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john howkins antiques, hempnall green, united kingdom
A good quality Edwardian mahogany and brown leather George III style porters chair. The barrel back with pleating to the inside, the shaped wings and roll over arms with studded detail and the chair benefits...
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A good quality Edwardian freestanding satinwood kidney shaped writing table. The cross banded top having ebony line edging and inset brown leather writing surface with blind and gold tooling. The frieze having 1 long and...
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An attractive Victorian figured walnut freestanding davenport with boxwood and ebony inlay. The domed top lifts to reveal a well fitted stationary compartment. The bow fronted inlaid fall with thumb moulded edge and an unusual...
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Circa 1835, William IV campaign cabinet. In stained pine with a single, fielded door which opens to reveal 13 drawers with their original labels. There are brass pulls to the drawers, and whilst they vary...
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Circa 1880, mahogany hall stand with revolving top, in the manner of Shoolbred of London. With central carved finial above a rondel with double brass hooks, and all held in place by large reeded uprights....
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Circa 1870, pair of Victorian balloon back chairs. With a shaped, moulded balloon back, the centre rail and the uprights are all profusely carved. They have a large stuffover seat, and the back rail continues...
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Circa 1860, colonial, brass-bound military teak trunk of unusual design. The top has an inset shaped, fielded panel and fluted mouldings, and there is a fielded panel decoration to the frieze. It is freestanding with...
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Circa 1830, Late George IV rosewood sarcophagus shape tea caddy. It has a shaped top with various mouldings, and opens to reveal a pair of hinged containers either side of a circular aperture (originally for...
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Circa 1930s, mahogany framed key cabinet. With single door with Perspex glass, it is wall mounted and has nearly 100 hooks with keys on a green felt background. The top has 2 mirrored plates, full...
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Circa 1900, carved oak Art Nouveau overmantel mirror. With 3 mirrors in an oak frame which has a simple moulded and to the sides carved panels decorated with flowers, swags and cartouche shaped patterns. There...
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Circa 1930s, walnut standard lamp. With solid walnut circular top, and carved acanthus leaves below this separated by simple moulding. The main upright is fluted and tapers towards the base, which is a fluted tulip...
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Circa 1860, mid Victorian carved gesso wood overmantel mirror. With a raised pediment which has 2 upright palm leaves at each end and C scrolls either side. The frame has bell drops in the frieze...
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Circa 1860, neat sized mid Victorian rosewood whatnot. The shaped top with turned finials is all in figured rosewood, and sits over tapered barley twist supports. These lead on to the two under-tiers, which in...
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Circa 1880, neat oak and brass Victorian country house or hotel letter box. With a solid top and ogee moulded fore-edge, there is a brass plaque stating ‘letters’, and beneath is large oak door with...
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Circa 1930s, pair of French Regency style brass and ebonised candlesticks converted to lamps. The top has a circular bezel with beading on a cup of acanthus leaves and foliate casting. The main body is...
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Circa 1800, George III Welsh oak dresser. There is an original rack with a protruding moulded cornice and it retains its original vertical backboards with 3 grooved shelves. The base has a three plank top...
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Circa 1840, rare pair of country house pine chests with original brown paintwork, with distressing. The chests are in yellow Baltic pine with original brass locks and escutcheons. The rectangular tops have a deep beaded...
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Circa 1920s, circular mahogany cue stand. Standing on three squat bun feet, there are two circular mahogany bezels at the top with apertures cut out to hold the cues. The stand rises up on three...
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Circa 1860, Victorian stained pine gong on stand, in the Gothic revival style. With a horseshoe shaped top, and chamfered corners, continuing down to further carving towards the end. There is a large cast brass...
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Circa 1870, Victorian walnut framed needlepoint tapestry. The framed has an arched top, and an open fretwork section with floral rondels. The central needlepoint depicts women, deer and dogs, with a castle and loch in...
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Circa 1920s, pair of teak open bedside cabinets. In a military style, they have a solid top with dovetailed fore-edge, and the uprights at the sides are fitted to the top. There is a single...
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Circa 1900 with adaptations, tall Edwardian mahogany bookcase. The square top with a moulded rim and a panelled centre over 4 tiers of bookshelves. It has four sections each 34 cm wide and 26 cm...
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Circa 1870, Victorian burr walnut and brass strapped tea caddy. The domed top has a lid with decorative brass section held in place by 5 round studs and foliate casting. There are 2 divisions inside...
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Circa 1890, Sheraton style inlaid mahogany occasional table. With an oval top that has boxwood and ebony stringing and satinwood inlay, over an inlaid frieze. There are inlaid, tapering splayed supports with a shaped inlaid...
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Circa late 19th century, antique cash register by ‘National Cash Register’, Dayton Ohio, USA, (1880-1910). It has the model number of 35, and serial number 369795 with two rows of 27 keys to the top....
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