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Victorian pine farmhouse kitchen table
Victorian pine farmhouse table
English, dating from c.1890
Will comfortably seat 4. A warm brown pine base and a lighter planked top. A deep drawer completes one end
A simple design to add some farmhouse charm to an interior
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Pine and oak farmhouse table
Large English pine and oak farmhouse table
The base being late Victorian and made from oak with a slightly later three plank pine cleated top
Great in size at 9ft in length giving ample space for comfortable seating. A comfortable 8 seater but could squeeze 10 dependant on chair size
Rustic in nature, the style being of early 18th century tables
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French pine shop counter
French pine shop counter dating from the mid 19th century c.1850-1860
Once part of a larger unit, the size now much more suitable for the majority of settings. Brought to the UK by a florist when on holiday to France and used in their shop as the till point
A mahogany top and a panelled front, finished with a pair of large decorative corbels. The rear has multiple shelved compartments, once filled with drawers
Ideal in its natural habitat in retail or just as comfortable in a home
Making a statement in interior design
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Victorian pine dresser base
Pine dresser base
English and Victorian c.1880
Originally, a plate rack would have been present but is now a much more useable piece of furniture
Three drawers sit above a pair of doors, opening up to a fixed single shelf. The centralised faux door is fixed.
A working piece. Structurally sound. Aesthetically, wear is present throughout
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European pine wardrobe in original paint
Pine wardrobe in original paint
European, likely Hungarian and dating from the turn of the 20th century c.1900-1905
Aesthetically, a faux maple paint was removed, leaving the wardrobes original cream finish. All of the original brass hardware is still present. Internally, split in two, one half hooks and the other shelved compartments
The soft pastel colour is a rare feature. A picturesque statement in a room. The scale is good. Useful but not too large. Well suited for small cottages, Victorian or Georgian properties aswell as a contemporary environment
An interior design staple
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Pine chest of drawers
Pine chest of drawers
Late Victorian c.1890 and English in design
Graduating set of three drawers on pitch pine bun feet
Due to scale, it is well suited to a bedroom, be that an adult or child
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English school portrait painting
English school oil on canvas painting
Dating from the early 20th century depicting a lady in black
Original oak frame and undoubtedly untouched with no clean having taken place, darkening the scene and adding a moody aura
Was this a parent or a teacher? There is a story to be told
Canvas dimensions
Height – 69cm
Width – 56.5cmFrame dimensions
Height – 87.5cm
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Victorian pine cupboard
Victorian pine cupboard
English and dating from c.1880
Farmhouse poise. Rustic in time. A good contrast between bleached pine and warm browns. Original brass knobs have developed the patina only time can produce. Curved edges add an interesting element to the cupboard. Used in a cool pantry, one door has developed a slight twist on the upper corner of one door. This may reverse when in a warmer environment
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Victorian pine chest of drawers
Victorian pine chest of drawers
English, dating from c.1870
Two over three design. A pair of small drawers sit above three graduating drawers, all with original fruitwood knobs. Good colour, warm and inviting. Whether new or old, a rustic pine chest of drawers will always enhance an interior
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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