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Oak benches
Oak bench
English and believed to be mid 20th century
The colour, shape and design all point towards a school setting as a previous home
Honest wear shows a working life. Well suited to a hallway, kitchen table or a bedroom
Price is per bench
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Georgian English oak coffer
Georgian oak coffer or blanket box
English and dating from the late 18th century
Panelled front and lid with an internal candle box being a nice original feature
An attractive and versatile piece of furniture in the modern era, be it with items of similar era or blending seamlessly into a modern setting, adding a touch of warmth and historical interest
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French farmhouse table
French farmhouse table
Dating from the mid 19th century c.1850-1860
Simple, functional design. Three plank top, straight line base. Due to the design, this table would have more than likely been used in a servants quarters of a larger French home
The wear is just right. Old splits, historic worm boring holes, the colour has naturally developed into a deep and warm shade
We personally had this table for 6 years in the family home. Two children later, the time has arrived to allow the table to fulfill its next chapter in life
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Pine farmhouse cupboard
Pine farmhouse cupboard
English and dating from c.1890
Originating from the West Country, this cupboard would have likely graced one of the many cottages in the region
An interesting design in which the door is two thirds the width but internally, a full width storage area. A naturally occurring light coloured finish, sunlight and bleaching
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French pine tallboy cupboard
Pine cupboard
Unusually interesting in shape and size. Taller than the norm. A small drawer with cup handle sits above a multi shelved cupboard, enclosed by a panelled door
A French variation on an English design using subtle gothic elements whilst retaining its authenticity via small details such as the traditional French hinges
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Victorian pine wardrobe
Victorian pine wardrobe
English and dating between the period 1860-1880
Large in stature and size. Oozing farmhouse flair in its natural pine finish. This cupboard is believed to have originally been painted. Once upon a time, painted and pride of place in one’s bedroom
A forward facing double railed centre cupboard, below a pair of drawers with slightly later Edwardian brass hardware
Separates into three pieces to ease transport and access into the property
True farmhouse elegance
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Victorian oak farmhouse table
Oak kitchen table
English, dating from the late Victorian era c.1890
Multi planked top. Tapered legs and a small centralised drawer. A natural bow, a lean, adding character that cannot be replicated
Wear, use, age. For over 130 years, through the generations, honesty and authenticity. Countless dinners, study, work. This table has lived through it all
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Victorian farmhouse table
Farmhouse table
English and dating from the late 19th century
Elm with a touch of pine. A variety of uses. Whether in use as a kitchen table for a pair in a space restricted London apartment or a generously proportioned desk for the home office?
A warm colour, adding a clean farmhouse aesthetic to the interior of the home
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Pine farmhouse cupboard
Pine farmhouse cupboard
English and dating from c.1900
Originating from the West Country, this cupboard would have likely graced one of the many cottages in the region
An interesting design in which the door is two thirds the width but internally, a full width storage area. Original brass knob and hinges. A naturally occurring light coloured finish, sunlight and bleaching
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Gothic revival church table
Gothic revival table
English and dating from the very beginnings of the 20th century
From a church in Western Yorkshire. Typical of this furniture, hand carved legs and gothic design. Pitch pine and built to last generations. A pair of drawers and a rear drop leaf, if needed
A talking piece in a room, full of stories and history
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Painted pine glazed cupboard
Painted pine glazed cupboard
An English piece dating from the mid 19th century c.1850-1870
Originally part of a much larger piece. Likely three times this size with cornices and plinths. A grand statement for a country manor
There was a scumble finish which we have gently washed back to the original cream base coat. Sat by a fire, the paint has crackled, a unique naturally occurring finish
Internally, the lower cupboard, a pair of shelves, one added more recently which can easily be removed. The upper glazed section, with the original hand blown glass, three original pitch pine shelves
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Petite pine console table
Petite pine console table
An English piece which dates at the end of Victorian era c.1890-1900
Size is well suited as a sofa table or a low console