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Vintage French Trumeau Mirror
£495.00French Trumeau mirror
Mid 20th century variation of an 18th century design
Pine frame in rectangular form with the trumeau design of the decorative scrolled top
Go big. Go bold
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English pine console table
£320.00English pine console table dating from the late Victorian era c.1890
A plank top, singular drawer with a contrasting pair of white porcelain knobs, hand turned legs typical of its English design
A console table, dressing table or a desk for the home. The options are limitless when partnered with classic design
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French pine console table
£300.00French pine console table
Dating from the late 19th into the early 20th century
Stripped pine in warm golden hue tones with the distinct contrast of ebonised knobs. A single drawer, tapered legs. Clean, simple, French
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Rustic pine chest of drawers
£320.00Rustic pine chest of drawers
English and dating from c.1870
A pair of smaller drawers above two larger. Non invasive size, perfectly suitable for a multitude of spaces
Originally these drawers would have had a mahogany scumble. The telling sign being the red feet. This is the undercoat which was commonly used for this particular type of paintwork.
Now stripped, the timbers knotty appearance is full of of character and rustic charm. Contrasting the bulk, the original mahogany knobs add an extra element of originality and overall, the drawers have a feeling of home -
French pine farmhouse cupboard
£480.00Pine farmhouse cupboard
French in origin and dating from the late 19th century
A pair of drawers sit above one large shelved cupboard. Sun bleached yet warm in colour
The usual suspects (woodworm) verify its French heritage but these have long been fought and defeated
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Victorian pine cupboard
£400.00Victorian pine cupboard
English in design and dating from circa 1870-1890
Full of farmhouse design. Knotty pine, old nails, plank top all enhance its charm. Internally, there are a pair of shelves creating three storage compartments
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Victorian pine glazed cupboard
£420.00Pine glazed cupboard
English and Victorian in era c.1890
A selection of pine and pitch pine have been used in its construction. Behind the pair of glazed doors, four shelving compartments offer ample storage, locked away by its original hardware and key
Shallow in depth, without limitations due to its non intrusive size
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Regency wall mirror
£295.00A late Regency wall mirror
English c.1830
Provenance: Stone House, Bolney, West Sussex.
A later gilt finish with a touch of the old plaster and gesso on show. A lightly foxed original mirror plate adds an extra layer of interest
Traditional and timeless design
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Early Victorian pine chest of drawers
£360.00Early Victorian pine chest of drawers
English and dating from c.1850-1860
A traditional 2 over 3 design. A pair of small drawers sit above three that are graduating in size
Full of history and well loved throughout its 160+ years lifetime. Time shows the use of these drawers. Over many years, countless repairs have been made, not to just cast it to one side, showing the love people have had
Slightly battered and bruised with a swash of authenticity and charm
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Victorian overmantle mirror
£600.00A mid Victorian overmantle mirror
English c.1870
Heavily glossed, turquoise paint was gently removed back to the frames original gesso and gilt work
Healthy amount of wear on the plate itself. Giving a hint of its age and adding an extra layer of interest
Proportion is strong. A statement mirror with all of the elements of a strong interior design aesthetic
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Pine set of five drawers
£490.00
Pine set of five drawers
English and dating from c.1870-1880
Well scaled and proportioned. Five gently graduating drawers, all offering a healthy amount of storage space. A set of contrasting period ceramic knobs compliment the natural state of the pine
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Indian Rajasthani mirror
£450.00An interesting and unique mirror from the Rajasthan region of India
Once a window, a mirror plate added in more recent times. As an added element of surprise, the lower shutter doors hide a further mirror plate
The charm of Indian furniture is in its construction. Blocks of any timber at hand, shaped using a simple hammer and chisel. The decorative motifs and details specific to towns and villages
One man and his tools. Naivety at its finest
