Mahogany Liberty & Co 'Thebes ii' Stool by L Wyburd, England, C1900

A solid lead cast Art Nouveau statue of lady Liberty rendered in very fine detail, with exquisite aged patination. An immensely romantic depiction with incredible movement, flowing c...

England, circa 2019 A sleek contemporary dining chair with a striking graphic silhouette. Kafka has curves, contours and a timeless complimentary form. Made in England, hand joine...

England, circa 2019 A sleek contemporary dining chair with a striking graphic silhouette. Kafka has curves, contours and a timeless complimentary form. Made in England, hand joine...

A bespoke handmade sculptural lamp carved out of stone, Illuminati embraces the use of translucent onyx with natural soft veining to produce an ambient sculpture that illuminates fro...

Mixed-media on canvas. Based on the continuity and expanding of texture. About the artist: Born in Kumamoto, Naoki Kawano is a London and Paris based Japanese artist, drawn to th...

A decadent three-seat sofa daybed of sculptural trapezoidal form inspired by the fallen architectural ruins of the ancient city of Baalbek, a Levantine outpost on the Roman frontier....

CIRCA 1890 Curved seat frame on four turned legs united by stretchers, with interlaced seat Excellent condition.

Egyptian Revival Thebes stool in oak w/ overall beautifully aged original rich surface color patina. Eight slat concave seat / spindle stretch...

A Liberty & Co oak Thebes stool. Circa 1915. The stool has a dished seat raised on three splayed supports and retains the original finish, which has been lightly waxed. It is a good...

Early 20th century, Egyptian Revival, medium-toned maple, Thebes stool styled after the stools of ancient Egyptian royalty, attributed to Liberty & Co.

Liberty and Co. a stained beech Thebes stool, with a re upholstered red leather seat.

We are delighted to offer for sale this absolutely sublime fully restored Victorian Liberty’s London Thebes stool designed by L Wyburd This piece is as iconic and stylish as they come, anyone who knows and follows fine furniture will recognise this piece instantaneously The design of this three-legged stool is based on an ancient Egyptian prototype, an example of which, dating to 1550-1300 BC, is in the collection of the British Museum (EA 2481). The Liberty stool, patented in 1884, is one of three models, copying Egyptian originals, retailed by the firm. For a full discussion of the nineteenth century’s fascination with Egyptian stools see Donato Esposito, ‘From Ancient Egypt to Victorian London: the impact of ancient Egyptian furniture...