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antique furniture & decor
FURNITURE
mostly gorgeous curvaceous French and gently faded Swedish, alongside irresistible, beautifully revamped English....
19th Century French Bistro Table
£350
A lovely quality 19th century wrought iron table, just arrived from France.
Much of the orginal green paint remains on the stand, legs and pretty, double scrolling feet, while with use over the years the paint on the top has worn away, leaving a beautiful patina and a solid top.
Perfect for use in the garden or a conservatory, this table would be a lovely addition to any sitting room, dining room, bedroom or a large bathroom.
Dimensions in cm: height 70, top diameter 55.
Ref 339GF
Small French early 19th Century Bistro Table
£275
A delightful small wrought iron bistro table, retaining historic layers of white and green paint on the stand, with a later painted and waxed white top with hints of green and plenty of texture, standing on three small bun feet.
This would make a perfect lamp or side table, and would be a very pretty addition to a bedroom or bathroom.
Dimensions in cm: height 70, diameter 55.
Ref 334F
Two Louis XV Style Swedish Chests of Drawers (late 20th century)
Available as a pair or separately
£975 each.
A very attractive matching pair of oak chests of drawers from Sweden (late 20th century), available to purchase separately if preferred.
Elegantly shaped, particularly sturdy, solid and heavyweight, painted in a lightly weathered, typical Swedish blue with decorative brass trimmings and natural waxed oak tops.
Two good sized drawers provide plenty of useful storage.
Dimensions in cm: height 85, width 130.5, depth 50.5
Ref 322F
Reclaimed Solid Maple and Pine Console Table
£650
Beautifully handmade and finished in the UK using only reclaimed wood, with a solid maple top and pine base, a deep skirt and elegantly curved legs.
The beautifully smooth top has been finished with a slightly 'acid /blister look' effect.
A really lovely piece that will last for generations.
Dimensions in cm: height 77, length 122, depth 43, skirt depth 24.5
Ref: 308F
A Pair of Later Decorated Solid Mahogany Georgian Demi Lune Console Tables
£1750
Each table is beautifully hand painted in a William Morris 'Pimpernel' style floral design, featuring white and yellow flowers on a soft green background with a leaf edging, creating an entire flower pattern when the tables are fitted together using the original wooden mechanism.
The skirt of each table is decorated with leaf garlands, while the elegantly tapering legs are decorated in muted green with a leaf trellis design.
These are unique and versatile pieces, artisan painted with great attention to detail, combining traditional and modern craftsmanship to create a functional and striking focal point.
More photos are available on request.
Dimensions in cm: height 70.5, diameter when fitted together 108. Each table: length108, depth 54, depth of skirt 12.
Ref: 331F
French Lamp/Side/Hall Table
£350
A very attractive French table with a solid wood circular top and elegant scrolling painted metal legs on round feet.
The top has been later decorated and finished with a smoky charcoal effect.
A useful larger lamp, occasional or central hall table.
Dimensions in cm: height 72, top diameter 76, width foot to foot 42.
Ref 283F
A Pair of Later Painted 19th Century 'D' Shaped Console Tables
£1850
This beautiful pair of solid mahogany consoles has been superbly painted with an original geometric design by a highly skilled artisan, enhancing the elegance and shape of these lovely pieces.
So versatile, the pair can be displayed individually or fit together to make one square piece with rounded corners, gently curving together.
Each table stands on four tapering legs, decorated to the front and sides with a striking design.
Works of art, functional and unique.
Dimensions in cm: each table 106 x 48, table top diameter when fit together 96 x 106, height to table top 72, height to underside of table 59, skirt 11, legs at top 4 x 4, base of legs 2.5 x 2.5.
More photos are available on request.
Ref 260
A Pair of Painted Georgian Demi Lune Console Tables (late 18th/early 19th century).
£1500
A fabulous pair of Georgian mahogany console tables of superb quality on sturdy legs and original working leather castors, later painted in faded white.
The pair simply fits together to form one oval shaped table.
Dimensions in cm: height 75, individual length 121.5, individual depth 55, diameter when fit together 110 x 121.5, skirt and top depth 13.5, legs 4.5 x 4.5.
Ref 256
Painted Swedish Commode (19th Century)
£2500
A very attractive and useful piece with two smaller top drawers either side of a fluted panel and two large drawers beneath.
Featuring pegging detail at the top, a decorative fluted breakfront centre section and brass handles, standing on four tapered legs, this lovely chest of drawers has been later painted in faded white with a contrasting marbled wood top.
The back is unpainted.
Dimensions in cm: height 79, width 112, depth 57.5
Ref 255
A Pair of Antique French Napoleon III Crapaud Chairs
(for reupholstery)
£850
Recently arrived from France, these very attractive, super comfortable, good size chairs have a really lovely shape, are well sprung and sound, making them ideal for everyday use.
Upholstery quotes are available.
Dimensions in cm: full height 93, height to seat 36, seat depth 55, full width 69, width of back 67.
Weight 15kg each.
Ref 265F
Antique French Armoire (late 18th/early 19th century)
£1150
A large, heavy, beautiful French armoire, retaining historic paint and a working lock and key.
In good, solid condition, with excellent form, wear, colour and plenty of decorative features, with one good, solid shelf (further shelves could be added if required). This would make a wonderful kitchen larder storage cupboard or a fabulous linen cupboard.
More photographs are available.
Dimensions: height, 247cm, width 140cm, depth 60cm.
A French Zinc Top Garden/Interior Table (circa 1900 or earlier) & Set of Six Folding French Chairs
£1750
A super zinc topped table from Paris, well over a hundred years of age, standing on a strong industrial style iron base with attractive bow legs which retain traces of original green paint, paired with a set of six good size matt black painted iron and wood folding chairs from France.
The set has an industrial air about it and is suitable for use either in the garden or the home.
Dimensions in cm:
Table: height 72, length 120.5, depth 69.5
Chairs: height 86.5, seat height 47, seat width 42
Ref: 315GF
19th Century French Tilt Top Wine Tasting Table
£1900
A rare find - this very unusual wine tasting, or 'vendange' table, from a vineyard in the Bordeaux region of France, retains its original table top waxed canvas covering.
Originally made to be stored flat among the wine barrels and set up for wine tasting and grape pickers' celebrations to mark the end of the harvest.
It has been beautifully hand painted and decorated with 'Grand Vins de Bordeaux, Domaine de Haut Passeloupe, Margaux'.
A particularly fine, sturdy table, with plenty of character.
Dimensions: height when set up 73cm, height tilted 116cm, depth of table rim 2.4cm, diameter of table top 99cm, width of base 71.5cm, depth of base 38cm.
More photos are available on request.
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19th Century French Tilt Top Wine Tasting Table
£1900
This 'vendange' table originates from a vineyard in the Bordeaux region of France. The word 'vendange' means 'the harvesting or harvest time of grapes'.
Originally made to be stored flat among the wine barrels and set up for wine tastings and grape pickers' celebrations to mark the end of the harvest.
It has been beautifully hand painted and decorated with St Emilion Grand Cru, Chateau Laroque Cru Classe.
A fine, sturdy table, made from mixed fruitwood, with plenty of character and a very attractive tulip shaped swivel pedestal, supporting the table top.
There is evidence of ancient woodworm, long gone.
Dimensions in cm: height when set up 72, height tilted 120, depth of table rim 2.0, diameter of table top 108, width of base 52, depth of base 58.
More photos are available on request.
Ref: 243
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