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French pine blanket box
£550.00An early 20th century pine blanket box
French in origin and dating between 1900-1920
Unique in its large size, creating an impact in the space in which it sits. An abundance of historic woodworm which had many a party in the past. This is one of the charms of French furniture. It had a use, served a purpose and shows age and character which cannot be replicated with modern pieces
All original hardware is present. Feet have been added most likely to keep it off the floor to prevent rot
Oversized, almost unnecessary in scale but something you need in life
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18th century pitch pine cupboard
£500.0018th century pitch pine cupboard
The cupboard is from the later part of the century with adaptions and repairs made throughout its life. Primarily original timber and hardware still present
The most probable original use would have been a form of wardrobe, likely painted. Its current use of a shelved interior is most practical in todays home
This period and style of furniture have an almost scratch built feel to them
Rustic, simple and naive
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Rustic pine cupboard
£375.00The mouse is in the house
Rustic pine cupboard from the latter era of the 19th century Victorian England
The cupboard has its original finish, worn away during a century or more worth of use
This cupboard is unique for one particular reason. Whilst in a farmhouse pantry, the resident mouse, let’s call him Jerry, decided to take up residence. An open doorway in the lower region of its frontage and a familiar scene at the rear.
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Farmhouse kitchen dresser
£795.00Farmhouse kitchen dresser
French in design. Late 19th century
Subtly unique and interesting aesthetic. A pair of cupboards flank two small but handy drawers, below sits an open shelf in the dog kennel manner
Likely the original brass hardware. Tarnished through time. The plinth is a mid 20th century replacement, commonly due to rot
The dresser being French, it has been the target of historic woodworm, creating a rustic, tactile surface
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Painted pine chest of drawers
£400.00Painted pine chest of drawers
English in design c.1870
The drawers have been stripped back to its original yellow cream paint which has now developed a fabulously worn and rustic finish
A two over two design. Visually, a set of substantially graduating drawers complete with most of their original hand cut glass ‘daisy’ knobs
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Victorian pine linen cupboard
£1,275.00Pine linen cupboard
English, mid 19th century c.1850-1870
A scumble painted finish is the bottom layer followed by an early 20th century dark paint and stain. Following the course of time, naturally the finish has worn, blisters in the top coat, tones of green subtly show when the light hits
You could say over designed. From the top, a multi layered cornice followed by a panelled door, flanked by a pair of coordinating panels. Internally, a pair of tongue and grooved shelves aid ease of storage. A healthy sized beaded drawer sits in a protrusive lower section beneath the main cupboard, giving an authoritarian standing
A cupboard true to itself
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Victorian pine farmhouse sideboard
£550.00Pine sideboard
English, late Victorian era c.1880
Classic farmhouse aesthetic. A pair of drawers over a cupboard with a full width shelved interior. A slightly oversized top adds visual interest whilst white ceramic knobs soften the image of the piece as a whole
The cupboard has likely sat by a window, sun gazing for many years. This in turn lightens the colour of the timber, giving an almost naturally occurring bleached effect
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Georgian pitch pine cupboard
£700.00Georgian 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….
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French pine sideboard c.1875
£795.00Rustic 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
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Bleached pine shelving unit
£120.00Nature’s bleached pine shelving unit
English design c.1880
Once upon a time, a pair of doors would have accompanied the piece, originally a cupboard
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Victorian pine set of drawers c.1890
£300.00Late Victorian set of drawers. English c.1890
The drawers are made from pitch pine and are a substantial weight for their modest size
Three generously sized drawers with good depth. Sitting on a plinth base
For a multitude of years and through a number of generations, they have been used in family settings
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Victorian pine cupboard c.1890
£360.00Pine cupboard from the late Victorian era c.1890
Likely Scandinavian pine and the surface colour has taken a bleached effect due to a centuries worth of cleaning
Not believed to have been varnished which is a common theme amongst pine furniture in the mid 20th century
The interior consists of a full length and depth shelving unit, sitting on a plinth base and completed by a period brass knob
