James Shoolbred

An oak and brass Late Victorian Period stick stand by James Shoolbred. Having a shaped back with a

A mahogany Edwardian period revolving bookcase by James Shoolbred of London. Having a solid

A beautiful mahogany inlaid Edwardian period antique open bookcase by James Shoolbred & Co of

A small mahogany Chippendale style breakfront bookcase by James Shoolbred. The upper section with a

A satinwood Edwardian period revolving bookcase by James Shoolbred. The rectangular revolving top

A burr walnut Victorian Period antique chest of drawers by James Shoolbred of London. The rounded

A beautiful mahogany inlaid Edwardian period antique chest of drawers by James Shoolbred. Having a

K0510 Substantial Jas Shoolbred solid mahogany luggage rack on turned and ringed legs united by

cabriole tripod legs with scroll feet - shoolbred of London 22" D x 28" H.

(2) pedestals. Original locks and hardware. Signed "JAs Shoolbred & Co"

A low purple leather open armchair manufactured by James Shoolbred, Tottenham Court Road, London

K0631 James Shoolbred, London solid mahogany with faux rosewood finish open bookcase, having

Shoolbred London, recently reupholstered in maroon leather. The name of James Shoolbred & Co is highly

87cms Depth 47cms Height 178cms James Shoolbred & Co The name of James Shoolbred & Co is highly

Shoolbred & Co The name of James Shoolbred & Co is highly respected among admirers of Aesthetic Movement

Antique large quality 19th century Victorian gilt wall mirror. Backing paper stamped James

In the 1820’s James Shoolbred started his company in London. James Shoolbred & Co sold textiles

K0228, magnificent Art Nouveau mahogany and inlaid hall Stand by James Shoolbred and Co, having

A beautiful Edwardian Period mahogany inlaid antique open bookcase by James Shoolbred & Co of

influence for textiles and furniture for such well-known cabinet markers at Collinson & Lock and James

In the 1820s James Shoolbred started his company in London. James Shoolbred & Co sold textiles

sides raised turned legs with brass and pot caster. Possibly by James Shoolbred. English, 1860s.

A very large 19Th Century country house buttoned armchair. Made by James Shoolbred of London

than likely produced by James Shoolbred & Co, London.

, with hand painted bird and floral scenes; trimmed with parcel gilt. Attributed to James Shoolbred & Co

R048 Victorian Aesthetic movement mahogany and ebonised stick stand in the manner of James

A brass and mahogany late Victorian period music cabinet or Stand possibly by James Shoolbred. The

Victorian oak and brass mounted hall bench by James Shoolbred. The bench is stamped “JAS SHOOLBRED

Late 19th Century English "Shoolbred" Oak and Brass Stool

banding and all supported on a mahogany breakfront plinth, probably made by Maple & Co of London or James

Movement designers including E. W.Godwin (see his plate 14 from "Art Furniture"), James Shoolbred & Co

probably made by Maple & Co or James Shoolbred, English, circa 1890-1900. Dimensions: 33" wide

Aesthetic umbrella / stick stand in walnut by James Shoolbred and Co and stamped to the reverse JAS

for the cabinetmakers James Shoolbred & Co. and Collinson & Lock. A bookcase by Batley with related

James Shoolbred & Co. Dickens writes out the date, the recipient and the sum in blue ink. His

Shoolbred of London Edwardian rosewood and inlaid tea trolley hostess 19.5"W x 17"D x 26"H (33.5"W

A good pair of walnut and close-nailed leather 'Captain's' chairs or desk chairs, each with a curved upholstered back and saddle seat, on castors, English, circa 1880.  

with gilded reeded decoration. Labelled James Shoolbred & Co, Tottenham House, Tottenham Court Road

A mahogany Edwardian Period pedestal desk by James Shoolbred & Co. Having a rectangular solid

‘3838’ being attributed to James Shoolbred and surviving from late Victorian period England. The

Hall console table of oak in the Renaissance Revival taste by J.A. Shoolbred & Co. Shoolbred was a

" D26.5"-max H87cm H46cm-seat W63cm D68cm In the 1820’s James Shoolbred started his company in London

Sn3334, small Victorian, walnut chest of drawers by James Shoolbred, having figured walnut, moulded

details of special interest. The legs are in casters. The top opens for pen and ink storage. Signed "James

colour and patina. No previous repairs or woodworm, very solid and sturdy. James Shoolbred started