Manufactured in Manchester, this mirror crossed the border to be used in a Gentleman’s outfitters in the Liverpool region for 50 plus years
Authentic and untouched. The chrome plate tells the tale of endless hands passing over the lower half of the mirrors frame, complimented by the lightly foxed bevelled plate
From one of England’s industrial heartlands, Birmingham. Difficult to age but somewhere in the first half of the 20th century. These were saved from the foundry’s riverbank during building works
Hugely decorative pots. An abundance of texture and colour. Fantastic table centre pieces
Some small losses around the rims and non structural hairline cracks as shown in the photographs
The two smaller crucibles are 33cm in height and 21cm in diameter. The larger crucible is 37cm in height and 22cm in diameter
This early 20th century well proportioned table was in Bangor Universities Biology department
A plethora of surface space which tells a story throughout a centuries use of scalpels and Bunsen burners. A lower shelf adds additional storage or display space
The tables size and design aids it’s suitability within the retail sector to display various garments. Additionally, it would enhance a large kitchen as either an island or to be used as additional work space
Antique aesthetic movement writing desk dating from the last quarter of the Victorian era c.1880
A fine example of aesthetic movement furniture. Ebonised mahogany, a frieze drawer runs horizontally along the desk below a period inset red leather writing surface
True to the movement, a pair of decorative brackets flank the front of the desk whilst turned legs join at the swivels effortlessly