Glasgow School

Shapland and Petter Arts & Crafts, Glasgow school walnut hall stand, the angled pediment supported

Wylie and Lochhead of Glasgow attributed. An Arts and Crafts Glasgow school solid oak dining table

An Arts and Crafts Glasgow School hand-hammered copper lantern with a flaring top and the original

GLASGOW SCHOOL 12 place china dinner service With stylised tulip design pattern ‘Tulip Ware

An Arts and Crafts Glasgow School oak settle in the style of M H Baillie Scott. Made by Wylie and

Wylie & Lochhead. A pair of Glasgow School oak Arts & Crafts bedroom chairs, with inlaid pewter

Glasgow school tall back oak dining chairs, with subtle tulip detail to the backs, on square tapering legs

An Arts and Crafts Glasgow School Brass Mirror in the Manner of Margaret Gilmour, Circa 1900 A

E A Taylor attri, Glasgow School. A set of three Arts and Crafts brass fire utensils. Measures

An extremely rare and beautiful Glasgow School crewelwork fire surround of large scale. The

A large Glasgow School Max Beckmann influenced oil on canvas portrait by Scottish artist Stuart

A super Glasgow School inlaid walnut wardrobe attributed to Wylie & Lochhead of Glasgow. With both

artists of her generation in Scotland. She studied art at the Glasgow School of Art where she won a

12 Brass Coat hooks, 3 mounted on each of the four sides, divided bottom tray for holding canes, or umbrellas. Sturdy and solid free standing floor model coat tree, Umbrella stand.

Curator, Archives and Collections Centre, the Glasgow School of Art. 'I think your bureau has all the

original piece of Arts & Crafts Glasgow School velvet fabric found by Patch, who thinks it may have been

Glasgow School silver plate on copper mantel clock Riveted with a domed top and set on 4 stylised

A Glasgow school oak mirror, in the manner of George Walton Scotland, Circa 1900

A FINE ARTS & CRAFTS GLASGOW SCHOOL WALNUT BOOKCASE ATTRIBUTED TO GEORGE WALTON, CIRCA 1900.

An impressive Arts & Crafts Scottish School (probably Glasgow School) large brass charger decorated

Mahogany Occasional Table, Scotland circa 1900. Glasgow school table by George Montague Ellwood

Scottish Academy. Born in Stranraer he trained at the Glasgow School of Architecture in the late 1930s

at the Glasgow School of Art alongside Edward Atkinson Hornel and other notaries of the Glasgow

Glasgow School. A rare nest of four Arts and Crafts side tables with a soft green stain, each top

Margaret Gilmour attributed. A striking Glasgow School Arts and Crafts hand hammered brass twin

A rare Arts and Crafts Glasgow School overmantle in the style of Margaret Macdonald Mackintosh with

Glasgow School of Art for two years and left to join the Royal Highland Fusiliers. During the 1980's he

Winchester School of Art and an MA at the Glasgow School of Art. Training as an artist after leaving college

Arts & Crafts, Glasgow School walnut hall stand, the angled pediment supported on open segment

the Glasgow School. A single vase of this exact make and style is part of the permanent collection of

Hamilton he trained at the Glasgow School of Art under Mary Armour, and later at St Martin's in London. He

Glasgow School of Art in the 1880s alonside Charles Rennie Mackintosh. Studied Japanese and Venetian art

in Anstruther, Fife, by profession a General Post Office telegraphist. Studied at Glasgow School of

and following graduation became a lecturer at the Glasgow School of Art , appointed Head of

Hereford School of Art and the Slade School in London. Lectured at Glasgow School of Art and the University

WILLIAM BIRNIE RSW RGI (1929-2006) A student of Gilbert Spencer at Glasgow School of Art, he went

Produced by the Glasgow School of Art, the home of the Mackintosh archive, in conjunction with the

a lecturer at the Glasgow School of Art , appointed Head of Printmaking in 1970 and in 1976 was

Glasgow School of Art in Scotland. Service’s work is held in private collections in North America, Britain

colony of Kirrcudbright. He studied at the Glasgow School of Art in 1949 and in his final year won two

at the Glasgow School of Art in the 1930s. Known as the ‘Two Roberts’, Colquhoun and MacBryde met

degree from the University of B.C. and later studied art at the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland

degree from the University of B.C. and later studied art at the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland

Slaney, born and lived in Glasgow, married to the artist George Frederick Moules. She studied at Glasgow

Glasgow. After being apprenticed to a lithographer studied Glasgow School of Art where he was befriended

MOIRA BEATY SSW (1922-2015) Born in Ayrshire, she won a scholarship to Glasgow School of Art in

Glasgow School of Art and is best known for his sunny farmyard and cottage scenes. His style is

Glasgow School of Art in Scotland later studying at Academy Julian and locale des beaux arts Paris

Studio Art focusing on printmaking and spent a year at the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland between 2012

Studio Art focusing on printmaking and spent a year at the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland between 2012

Glasgow School of Art under James Wright At Garelochhead. He has exhibited at the London Galleries, Royal

Glasgow School of Art under James Wright At Garelochhead. He has exhibited at the London Galleries, Royal

Glasgow School of Art under James Wright At Garelochhead. He has exhibited at the London Galleries, Royal

Glasgow School of Art under James Wright At Garelochhead. He has exhibited at the London Galleries, Royal

Glasgow School of Art under James Wright At Garelochhead. He has exhibited at the London Galleries, Royal

B.C. and later studied art at the Glasgow School of Art in Scotland. Service’s work is held in private

Glasgow School of Art in Scotland. Service’s work is held in private collections in North America, Britain