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Victorian English pine cupboard
£630.00Victorian pine cupboard of generous proportions
English in design, c.1880
Unusual scale in the fact it is interestingly tall
Behind the door consists of a spacious shelved interior to hide away a magnitude of clutter!
Natural and honest wear throughout. The plinth base is particularly pleasing visually
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Vintage church opaline pendant lights
£60.00Vintage cylindrical opaline pendants
These were placed in an Essex chapel until recent renovations took place
White milky glass, typical of their period and timeless in design
New bayonet chrome bulb holders and silver three core flex accompany the lights. Lighting should always be checked and installed by a qualified electrician
12 lights are available and the price is per pendant
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English farmhouse table
£950.00Wear and patination galore!
English late 19th to early 20th century beech, oak and ash farmhouse kitchen table
Four drawers each with individually carved decorative wooden handles. Sitting on a set of hand turned legs and a centrally running stretcher
The light scrub top inscribed with clues and initials from times past
Truly a piece of high end design for the wealthiest of it’s day
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Bleached pine shelving unit
£120.00Nature’s bleached pine shelving unit
English design c.1880
Once upon a time, a pair of doors would have accompanied the piece, originally a cupboard
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Victorian bleached pine cupboard
£650.00Bleached pine cupboard
Mid Victorian era c.1870
English in design. Panelled frontage with the original patinated brass knob
The interiors storage comprises of a set of three shelves
The bleaching process appears to be natural. A lifetime of sunshine has lightened the pine to a bleached finish
Natures work of art…
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Early Victorian painted pine cupboard
£665.00Early Victorian painted pine cupboard or sideboard, English c.1850
Petite in stature, therefore comfortably able to accommodate a small cottage or a large barn conversion
The cupboard has been dry scraped back to the original base coat
A pair of healthy sized drawers sit above a shelved cupboard section. Period drop handles have been added in the past to match the original which would have been of a similar style
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Victorian pine set of drawers c.1890
£300.00Late Victorian set of drawers. English c.1890
The drawers are made from pitch pine and are a substantial weight for their modest size
Three generously sized drawers with good depth. Sitting on a plinth base
For a multitude of years and through a number of generations, they have been used in family settings
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Pine dresser base c.1870
£665.00Victorian pitch pine dresser base
Plank top with an external galleried finish
Two large spacious drawers fulfilling the width of the piece. One drawer has been lined with baize and a series of compartments compliment the drawer
As a whole, sitting on a set of simple, square tapered legs. A farmhouse classic
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Gothic revival pine church cupboard c.1880
£790.00Pitch pine church cupboard or sideboard in the gothic revival manner
Finished in an old antique pine stain. Internally, a set of shelves offer ample storage space
A pair of arched original mirror plates sit in the doors. Some light foxing to the plates. Surrounded by decorative motifs, a rare and interesting cupboard. Can you find another one?
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English pine cupboard c.1890
£660.00Victorian pine cupboard
English c.1880
A shelved cupboard and a lower drawer compartment. A removable cornice enhances its decorative appeal. Through the generations of one family, it was used as a child’s wardrobe
Through different shares of mellow pine, it has been left to age naturally. A selection of repairs showing its authenticity
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Pine chest of drawers c.1920
£250.00Pine chest of drawers
English c.1920
A pair of smaller drawers sit above two larger drawers. Plenty of natural character and patina
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Victorian pine library bookcase
£390.00Late Victorian pine library bookcase of smaller and more manageable proportions. Three useable shelves and decorative corbels are a distinctive feature
From the last quarter of the 19th century c.1875-1900
A plethora of colour. Quite possibly it’s original red stain, layered with hints of cream base coats and a later ebonised black which has been peeled back throughout the main body
