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Victorian pine desk c.1890
£395.00Late Victorian pine writing desk
English c.1890
Well proportioned, the table works just as well as a console table as it does a writing desk
Finished in an old pine stain. Hand turned legs with two small drawers
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English victorian pine farmhouse table c.1860
£435.00English Victorian pine farmhouse table
c.1860
From the western region of Cornwall
Time worn three plank top. Multiple layers of old paint, stain and varnish have given the table a distinctive finish
A pair of small drawers complete with their glass cut knobs
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Pine and oak farmhouse table c.1900
£1,400.00Pine and oak farmhouse table
English c.1900
Pitch pine plank top sitting on an oak base. One small useful drawer sits in the centre of the table
Large in size, comfortably sits 12 people
Clean lines and simple design. Sits just as well in a modern interior as it would in a traditional country farmhouse
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Painted pine farmhouse table c.1900
£500.00Painted pine farmhouse table
English c.1900
Scrub top. Base was painted in the second quarter of the 20th century
A later scumble painted finish was removed to show the tables oldest paint
Historic woodworm around the bottom of the legs but this has been treated many times as a precaution
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Victorian English pine farmhouse table
£800.00Victorian pine farmhouse table
English c.1860
Three plank smooth top showing all of its character and authenticity. As seen in the photograph, at one end, the planks have bowed slightly
Four solid tapered legs. Finished with one central drawer flanked by a pair of larger drawers, complete with original brass hardware
The current leg clearance is 57.5cm-58cm which is sufficient for a chapel style chair. However, the table can be raised to allow for more leg room by the addition of castors at an additional cost
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French pine preparation table c.1900
£370.00French pine preparation table c.1900
Scrubbed plank top with warm brown tones throughout the tables base
Two drawers finish the table
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Victorian pine bakers table c.1860
£320.00Early Victorian pine bakers table c.1860
Developed a great colour throughout the table with attractive wear on the table top
Unusual design with four stretchers round the table
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European butchers block c.1920
£395.00European butchers block c.1920
Likely Hungarian in origin
Simple and naive construction
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Hungarian butchers table c.1920
£350.00Hungarian single plank butchers table
First quarter of the 20th century
Abundance of rustic European farmhouse charm. All historic woodworm has been treated as a precaution
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19th century continental painted pine chest of drawers
£660.00Anastasia’
19th century Continental painted pine chest of drawers
circa 1870
Multiple layers of paint have been dry scraped back to the drawers original whites and creams. With it’s tram line details and strap work, no expense was spared when making the piece, also shown by the thickness of pine used. It was built to last and has clearly stood the test of time.
The worn pine plank top gives us a glimpse into how many hands have passed over it
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Fire Hose Victorian pine cupboard
£1,800.00FIRE HOSE
English c.1850
Built using the highest quality pitch pine indicated by its weight
Quite possibly the only cupboard of this type in the country. Found in a barn in Bristol, it had layers of later paints and stains. Carefully and meticulously removing the layers until we reached the original vibrant red. With dashes of orange symbolic to the flame, the darker areas almost symbolising the thick dark smoke. The most incredible part of this cupboard though is the remnants of the word ‘Fire hose’. Likely painted black but lost over time leaving its charred remains…
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Painted pine larder cupboard
£550.00Large pine larder cupboard
English c.1920
Mid 20th century painted finish which has developed an attractive crackled finish, with an older yellow paint visible in places
Cupboard consists of large shelved sections offering ample storage. An unusual small access door at the rear
When the latest paint was added, the cupboard was used to store building materials. Large iron latch has been left in place to acknowledge its industrial heritage
