Beautiful mid-century two door solid oak school cupboard. This 1940s cabinet is simple in design with a beautiful oak grain, making it easy to pair with any interior.
It comprises three shelves and retains its fully functioning original lock and key.
It can be hung on the wall or rested on a piece of furniture.
A great classic with fabulous storage.
Dimensions
87w x 22.5d x 69h cm
Delivery
Standard delivery not available. Email us to arrange own pickup or alternative delivery arrangements.
This is a gorgeous rustic French round basket in very good condition. The basket has two little handles and a beautiful rustic weave. Lovely and very decorative shape.
Beautiful turn of the century housekeeper’s wooden cleaning “tidy”. This would have been used by servants to hold cleaning items for looking after fireplaces and floors amongst other things.
There is a removable tray at the top with small compartments for less bulky items, making it a very practical and highly decorative object.
This is a stunning item in immaculate condition with a lovely delicate but sturdy handle to carry it with.
A very attractive and decorative 19th century wheatsheaf iron door stop. It is highly decorative as a door stop, and could also be used as a beautiful book end.
This is a lovely early 20th century French vegetable rack. This vintage wire rack free stands on four feet.
Originally used for vegetables, this would look great in today’s kitchen. Alternatively, it could be used in a child’s bedroom, a studio as a stationary tidy or displaying plants in the garden room.
Dimensions
45w x 22d x 73h cm
Delivery
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Stunning mid-19th century bust portrait of a bearded gentleman, oil on canvas, unframed. This beautiful portrait is by Sir William Quiller Orchardson (1832-1910).
This classic portrait has been relined, but it is otherwise in excellent condition.
Sir William Quiller Orchardson RA was a noted Scottish portraitist and painter of domestic and historical subjects who was knighted in June 1907, at the age of 75. His works are in the collections of The Scottish National Gallery and the National Gallery of Victoria.
An absolute gem, that would look stunning in any home.
Dimensions
33w x 43h cm
Delivery
(to mainland UK only): £12 or email us to collect.
Beautiful rustic Irish butter table. Slightly lower than a usual table and not so deep, this lovely pitch pine rustic table has a centre drawer featuring an original and decorative shell handle.
An attractive and characterful turn of the century table with nice proportions. We like the simplicity of this 100 year old piece.
Dimensions
79w x 41d x 69h cm
Delivery
Standard delivery not available. Email us to arrange own pickup or alternative delivery arrangements.
This is a very attractive double set of drawers from the 1950s comprising eight deep drawers of equal size.
It is of a great size and provides ample storage for all kind of small items in the kitchen, bathroom or artist studio. It retains its original makers label, brass handles and paper surround.
The carcasse is plywood and the inside of the drawers are made of cardboard.
It is showing some wear and tear, which give this piece its real charm.
Dimensions
47w x 37d x 26h cm
Delivery
(to mainland UK only): £12 or email us to collect.
Beautiful primitive late 19th century French wooden cutting board. It is very thick and heavy with a characterful patina, showing years of use. It has a hole from which it can be hung if desired.
These rustic boards were mostly home made and carved from a single piece of wood. Today, as well as looking fabulous in the kitchen, they are an excellent everyday item.
A true farmhouse kitchen staple with immense character.
Attractive pair of pressed flowers, both collected during the same 1939 expedition by Swedish botanist Torvald Fransson. These are lovely pieces of artwork, both in good vintage condition (with slight discoloration of the paper that is evidence of its pre-war heritage). One is a pressed root, stalk and flower of the yellow star of Bethlehem, a Eurasian flowering plant species in the family Liliaceae. It is widespread in central Europe with scattered populations in Great Britain, Spain and Norway to Siberia and Japan. This was collected in Vaggeryd, a small community in the south of Sweden and pressed on 22 April 1939. The second is a root, stalk and flower of red clover (Trifolium Pratense), a herbaceous species of flowering plant in the bean family Fabaceae, native to Europe, Western Asia, and northwest Africa, This was also collected by the same botanist in the same area, pressed on 15 June 1939.
The detailed description of the annotations on each page adds to the interest and appeal.
Would look wonderful properly framed or very simply hung on a peg.
Stunning pair of pressed flowers, both collected by Swedish botanist Torvald Fransson in 1939.
These are lovely pieces of artwork, both in excellent vintage condition (with slight discoloration of the paper that is evidence of its pre-war heritage).
One is a Lesser Butterfly-Orchid (Habenaria Bifolia), collected on 21 July 1939 and the other is a Yellow water-lily ((Nuphar Luteum) collected on 11 July 1939.
The detailed description of the annotations on each page adds to the interest and appeal.
Would look wonderful properly framed or very simply hung on a peg.
Stunning mid-19th century English School, oil on canvas, portrait of a lady, unsigned and unframed. She is believed to be Mrs William Symons and is beautifully executed.
This classic portrait is an absolute beauty and is in immaculate condition for its age.
Dimensions
35.5w x 46h cm
Delivery
(to mainland UK only): £12 or email us to collect.
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