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Patch Rogers Design is a company specialising in the most influential periods 1850 through to the modern day. His passion lies in furniture.

Patch Rogers Design is a company specializing in the periods 1850 through to the modern day. This takes in the most influential design periods; Gothic revival, Aesthetic Movement, Arts and Crafts Movement, Art Deco, Modernism and Post war design. Patch Rogers has been dealing with furniture and objects from these periods for over 25 years and has built up a wide and deepening knowledge. Pieces are

carefully chosen on their merits, rarity, condition, style and functionality are all key
factors in the overall buying process. Patch is synonymous for his key role at Liberty’s London supplying furniture for collectors, dealers, retailers and private clients. He curates the Annual Arts & Crafts Selling Exhibition, held for the past 35 years.

02/05/2026

Twenties French ceramic and brass lamp with shade made for us by Tinker & Tallulah. Very pleasing combination! &tallulah

25/04/2026

Frank Brangwyn for Rowley Gallery, Gordon Russell for Gordon Russell, Peter Waals for Ernest Gimson and Keith Brymer Jones for Heals a lovely quartet of items all related

18/04/2026

Arts and Crafts centre table in oak with ebony and boxwood chequered inlaid decoration. An important commission for Sir Ambrose Heal. Nower Hill, Pinner London his father’s home. Refurbished and altered by Cecil Brewer in 1902. The hall being the focal point of the refurbishment where this table was designed for by Ambrose Heal. Available from our website www.patchrogers.com

04/04/2026

An inspirational day in Southwark London yesterday. Tracey Emin at Tate Modern very busy but worth it very moving. I know it’s obvious for me but I had to post the chair. “There’s a lot of money in chairs” 1994.
Borough Market for lunch great Thai! Then to Southwark Cathedral!
Thanks to my beautiful daughter for a lovely day. Although we left London when she was just a small kid London runs through her veins still, good to see.
The chest at Southwark Cathedral was wonderful to see made by German immigrant craftsman in about 1585 and the window by Henry Holiday is a mater piece designed and made in his studio in 1903. A tour de force in glass and a great tribute to the late Victorian Pre-Raphaelites. One of the few windows to survive the bombing in the world war 2. Thank God!

26/03/2026

Greaves and Thomas chair, recovered in an original 60’s fabric from our archive. On show at Liberty London Regent St

07/03/2026

New in French 1920’s ceramic lamp with hand made shade in Liberty fabric.
See our website for more pics and details.

28/02/2026

Victorian settee covered in Liberty London Faria Flowers velvet. This fabric continues to bring joy every time we use it. Available at our concession at Liberty on the 4th floor.

08/02/2026

Arts and Crafts copper mantle clock with riveted construction and moto “Hurry is the resource of the faithless” from a passage :“Hurry is the resource of the faithless. Where a man can trust his own heart, and those of his friends, to-morrow is as good as to-day. And if he die in the meanwhile, why then, there he dies, and the question is solved.” By Robert Louis Stevenson, An Inland Voyage, Chapter 12 Down The Oise, 1878

03/02/2026

Pair of twenties oak scalloped panelled armchairs. Recovered in Liberty London Katherine Nouveau Emberton linen colour Lichen. Available from our reinstated department on the 4th floor Liberty. Come up and see us some time!

04/01/2026

Arts and Crafts movement repouse copper and oak framed mirror by John Pearson. Simple, naive work by one of the better metal worker artist craftsman of the period. Having worked for William De Morgan, C R Ashbee’s Guild of Handicrafts, Liberty & Co and founder of the Newlyn School of metal work . See our website for more details. We will be returning to Liberty London 4th Floor on the 12th please find time to visit to see our concession where we will continue after the very long Christmas season (Aug- Jan) to champion Liberty’s history. Happy new year! www.patchrogers.com

Address

Clock House, Lombard Street
Petworth
GU280AG

Telephone

+441798345266

Website

http://gallery.acfc.co.uk/

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