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Irish pine dresser
£420.00Irish pine dresser
Early 20th century c.1900-1920
Both pine and pitch pine. Originally would have been painted, likely a green
Petite in size and therefore suited to a variety of settings. We used this in our cottage due to limited height
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English console table
£190.00English mahogany console table
Late Victorian c.1890-1900
A centralised drawer, the remnants of the original blue lining paper present. All on cabriole legs
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Mahogany tailors mirror
£250.00Mahogany tailors mirror
English and dating c.1880
Originally a cheval mirror. Wonderfully foxed and patinated mercury plate
Clean, simple lines with a touch of elegance
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Victorian elbow chair
£180.00Victorian elbow chair
English late Victorian dating from c.1890-1900
Constructed using both beech and elm
The curved armrests add a tactile element to the chair whilst the old, worn stain tells a hundred stories
Height – 77cm
Seat height – 42.5cm
Width – 54cm
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French parcel gilt wall mirror
£250.00Georgian framed parcel gilt wall mirror
English, dating from c.1820 with a later 20th century mirror plate
Turned pilasters surround the frame. Old stain has developed a healthy patina whilst the visible gilt work adds an element to its past
Height – 50.5cm
Width – 85cm -
Victorian gilt overmantle mirror
£525.00Victorian overmantle mirror
English and dating c.1860-1880
Aesthetically incredibly strong. The gilt work is worn, the sweeping, curved frame and almost perfect foxing to the original mercury plate. Visible throughout but still perfectly functional as a mirror
Very much design led and a true statement in an interior space
Height – 82cm
Width – 119cm -
French pine dresser
£850.00Pine farmhouse dresser
French and dating c.1870-1890
From the northern regions
One large piece. Behind the pair of panelled doors, a shelved cupboard interior. Above, two open shelves
Some historic worm holes. All telling an untold story
Simply stylish. Clean, simple lines give this the advantage of a timeless design. Contemporary or period, equally pleasing
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Pine farmhouse table
£800.00Farmhouse kitchen table
Early 20th century c.1910-1930
A Greek import. In the style of an English Victorian table. Multi planked top on a base with one centralised drawer. Historic woodworm, primarily on the top, leaving a rustic, tactile finish
Simple design, timeless style
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Primitive French bread board
£170.00Primitive French board board
Purchased due to its unusually large size
Generations of use. A historic woodworm filled handle, still solid
Highly decorative. The scale and tactile nature are the features that draw you in
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Victorian overmantle mirror
£390.00Victorian overmantle mirror
English and dating c.1870-1890
Giltwood and gesso. Worn, faded and decorative. The original plate has begun to develop some foxing and natural deterioration
Honest and open. Generations of love in use
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Foliate wall mirror
£330.00
Victorian foliate wall mirror
English in design. Early 19th century gilt wood frame and a 20th century mirror plate
Highly decorative. Delicate and some small losses and nibbles throughout the frame itself. Most importantly, it is a survivor throughout the centuries
An affluent design showcasing status
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French pine farmhouse table
£395.00Pine kitchen table
French, dating from the late 19th century c.1890
Four plank top on a traditionally French tapered leg base. The feet have been replaced in the past due to rot and areas of historic woodworm, typical of French furniture has been treated as a precautionary measure
A warm, homely brown
Full farmhouse aesthetics
Storytelling in a table
