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    Victorian pine side table

    Victorian pine side table

    English c.1880

    An abundance of rustic wear and historic woodworm holes. Wonderfully soft and warm colour in the pine. The pair of stretchers are not original but do add another dimension to the table

    The ample legroom gives the table an opportunity to be used as a desk in a space limiting environment

    £195.00
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    French beech farmhouse table

    French beech farmhouse table

    Mid 19th century c.1860

    Very likely estate made and used in the servants quarters. Almost primitive design, the curvature in the legs, almost as if carved from the roots of the tree itself. Sculptural qualities are seen from every angle. A table that was made to that particular estates aesthetic taste, adding a unique quality to the table

    The table has historic woodworm holes but can a French table be authentic without?!

    The tabletop itself sits lower than an English equivalent, however a leg clearance of 60cm is still present which gives plenty of room for the vast majority of chairs with their occupier to fit comfortably underneath

    £500.00
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    Dutch painted walnut farmhouse table

    Painted farmhouse table

    Believed to be Dutch and is made from walnut. From the turn of the 20th century

    The materials used for this style are unusual and shows quality craftsmanship to use timbers of this calibre

    Aesthetically, the table sits incredibly well on gently splayed legs, creating the impression of a larger size. One central drawer runs through the underside of the tables plank top. The paintwork has worn in all high touch areas, predominantly the legs and throughout the face of the drawer

     

    £400.00
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    Victorian pine linen press

    Victorian pine linen press of larger proportions

    English c.1880

    A selection of three shelves sit in the upper cupboard whilst the lower section consists of two smaller and one larger drawer

    Of good scale and non intrusive depth, therefore not restricting the size of room needed to house the cupboard

     

    £950.00
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    Georgian pitch pine cupboard

    Georgian pitch pine cupboard

    Early 19th century c.1810-1830

    Likely an estate made piece of furniture.  Originally, there would have been a pair of doors on the upper half but these were removed most probably during the late Victorian era when open top dressers become popular

    Abundant in rustic charm and repairs over its two centuries lifespan. Most of the original ironwork is still present. Showcasing the skills and talents of craftsmen of their time. Back in an era before mass production and making a piece of furniture beautiful for no other reason than they could….

     

    £700.00
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    French pine sideboard c.1875

    Rustic pine sideboard

    French in origin. From the early part of the fourth quarter of the 19th century

    Interestingly, this would have been used to store the coins paid by citizens for their taxes. This is evident through the coin slot and the small drawer. Internally, an oversized lock is still present which would have deterred any potential thieves

    More than likely, this piece was a buffet and was converted for use. Predominantly, desks of this style are more commonly seen

    Abundant with rustic charm, naive repairs throughout its life add to its rather interesting story

    £795.00
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    Victorian pine housekeepers cupboard

    Large and well proportioned pine housekeepers cupboard

    English c.1860-1870

    A corniced top sits above a pair of panelled doors. Internally, three shelves give plenty of storage solutions

    The cupboard has had a life, been used for its purpose, giving it a rustic charm

    £1,150.00
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    Scottish painted chest of drawers

    Aesthetic movement painted pine chest of drawers

    Scottish c.1870. Petite and comfortable two over two design

    Authentic wear throughout the drawers. They have likely been used almost every day for 150 years and nature has been able to take its natural course. The worn plinth base tells its own story

    £385.00
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    American chest of drawers

    A unique set of four drawers

    American in origin. Likely made in the southern states c.1860-1880

    A mixture of pine and satin walnut. Original hand carved decorative cup handles alongside matching keyhole escutcheons. Four roomy drawers sit upon each other, offering a healthy amount of storage space

    The drawers are in as authentic condition as possible. Most recently used by an art club in South West England, wear around the handles is evident, showing a life lived

    £470.00
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    Victorian English pine cupboard

    Victorian 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

    £630.00
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    Vintage church opaline pendant lights

    Vintage 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

    £60.00
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    English farmhouse table

    Wear 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

    £950.00
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