English Country Furniture
English Country Furniture
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A Charles II period oak coffer with profusely carved front panels, great colour and patination. England c.1670. A Georgian oak gateleg table of charming |
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An exceedingly rare 17th c. English moulded front chest of drawers of oak , pine and fruit woods. England c.1670-90. Comb-back elm and ash Windsor chair
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Twenty green glaze Rockingham porcelain A pair of Victorian cast iron hanging planters in the form of winged cherubs. England c.1880 |
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Welsh stick-back child's chair
of oak and elm Georgian oak chest on stand with moulded cabriole legs and scalloped apron. England c.1750. |
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Painted cast iron image of a tipsy Scotsman. Some of the early English ceramics |
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Welsh sycamore armchair with residual An English X frame pub table with |
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A stunning George II period Montgomeryshire (Wales) dresser base; Wales c.1760 A pair of delightful wrought iron |
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A rare pair of cast iron mastiffs stamped “Coalbrookdale." Painted and glazed corner |
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A Cornish mid-19th c. painted pine miniature dresser. England c. 1860 A unique sailor’s needlework
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Welsh oak low dresser;
original throughout; A Wedgwood majolica stick/umbrella
stand; |
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Child's rocking chair of ash wood with turned arm supports and shaped rockers. England c.1800 An early 18th c. cricket table with turned legs joined
by moulded stretchers. England c.1700. |
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George III period walnut corner chair An 18th c. English comb back Windsor |
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Trestle table of pine with painted X
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