Collinson And Lock

A 19th century rosewood and bone inlaid circular table by Collinson and Lock, circa 1870

A very fine quality writing table by the prestigious London firm of cabinet makers, Collinson and Lock. Made in the third quarter of the 19th century with Regency style influences.

Collinson and lock, attributed. An unusual mahogany side table with a secret end drawer.

Footnote: F.G. Collinson and G.J. Lock established the company in the 1860s.

Three secret drawers to the frieze and three glazed door to the top. Attributed to Collinson and Lock. Collinson and Lock were one of the foremost producers of Aesthetic and Art ...

Turned rosewood with beech seat rails. Understated example, in the manner of H.W Batley. Stamped, numbered and indistinctly signed. English, 1880s Height 33 x Width 16 1/2 x Dept...

This rosewood cabinet has a breakfront upper section with shelves and pigeon holes above a mirrored central section, all above a further cupboard and solid stretcher, inlaid in bone ...

The timeless elegance of this Collinson and Lock satinwood side table would make it a great asset in any room.

Collinson and Lock EW Godwin attributed. An Aesthetic Movement Mahogany side cabinet, the upper cupboard doors with contrasting fruit wood panels and little Japanese style brass hand...

Stamped 'Collinson and Lock - London - 7784' Collinson and Loch were one of the most important furniture makers to emerge out of London in the mid Victorian period the furniture the...

H W Batley made by Collinson and Lock, attributed. A fine quality Aesthetic Movement octagonal side table with turned legs united by a lower shelf with arched and turned supports bel...

H W Batley, probably made by Collinson and Lock, a mahogany and split cane side chair.  

A good quality Aesthetic movement ebonised and parcel-gilt chaise longue, with nice fluid understated detailing in the style of Collinson and Lock.

E W Godwin or H W Batley, probably made for Collinson and Lock. An Aesthetic Movement walnut side chair with carved curls and line decoration to the headrail with a shaped detail to ...

E W Godwin, attributed, probably made by Collinson and Lock.An Anglo-Japanese walnut circular parlor chair with fan shaped arms on bulbous turned legs united by a circular stretcher....

Collinson & Lock. A superior quality Aesthetic Movement two drawer writing table entirely made from solid rosewood including the drawer linings.

For an identical inlaid version stamped 'Collinson and Lock, London, 253'. Collinson and Lock of London 'Art Furnishers', founded with the partnership of F.G.

Collinson and G.J. Lock, both of whom were former employees of Jackson & Graham.

Collinson and G.J. Lock, former employees of Jackson and Graham.

E W Godwin, attributed, probably made by Collinson and Lock. An Anglo-Japanese walnut circular parlor chair with fan shaped arms on bulbous turned legs united by a circular stretche...

Possibly by Stephen Webb for Collinson & Lock. Each with a beautifully detailed Italian style arabesque inlaid crest rail over an upholstered back, scrolled upholstered arms with chr...

In 1885 the company was absorbed by Collinson and Lock, who continued their standard of excellence.

Collcutt. Made by Collinson and Lock. Pair of ebonized side chairs similar to chairs from the 1871 Collinson & Lock catalogue.

The firm Collinson & Lock was founded in the late 19th century by F.G.

Collinson and G.J. Lock, former employees of Jackson and Graham.

Collinson and G.J. Lock, former employees of Jackson and Graham.

Collinson and G.J. Lock, former employees of Jackson and Graham.

In 1885 the company was absorbed by Collinson and Lock, who continued their standard of excellence.

Pair of side tables according to Collinson & Lock.

Guardian according to Collinson & Lock

Attributed to the production of Collinson and Lock. Collinson and Lock were one of the 3 pre-eminent London based furniture manufacturers of the late 19th century.

Probably fabricated by the distinguished London cabinetmakers Collinson & Lock, the design of this distinctive coffee table’s form is attributed to its proprietor, J.

A fine quality brass inlaid rosewood Victorian period display cabinet by Collinson & Lock of London. The dentil moulded cornice above a fine brass inlaid Vitruvian scroll frieze.

Made and signed by Collinson & Lock, this exquisitely crafted rosewood cabinet features delicate and quite elaborate intarsia inlay.

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underside with ink stamp 'William Watt, Furniture Maker for E.W.Godwin, 40 345.0 Edward William Godwin (1833-1886) designed furniture for the Art Furniture Co. and later for Willi...

A pupil of Bruce Talbert, Batley produced designs with a distinct Asian influence for textiles and furniture for such well-known cabinet markers at Collinson & Lock and James Shoolbr...

There is no doubt that the cabinet was specially commissioned by a wealthy enthusiast to display the panels The companies of Collinson & Lock and Jackson & Graham are well docume...

Batley designed furniture for the cabinetmakers James Shoolbred & Co. and Collinson & Lock. A bookcase by Batley with related details and turnings is illustrated in the auction ca...

These chairs are very reminiscent of furniture produced at this time by Collinson & Lock of London and could be firmly attributed to them.