.jpg?w=1)
Details
AN EDWARD BARNSLEY OAK TABLE/SETTLE
the rectangular top on pairs of square section legs and bracket feet, united by a seat, with central hinged lid enclosing compartment, flanked by hinged end flaps - 168cm. wide
the rectangular top on pairs of square section legs and bracket feet, united by a seat, with central hinged lid enclosing compartment, flanked by hinged end flaps - 168cm. wide
Provenance
Mr Miles Tomalin, thence by descent.
Miles Tomalin, a poet and documentary scriptwriter, met Edward Barnsley during 1920's when he moved to Hampshire. Barnsley let Tomalin and his wife live in a cottage attached to his property which had previosusly been the home of the poet, Edward Thomas. The convertible table/settle is listed in the client register and job books at the Barnsley workshop and was given to Tomalin whilst at the cottage.
Miles Tomalin, a poet and documentary scriptwriter, met Edward Barnsley during 1920's when he moved to Hampshire. Barnsley let Tomalin and his wife live in a cottage attached to his property which had previosusly been the home of the poet, Edward Thomas. The convertible table/settle is listed in the client register and job books at the Barnsley workshop and was given to Tomalin whilst at the cottage.
Special notice
No VAT will be charged on the hammer price, but VAT at 17.5% will be added to the buyer's premium which is invoiced on a VAT inclusive basis.
This lot is subject to Collection and Storage Charges.