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Mid 19th century ash waterfall shelves
£275.00Four tiered ash open graduating waterfall shelves
English and from the second quarter of the 19th century. This particular design of shelving and in particular, bookcases, were popular beginning in the regency era
Elegant in design. The four shelves sit on a set of turned supports, the whole on petite bun feet. All in all, a rather pretty piece of furniture
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Victorian gilt pier mirror
£500.0019th century English pier mirror, gilt painted at a later date
The mirror comprises of an inverted breakfront pediment moulded with a band of stiff leaves above a frieze of applied mask, floral swags and lyres. Whilst each side is flanked by a pair of fluted ionic columns
A rather decorative piece, it contains its original mercury mirror plate which has begun to gently fox in a small number of areas. The gilt paint has some small and minor losses around the frame
An interior design staple. Bold and imposing in all of the right ways
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Pine farmhouse hall table
£265.00Pine farmhouse table of English design
Dating from the late Victorian era c.1890
The shape, style and form are all that of a larger kitchen table but now in a diminutive size. The curved ends add interest, whilst the pine has developed a lovely warm tone
Positively, the table has a multitude of potential uses. Either as a hall table topped with floral displays. A desk space for that compact home office due to its more than adequate leg clearance. Finally, a small apartment restricted by floor space would give the piece the prime opportunity to be utilised as a petite farmhouse table
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George II oak chest of drawers
£530.00George II era oak chest of drawers
Dating from around the mid 18th century, c.1740-1760
Of that period, constructed using oak, cottage cut design enabling easy manoeuvrability in those tight cottage spaces. A time before dovetail joints or screws. Simple dowels and nails to piece it together. Standing the test of time 260+ years later
Relatively untouched. The original timbers appear to be present, other than some modern timber added to the underside runners of the drawer. This would be due to wear throughout centuries of opening and closing the drawers
Four drawers sit upon one another, believed to be the original oak drawer bottoms still present. Almost oversized bracket feet give the drawers a sense of authority whilst sitting within a room
A survivor…
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Pine writing desk
£435.00English pitch pine writing desk
Dating from the latter era of the 19th century c.1890
The tables dark aesthetics are due to a concoction of stains and paints with contrasting fruitwood knobs to a large drawer
Primary wear across the front section of the plank top, along both stretchers flanking the drawer give a clear indication as to it’s purpose and usability in modern life. Four mildly tapered legs ensure a timeless piece of design
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French painted bedside tables
£975.00Pair of French pine bedside tables from the Provence region in the South East of the country
The tables themselves are mid 19th century and then painted at a later date by a skilled and talented French artist to what is most likely suit the surrounding decor of the property. White and creams form the base layer with a darker shade of green creating the decorative line work around each piece
Though a matching pair, evidence of their hand made nature can be seen. Due to hand carving, slight variations in the sweeps and curves add an honest and authentic appeal. Depths of wood alter due to the nature of using what timbers were available, before mass production
Beginning at the top, a sweeping galleried back sits above a pleasant surprise of a set of two curved drawers. Continuing the curvaceous nature, the body sits on cabriole legs and to add balance, a lower shelf adds an extra storage option
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Hungarian painted cupboard
£395.00Hungarian painted pine cupboard
Mid 20th century c.1950
Original worn painted finish and Bakelite fittings
One drawer sits above a shelved cupboard. Panelled inserts on a pine frame. Historic woodworm has been routinely treated as a precaution. Some slight movement in the frame when twisting, however this is eradicated once some weight is added
European furniture such as this adds a rustic charm to all styles of interior. Simple and naive. The items tell a story. An abundance of character and authenticity ooze from each corner
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Turkish olive pot
£135.00Turkish olive pot
Second quarter of the 20th century
Naturally aged terracotta with drainage hole. Great earthy tones in the pots colour palette
A used pot with plenty of history, now for the next stage of its life. Whether you were to accessorise with rustic muted tones or add a splash of colour, the piece is sure to stand the test of time in design terms
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Roe deer mounted skull
£20.00Roe deer mounted skull
A good, well balanced example mounted on a black painted
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Victorian pine side table
£195.00Victorian 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
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French beech farmhouse table
£500.00French 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
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Dutch painted walnut farmhouse table
£400.00Painted 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
