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Marsh, Jones and Cribb. A walnut and ebony line inlaid desk/library table, the design attributed to Charles Bevan, rectangular with two drawers, the heavily turned supports with ring-pierced brackets and low stretchers, original paper maker's label under, en suite with the previous lot, 76cm high, 184cm wide, 63cm deep. Charles Bevan designed his famous davenport and 'New Registered reclining chair' which was made under licence by Marsh, Jones and Cribb. This was the same year MJC started supplying all the furniture for Titus Salt junior's marital home, Basildon, near Saltaire and these tables were probably originally part of the inventory. This desk/library table was exhibited at Liberty's Annual Arts and Crafts Exhibition in June 2009.