp by renowned English maker Osler

5” Height: 33” Depth: 3“ (all at extremities)The very attractive and good quality gilded gesso framed wall mirror of rectangular form

It was the preferred building stone of the Normans and was often used ahead of the local British stone

many from the waters around Guinea and each surviving from the first half of eighteenth century England

one being maple veneered the other of tramp art form

Atkinson were perfumers and toilet-soap manufacturers and suppliers to the Royal family since 1799

painted in oils on canvas and remaining unframed and surviving from the latter half of the nineteenth century

the surface retaining its original chalky studio finish and exhibiting the sculptor’s characteristic hand-worked texture across the coat and collar

edged in cream

raised on rectangular supports

Painted in watercolours on oak cigar box lids depicting the Carpathia