Early 20th century Arts and Crafts oak book shelves

A gorgeous, interesting, and very rare light oak Arts & Crafts refectory trestle table in lovely antique condition. Strikingly attractive, beau...

A gorgeous, interesting, and very rare light red oak Arts & Crafts refectory trestle table in lovely vintage/antique condition. Strikingly attractive, beautifully crafted and extremely versatile, this super table makes a lovely smaller dining table, a larger side tables or a great-looking desk, bedroom or occasional table and will add gorgeous light colouring, terrific craftsmanship and a wonderful, traditional-yet-decorative look to any interior. This is listing is for the redder of a pair – please see our other listings for the other table and the pair. Expertly crafted from red oak, we wonder if this reassuringly heavy table was made in the likeness of the blonder of the near-matching pair, which was likely crafted around 1910-30 by a member of the Cotswold School and possibly sold by high-end retailer Heals, with this one red oak table...

An extremely charming and rare English golden oak antique Arts & Crafts leather-top desk in lovely condition. Made around 1900 by renowned Arts & Crafts makers Shapland & Petter, thi...

A Beautifully Crafted 19th Century Venetian Mirrored Bureau Bookcase in Briar Wood This elegant piece features an upper section crowned with a handsome, architectural serpentine ped...

In the manner of Arthur Simpson of Kendal. A superb quality little Arts & Crafts English oak bookcase with through tenon details, an upper angular book...

A Chinese elm wood bookshelf from the early 20th century with rattan shelves and carved apron. Created in China during the early years of the 20th century, this elm wood bookshelf fe...

A solid oak wardrobe/linen press with a strong, architectural presence and richly detailed carvings. The door features stylized relief panels—arched motifs above and structured carvi...

19th century Gillows arts and crafts oak and ebonized bookcase, circa 1890, designed by Charles Bevan. The three glazed doors enclosing adjustable shelves above and three panel doors...