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Perfect for sculptures, statues or plants.

Really well executed, quite Naïve at the same time and could be of young race horses.

Love the way the back finishes below the rush seating and adds additional structure to the chair. While the the twin stretchers finish the sides and front off nicely.

Imagine your preferred trailing house plant hanging down while sipping your favourite drink.  

Originally used a a dough trough bowl and would have been used for dough proving...

What I like is the very natural finish to the timber, which has a charming warm tone. Married with the cane seat both chairs are delightful in everyway.

Simply engineered, locking bracket behind the first shelf, fold away if not needed.

 Nicely carved teardrop front rail and the same carving continues on the tops of the cabriole legs. 

A beautiful 19th century wall clock signed Coleman, Sutton-in-Ashfield. Love the nice patination on the oak which just lifts to overall look of this wall clock. When you add the charming wear, flaking and pa...

Who doesn't like a big ribbon bow on a present? Well this late 19th century rectangular framed mirror has a permanent ribbon bow to the crest, delightful and eye catching. Nice reeded and acanthus detailing ...

Wonderful colour and design. Perfect as a hallway bench or down one side of a refectory table, maybe against the wall to take up less space.

Original  distressed blue painted frame, very heavy and the original foxed mirror plate.  The framed mirror is from the later part of the 19th century. The wide frame looks like hard word, has a flat inner b...