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Jacobean oak bureau
£595.00A handsome early 20th-century Jacobean-style oak bureau bookcase, full of character and beautifully proportioned. Crafted in richly toned oak, the piece features a central fall-front bureau flanked by tall glazed cupboards, creating an attractive combination of display, writing and storage space.
The bureau opens to reveal a fitted interior with small compartments and a practical writing surface, while the lower panelled cupboard provides additional concealed storage. Glazed side sections offer generous shelving for books, glassware or treasured objects.
Decorative carved edging, traditional brass hardware and striking bulbous turned front legs give the piece its distinctive Jacobean character. The oak has developed a wonderfully warm colour and natural patina, with age-related marks and wear adding to its authentic appeal.
An unusual and highly functional antique piece that would make a wonderful statement in a living room, study or dining space, equally suited for use as a writing bureau, bookcase, drinks cabinet or display cabinet.
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18th century oak table
£400.00An evocative 18th-century oak table, full of character and the rich patina that only centuries of use can create. The substantial oak construction is supported by boldly turned legs, joined by sturdy stretchers, while the carved frieze lends a pleasing architectural quality to the piece.
Particularly appealing is the practical drop leaf to one side, allowing the tabletop to be extended when required while keeping the table relatively compact at other times. This versatility makes it especially well suited for use as a distinctive writing desk, library table or occasional work table.
The dark, time-worn surface displays the knocks, marks and variations in tone accumulated over generations, giving the table a wonderfully authentic presence. Robust yet elegant, it is a highly decorative piece of 18th-century furniture that would sit equally comfortably in a traditional interior or as a characterful contrast within a more contemporary setting.
