In very good condition and dating back to the late 19th century, this is a beautiful antique coat rack or unusual kitchen shelf sourced in France.
This rack stands out because of its proportions, colour and original patina. It has 6 handy original hooks – for hats and coats in the hallway, a great decorative shelf for kitchenalia or an attractive bathroom piece.
Dimensions
110w x 22.5d x 37h cm
Delivery
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Lovely painted French vintage pigeon holes in general good condition.
We love the beautiful vintage grey paint. The pigeon holes are showing some staining and a few signs of love and use, which only add to their rustic charm.
Very versatile, they can be presented horizontally as a table top piece or vertically.
A wonderful and stylish addition to any home, perfect as a shoe rack, a bookcase, a childrens room shelf or to display and tidy small items.
Dimensions
56.5w x 23d x 120h cm
Delivery
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Pair of original vintage vitreous grey large industrial pendant from the 1940s/1950s.
Left to be very easily professionally rewired, so customer can chose their own cord colour and style.
Both shades are in overall good vintage condition, some with little rust, adding character.
Ideal over the kitchen table or island, but equally striking in a commercial setting. We selected them for their beautiful soft grey. Price is for the pair.
Dimensions
22h x 35.5 diam cm
Delivery
(to mainland UK only): £12 or email us to collect.
Pretty and practical tea towel holder for the kitchen, in washed pine, dating from around the 1920s. Easy to fix to a wall, with tea towels hung on the central, removable pole.
Very common in our grandparent’s time, but they are seen less and less now.
A great buy for a any kitchen. (Tea towels also for sale on the website.)
Lovely vintage French painted coat rack in original paint and untouched condition. Probably dating from the 1930s/40s, the rack comprises five stylish and strong metal hooks, each having two hanging parts to accommodate both hats and coats.
The design is simple and pragmatic and it would look good in almost any interior.
A classic set of hooks for the entrance hall, boot room, bathroom or kitchen.
Attractive and original 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 root, flower and leaf of coltsfoot, a plant in the groundsel tribe in the daisy family Asteraceae, native to Europe and parts of western and central Asia. This was collected from an area called Vaggeryd in the South of Sweden and pressed on 16 April 1939. The other is myrica gale, a species of flowering plant in the genus Myrica, native to northern and western Europe and parts of northern North America and more commonly called bog-myrtle sweet willow, Dutch myrtle, and sweetgale. This was collected by the same botanist from the same area in Sweden and pressed on 9 May 1939. (A total of 5 pairs from the same botanist is available.)
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.
Very unusual 1930s/40s factory or laboratory First Aid cupboard, complete with detailed health and safety warnings affixed to the door behind glass, with ‘First Aid” in bold lettering to the front. There is a shelf within to stand products etc, and two holes at the back to mount the cupboard to a wall.
We’ve never seen a First Aid cupboard like this, and believe it is British, used in a small lab or factory around the middle of the last century. It has clearly been used and shows signs of wear to the door, which in many ways adds to its unique charm. Very , unique, practical and a stand-out, characterful piece.
Beautiful and original German pull down chart for schools – created by Jung (professor), Koch (artist) & Quentell (teacher) in 1961. Printed by Printed by Lehrmittelverlag Hagemann, Düsseldorf
Splendid colour and design, with the detailed cross-sections reproduced faithfully, showing up very clearly against the black background. This is an educational work of art viewed by generations of students. In generally very good condition, one very small loss bottom right corner (see image). Original paper on linen
Rustic and charming 19th century table sourced from France. The table still retains its original paint on the legs. The top is original and had been left unpainted.
It is weathered with many knocks and chippy paint and there is a small repair to one of the feet alongside a few patches of previously treated woodworm.
Dimensions
78w x 63d x 66h cm
Delivery
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This is a lovely little vintage tea towel rack for the kitchen sourced from a French restaurant. Each hook has a description of each of the tea towel’s function: Assietes (plates), Mains (hands), Couverts (cutlery), Verres (glasses).
An interesting mid-century accessory, perfect and practical for today’s stylish kitchens.
This is a very attractive French kitchen shelf dating from 1890. The shelf features 11 small handy hooks for kitchen pots and pans, and utensils, and two practical shelves.
We love the proportions and lovely patina.
Dimensions
92w x 17d x 90h cm
Delivery
Standard delivery not available. Email us to arrange own pickup or alternative delivery arrangements.
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