P. E. Gane Arts and Crafts sideboard/ Cabinet in dark oak

  

Gane Arts and Crafts sideboard/ Cabinet in dark oak. Just a bit about the maker.

Philip Endres Gane became sole proprietor of Trapnell & Gane cabinet makers in 1909 and took the opportunity to not only change its name to his own, but also to move away from the more traditional commissions from royalty and the establishment, and explore new developments in Arts & Crafts and Art Nouveau design. In the 1930s the firm successfully collaborated with Marcel Breuer, the Modernist. Philip's two sons, Leslie and Crofton joined the firm and took over when their father died in 1933.

World War II took its toll when the firm's premises were largely destroyed in 1940 by enemy action. Unfortunately the company never really recovered from the war and the company went into voluntary liquidation in 1954.

I would be happy to meet a currier and package it up but this would need to be by prior arrangenent, agreement and at the buyers expense. Thank you for your interest. This item is in the category "Antiques\Antique Furniture\Sideboards & Buffets". The seller is "jane8038" and is located in this country: GB.

This item can be shipped to United Kingdom.

• Number of Items in Set: 1
• Personalised: No
• Antique: Yes
• Handle Finish: Aged Metal
• Shape: Rectangular
• Door Style: Glass
• Custom Bundle: No
• Item Length: measurement to follow
• Additional Parts Required: No
• Customised: No
• Colour: Dark Oak
• Number of Shelves: 5
• Department: furniture
• Care Instructions: Clean with Wax
• Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
• Item Height: measurement to follow
• Style: Arts & Crafts Movement
• Number of Doors: 3
• Features: Carvings, Glass Fronted, Lockable
• Finish: High Sheen
• Room: Any Room
• Handmade: Yes
• Item Width: measurement to follow
• Pattern: Geometric
• Material: Oak
• Set Includes: Doors, Drawers, Shelves
• Brand: P. E Grane
• Mounting: Free Standing
• Type: sideboard, cabinet, buffet
• Number of Drawers: 2
• Door Handing: Left
• Assembly Required: No
• Time Period Manufactured: 1909-1954
• Handle Material: Pewter