England
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English 19th Century Pair of Large Green Bulb Vases
$565.009.25"H x 4.50"W x 4.50"D
Dimensions: 9 ¼” H x 4 ½” W x 4 ½” D
A delightful pair of large, green glass hyacinth vases from Victorian England, late 19th century. The ruffled mouth (where the bulb of the plant would sit) rises on a slender hourglass form decorated with a subtle ribbed texture in the glass. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition or reach out directly with any questions. Sold as a pair.
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English Late 19th Century Cast Stone Bird Bath
$1,895.0025.50"H x 23"W x 23"D
Dimensions: 25 ½” H x 23” W x 23” D
An sublime late 19th century English, cast stone bird bath for Neoclassical beauty in any garden or patio that both people and avian visitors can enjoy. The wide, shallow bowl rests on a fluted shaft widening into a square plinth base for stability. History and exposure to the elements have left an organic patina on the stone from colorful mosses and lichens that will only improve with time. The bowl and base can be separated for easier transportation and installation. We believe this to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition or reach out directly with any questions.
Base: 11” square
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English 19th Century Cast Terracotta Column
$1,200.0029.75"H x 21"W x 20.75"D
Dimensions: 29 ¾” H x 21” W x 20 ¾” D
An infinitely useful English, late 19th century, painted terracotta pedestal for Neoclassical beauty in any garden or patio, uplifting a planter or sculptural element. The Corinthian-style column features a generous top surface over volutes that project from the corners. Its square, fluted shaft widens at the base for stability. History and exposure to the elements have left an organic patina from colorful mosses and lichens that will only improve with time; there are two hairline cracks on opposing sides which appear concentrated to the plinth. We believe this to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition or reach out directly with any questions.
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English 19th Century Cast Stone Column
$1,200.0023.50"H x 17"W x 17"D
Dimensions: 23 ½” H x 17” W x 17” D
An infinitely useful English, late 19th century, cast stone pedestal for Neoclassical beauty in any garden or patio, uplifting a planter, sculpture, or armillary sphere. The column features a generous top surface over a fluted shaft that widens at the base for stability. History and exposure to the elements have left an organic patina on the stone from colorful mosses and lichens that will only improve with time. We believe this to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition or reach out directly with any questions.
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English 19th Century Mahogany Revolving Bookcase
Original price was: $2,200.00.$1,800.00Current price is: $1,800.00.30.75"H x 18.75"W x 18.75"D
Dimensions: 30 ¾” H x 18 ¾” W x 18 ¾” D
A very practical and fun design, this square revolving bookcase would have been made in England circa 1870 using mahogany decorated with an inlaid satinwood medallion on top. The thinly ripped slats enclosing the two tiers create visual intrigue from every angle; each shelf is divided into four sections for arranging all of your favorite books. The bookcase revolves on a cast iron center shaft elevated on casters–taking up very little room on the floor yet offers plenty of shelf space with a display surface on the top. The clean lines would work well in nearly any interior decoration style. Cleaned, tightened and polished with a French paste wax this antique bookcase is ready to use in your interior. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Amber Glass Hyacinth Vase
$215.005.88"H x 4.50"W x 4.50"D
Dimensions: 5 ⅞” H x 4 ½” W x 4 ½” D
A darling amber glass hyacinth vase from Victorian England, late 19th century. The hourglass-shaped vessel in translucent yellow glass opens to a small mouth where the bulb would sit, dangling its roots in the water. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Blue Glass Hyacinth Vase
$265.007.50"H x 3.63"W x 3.63"D
Dimensions: 7 ½” H x 3 ⅝” W x 3 ⅝” D
A fabulous cobalt blue glass hyacinth vase from Victorian England, late 19th century. The ruffled mouth (where the bulb would sit, dangling its roots in the water) rises on a conical vessel decorated with a swirled pattern and tiny air bubbles in the glass. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Amber Glass Hyacinth Vase
$215.005.88"H x 4.50"W x 4.50"D
Dimensions: 5 ⅞” H x 4 ½” W x 4 ½” D
A darling amber glass hyacinth vase from Victorian England, late 19th century. The hourglass-shaped vessel in translucent yellow glass opens to a small mouth where the bulb would sit, dangling its roots in the water. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Petrol Blue Glass Hyacinth Vase
$265.007.50"H x 3.63"W x 3.63"D
Dimensions: 7 ½” H x 3 ⅝” W x 3 ⅝” D
A fabulous petrol-blue glass hyacinth vase from Victorian England, late 19th century. The ruffled mouth (where the bulb would sit, dangling its roots in the water) rises on a conical vessel decorated with a swirled pattern and tiny air bubbles in the glass. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English Victorian Reproduction of the Venus Italica
$5,600.0063.50"H x 16"W x 14"D
Dimensions: 63 ½” H x 16” W x 14” D
English, late 19th century reproduction of the masterpiece Venus Italica, sculpted from marble circa 1812 by Antonio Canova to replace the original Venus sculpture seized by Napoleon for the Louvre. This example is a cast (reconstituted stone) work that graced a garden with her beauty; note the dark patina from exposure to the elements that shrouds her bare shoulders. The gathered sheet of fabric she clings to her front (in modesty) is still mostly white–undrescoring her symbolism of love, fertility, and desire. We believe this to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition or reach out directly with any questions.
Base diameter: 14”
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English 19th Century Giltwood Convex Bullseye Mirror
$2,995.0022.25"H x 22.25"W x 2.25"D
Dimensions: 22 ¼” H x 22 ¼” W x 2 ¼” D
An English Regency style convex mirror from the 19th century that would be right at home in the interior design tastes of today. Sometimes called a “butler’s mirror” that allowed the staff to monitor the progression of the dinner service at a comfortable distance, the convex mirror glass offers a clear reflection of any room, barely touched with dark foxing. The thick giltwood frame is all hand-carved with concentric rings enclosing a line of spherical knobs glistening like marquee lights under the gold. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English Victorian “Literary Machine” Book Stand
$2,200.0061"H x 23"W x 14"D
Dimensions: 61” H x 23” W x 14 ” D
English Victorian book stand, circa 1900 invented by John Carter and patented as a “Literary Machine” that offers two adjustable components mounted on a brass rod: the small mahogany easel to prop up a book and the circular shelf below to place one’s drink, eyeglasses, candle, or other small items that would support the enjoyment of reading. The shelf is not only adjustable in height but also slides along a cantilevered rod and can be angled to a comfortable degree for viewing. Note the small lyre-shaped clip protruding from the top as another, thoughtful convenience. The tall brass rod is mounted on a cast iron base of four arched feet with ornate scrolled motifs. On the back of the book display is the original tag from the maker “Carters” with the address in London. This unique device has been gently cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to maintain the historic character. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
Circular table: 14” diameter
Shelf: 8 ½” H x 12” W x 1 ⅜” D (rod is 15 ¾” W) -
English 19th Century Mahogany Fold-down Desk
$8,500.0058.38"H x 26.75"W x 19"D
Dimensions: 58 ⅜” H x 26 ¾” W x 19” D
English circa 1820 Wellington-style chest of drawers made of mahogany in dazzling flamed grain that stretches across the case. The tall and narrow chest is secured to the sides by corbel-topped carved pilasters which are actually flaps on hinges to secure the drawers and provide a vertical counterpoint to the movement in the grain. No key is present. What appears to be nine drawer fronts are actually seven, like a semainier, reserving the middle for a compact secretary drawer disguised as two drawers which slide out and unfold as the tooled, green leather writing surface. To the back of the case are open pigeon holes and five small drawers veneered in luminous maple. An original glass inkwell is hidden in the lower right drawer. This spectacular desk has been gently cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to maintain every extraordinary detail. We believe this to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition or reach out directly with any questions.
Depth extended: 31”
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English Vintage Floral Still-life Painting on Board
$1,295.0029.88"H x 25"W x 1"D
Dimensions: 29 ⅞” H x 25” W x 1” D
An early 20th century English oil-on-board still life painting in vintage frame of similar age and condition with complementary floral decoration. Against a pale background of blue and gray, the bouquet at center overflows from the green pitcher with bursts of pastel flowers. The linen matting of a harmonious khaki-tone is actually more recent, floating the artwork in the wooden frame that has been painted an oxblood red with stylized apple or cherry blossoms. This small painting will surely command attention in any gallery wall collection but has the presence to stand on its own as well. Ready to hang in your interior. We believe this to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition or reach out directly with any questions.
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English 20th Century Stone Bust of a Greco-Roman Youth
$1,100.0016.75"H x 10.25"W x 10"D
Dimensions: 16 ¾” H x 10 ¼” W x 10” D
English, early 20th century or very late 19th century, bust of a young male to add Greco-Roman classical beauty to any garden or art collection. The solid, reconstituted stone–a concrete material–is covered in a matte white paint that gives his features a youthful purity. Exposure to the elements has eroded some of the face with other spotted patina in the hair as if truly an artifact from the ancient world. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 20th Century Stone Bust of Alexander the Great
$1,265.0014.50"H x 10.50"W x 11.50"D
Dimensions: 14 ½” H x 10 ½” W x 11 ½” D
English, early 20th century or very late 19th century, bust of Alexander the Great to add Classical beauty to any garden or art collection. The solid, reconstituted stone–a concrete material–is pigmented with dark gray streaks that gives definition to the thick hair framing the likeness of this ancient Macedonian hero. Patina from exposure to the elements has eroded some of his nose, neck, and cheek with other spotted coloration on top as if truly an artifact from the Acropolis. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Ebonized Inlay Credenza
$3,500.0038.75"H x 60.63"W x 16"D
Dimensions: 38 ¾” H x 60 ⅝” W x 16” D
A spectacular cabinet/credenza from England circa 1850, displaying many of the audacious characteristics as the Third Empire style of France within the same time period. Presented in an approachable, demilune form the curved case is emphasized by luxurious materials and techniques on every surface: opaque ebonized woods make a graphic contrast against the luminous, figured maple inlaid with geometric and foliate marquetry set off by gilt ormolu beading on the edges. Quarter-round cabinets on the left and right have full visibility through curved glass doors to view the contents arranged on velvet-lined shelves. Behind the locking door at center adorned with a marquetry cartouche, the interior is also lined in a worn velvet which wraps around a single shelf, 11 ¾” deep. The whole is raised on a plinth base. One key included. This fabulous piece of display furniture has been gently cleaned, tightened, and polished with a French paste wax to reveal all of the historic character–ready for your interior. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English Mahogany Large Shop Display Showcase
Original price was: $3,800.00.$2,995.00Current price is: $2,995.00.70.75"H x 82"W x 17.25"D
Dimensions: 70 ¾” H x 82” W x 17 ¼” D
English early 20th century shop display case in a gorgeous marquetry-trimmed mahogany frame with three glass shelves mounted on steel brackets against a fabric lining. The narrow crown is emphasized by a line of marquetry in alternating dark and light woods in a cable twist effect for implied movement as it wraps around the angular (chamfered) corners. Three glass shelves disappear into the fabric lining the case which reads as a beach glass color, slightly faded in abstract patches from blue to celadon which is a lovely complement to the warmth of the mahogany. Decorative pilasters on the front are carved with a slight groove and outlined in painted gilt trim. There is evidence of a track on the top and bottom where there was once a set of sliding doors that have since been removed for easy access and engagement with personal collections of books, porcelain, trophies, and more. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
Shelf depth: 13”
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English 20th Century Canterbury Storage Table
$2,400.0030"H x 29.75"W x 20.75"D
Dimensions: 30” H x 29 ¾” W x 20 ¾” D
An ingenious side table from England, early to mid 20th century, this “Canterbury” style table is an attractive storage solution for any number of rooms and functions. In the apron are two small drawers with beautiful drop-handle hardware separated by lock & key in between. The tall open shelf below is split by five parallel dividers to the right side, once used to hold ledger books and now can organize a small collection of record albums, newspapers, magazines, or other media. Robust, turned legs swell and taper in a ringed profile for an exciting silhouette, ending on tapered feet that keeps the design light and accessible. This table has been gently cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to preserve the historic character although there remains heavily scratched areas on the top surface. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
Four slots: 15” H x 2 ⅜” W x 14” D
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English 19th Century Adjustable Artist’s Easel
$2,600.0075.25"H x 23.13"W x 21.50"D
Dimensions: 75 ¼” H x 23 ⅛” W x 21 ½” D
This dark pine artist’s easel from late 19th century England is an attractive solution to display art without a wall, allowing for more dynamic engagement with your collection as the tall rack is easily adjustable to exhibit framed pieces or works-in-progress, The narrow ledge, which displays a tactile accumulation of paint, locks into the vertical support bar by a pin mechanism that can slide up and down. The smaller clamp above has a small metal key allowing it to move independently and gently grip the top of the art. Deep feet at the floor are fitted with casters for mobility as needed around the home or studio. This easel has been gently cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to preserve the historic character. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
Artwork range: 12” H – 44 ¼” H (107” overall max height)
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English 19th Century Farmhouse Table in Coffee Table Height
$4,500.0024.50"H x 66.88"W x 35.13"D
Dimensions: 24 ½” H x 66 ⅞” W x 35 ⅛” D
English, 19th century farmhouse work table/drapery table in two tiers, recently adapted for use as a coffee table to bring that warmth & welcome of patina into a living area. Handmade from oak, the upper planks are arranged in a breadboard with perpendicular boards framing the short sides, in lovely grain patterns and color blending with dark patina from time & use. A low shelf just above the floor is a convenient opportunity for additional storage and display surface that is open and accessible from all sides. This handsome coffee table has been gently cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to maintain the historic character. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Green Glass Hyacinth Vase
$215.005.50"H x 3.75"W x 3.75"D
Dimensions: 5 ½” H x 3 ¾” W x 3 ¾” D
A fabulous green glass hyacinth vase from Victorian England, late 19th century. The ruffled mouth (where the bulb would sit) rises on a slender vessel decorated with a subtle ribbed texture in the glass. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Green Glass Hyacinth Vase
$235.008.75"H x 4"W x 4"D
Dimensions: 8 ¾” H x 4” W x 4” D
A fabulous green glass hyacinth vase from Victorian England, late 19th century. The ruffled mouth where the bulb would sit, dangling its roots in the water, rises on a slender vessel decorated with a subtle ribbed texture over the glass creating a striped appearance. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Cobalt Blue Glass Hyacinth Vase
$235.008"H x 4"W x 4"D
Dimensions: 8” H x 4” W x 4” D
A fabulous cobalt blue glass hyacinth vase from Victorian England, late 19th century. The elegantly formed vessel is characterized by a swirling movement in the stem, which opens to a ruffled mouth where the bulb would sit, dangling its roots in the water. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Green Glass Hyacinth Vase
$225.005.50"H x 3.75"W x 3.75"D
Dimensions: 5 ½” H x 3 ¾” W x 3 ¾” D
A fabulous green glass hyacinth vase from Victorian England, late 19th century. The flared vessel decorated with an undulating, draped texture over the glass opens to a ruffled mouth where the bulb would sit, dangling its roots in the water. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Amber Glass Hyacinth Vase
$235.006.75"H x 3.63"W x 3.63"D
Dimensions: 6 ¾” H x 3 ⅝” W x 3 ⅝” D
A fabulous amber glass hyacinth vase from Victorian England, late 19th century. The bulbous vessel decorated with a subtle ribbed texture in the glass opens to a ruffled mouth where the bulb would sit, dangling its roots in the water. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Green Glass Hyacinth Vase
$250.009.25"H x 4"W x 4"D
Dimensions: 9 ¼” H x 4” W x 4” D
A fabulous green glass hyacinth vase from Victorian England, late 19th century. The elegant vessel is shaped as a slender hourglass, decorated with a subtle ribbed texture. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Petrol Blue Glass Hyacinth Vase
$250.007.63"H x 3.75"W x 3.75"D
Dimensions: 7 ⅝” H x 3 ¾” W x 3 ¾” D
A fabulous petrol-blue glass hyacinth vase from Victorian England, late 19th century. The ruffled mouth (where the bulb would sit, dangling its roots in the water) rises on a conical vessel decorated with a swirled pattern and tiny air bubbles in the glass. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Green Glass Hyacinth Vase
$235.006.63"H x 3.75"W x 3.75"D
Dimensions: 6 ⅝” H x 3 ¾” W x 3 ¾” D
A fabulous green glass hyacinth vase from Victorian England, late 19th century.The ruffled mouth (where the bulb would sit, dangling its roots in the water) sits on a bulbous vessel with tiny air bubbles frozen in the glass. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Blue Glass Hyacinth Vase
$225.007.50"H x 3.75"W x 3.75"D
Dimensions: 7 ½” H x 3 ¾” W x 3 ¾” D
A fabulous cobalt blue glass hyacinth vase from Victorian England, late 19th century. The ruffled mouth (where the bulb would sit, dangling its roots in the water) rises on a conical vessel decorated with a draped texture over the glass. Originally designed to force small bulb plants to flower, today the transparency makes these wonderful vases and can be placed throughout the home for an added pop of color and texture. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Marquetry and Inlay Jewelry Box
$800.006"H x 13"W x 8.88"D
Dimensions: 6” H x 13” W x 8 ⅞” D
An extraordinary English jewelry box from the 19th century made of rosewood and meticulously inlaid with a number of other exotic materials for graphic contrast of motifs. On top of the lid, a stylized cartouche features a metal tag in the center, set in a diamond-shaped panel of bird’s eye maple and rosewood at the corners. Around the perimeter of the box is a thin line of geometric inlay using tiny pieces of ebonized wood, mother-of-pearl, bone, and silver which adds further intrigue. The interior is thoughtfully organized as a removable tray divided into sections and wrapped in cerulean blue velvet for various jewelry pieces. A small oval mirror in the lid is surrounded by ruched satin of the same color. Lifting out the tray accesses the open storage below. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English 19th Century Rosewood & Inlay Jewelry Box
$800.007"H x 11.88"W x 9.25"D
Dimensions: 7” H x 11 ⅞” W x 9 ¼” D
A darling, Georgian-style jewelry box from 19th century England made of rosewood meticulously inlaid with scrolling foliate and floral motifs of contrasting satinwood and bone. This rectangular box has flat sides though animated by the undulations of the exotic wood and on the lid, stylized marquetry of wispy botanicals adds further intrigue and mystery around the contents. The interior is thoughtfully organized as a removable tray divided into sections wrapped in cerulean blue satin to protect various jewelry pieces and silver leaf gilding. A small oval mirror in the lid is surrounded by ruched satin of the same color. Below are two (locking) doors which swing out to reveal a shallow drawer of three sections, also padded in the same vibrant satin. One key included. We believe this item to be in good antique condition considering its age. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition and message us with any questions.
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English Tôle Painted Metal Box
$350.009"H x 12.25"W x 8"D
Dimensions: 9” H x 12 ¼” W x 8” D
A charming tôleware painted tin wall-hanging box from England, late 19th century. The patinated exterior is mostly golden yellow with patches of the silver metal showing through, outlined in borders of mottled brown “grain painted” finish to appear as wood. The interior is undivided, making this charming storage antique quite versatile to use around the home for organizing or simply to inspire. We believe this to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition or reach out directly with any questions.
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English 19th Century Burl Marquetry and Inlay Writing Box
$1,100.005.63"H x 12"W x 9"D
Dimensions: 5 ⅝” H x 12” W x 9” D
A luxurious English writing box of circa 1879, in the manner of Tunbridge Ware using burled walnut that has been inlaid with mother-of-pearl and geometric marquetry. The top of the lid is inlaid with a small hexagonal mother-of-pearl tile engraved with the initials “MAJ” and dated to “Jan. 26th, 1879”. Two parallel bands of geometric marquetry in contrasting, twisted effect wrap the lid and front, interrupting the expressively figured burl grain. The box unfolds to a sloped writing surface of green leather outlined in gold tooling which covers two storage compartments underneath. There is one secret compartment underneath the pen tray at the top, flanked by two smaller receptacles for other writing accessories and personal effects. The working lock is announced by a mother-of-pearl escutcheon in the same hexagonal shape as above, one key included. We believe this to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition or reach out directly with any questions.
Dimensions, closed: 5 ⅝” H x 12” W x 9” D
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English Vintage Framed Floral Still Life Painting
$1,200.0026.75"H x 20.25"W x 1.13"D
Dimensions: 26 ¾” H x 20 ¼” W x 1 ⅛” D
A mid-20th century English oil on canvas still life painting in vintage frame of similar age and condition, signed and dated by the artist, Jacqueline 1968. Against an ethereal background of blue and gray, the floral arrangement at center overflows with bursts of flowers in autumnal tones. The complementary painted wood frame in an ivory tone is illuminated by gilt accents. This small painting will surely command attention in any gallery wall collection but has the presence to stand on its own as well. Ready to hang in your interior. We believe this to be in good antique condition considering its age, and any visible signs of wear are captured in the photos. Please view the detailed image gallery for the current condition or reach out directly with any questions.
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English 19th Century Pair of Staffordshire Dogs with Glass Eyes
$1,050.0012.63"H x 9.50"W x 4"D
Dimensions: 12 ⅝” H x 9 ½” W x 4” D
This lovely pair of Staffordshire dogs are named so for the area in England where they originate, having been in production for nearly three centuries to the delight of hearts and homes over many generations. Two, seated King Charles Spaniels with painted and gilded detail throughout over glossy white ceramic: the suggestion of a chain leash, and worn gold collar with a lock. Expressive glass eyes and bright red lips are the finishing touches on these low-maintenance companions. Patina as expected from age and handling with much of the gilt lost; crazing of the ceramic adds another layer of texture and intrigue. Sold as a pair. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition, as they are an essential part of the description.
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English 19th Century Pair of Staffordshire Dogs with Glass Eyes
$1,050.0013.50"H x 9.50"W x 4"D
Dimensions: 13 ½” H x 9 ½” W x 4” D
This lovely pair of Staffordshire dogs are named so for the area in England where they originate, having been in production for nearly three centuries to the delight of hearts and homes over many generations. Two, seated King Charles Spaniels with painted and gilded detail throughout over glossy white ceramic: the suggestion of a chain leash, and worn gold collar with a lock. Expressive glass eyes and pronounced red lips are the finishing touches on these low-maintenance companions. Patina as expected from age and handling with much of the gilt lost; crazing of the ceramic adds another layer of texture and intrigue. Please view the detailed images of the current condition as they are an essential part of the description. Sold as a pair.
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English 19th Century Blue & White Porcelain Platter
$550.0012.50"H x 16.88"W x 1.75"D
Dimensions: 12 ½” H x 16 ⅞” W x 1 ¾” D
A fantastic 19th century English (circa 1840) blue & white transfer printed serving platter in elongated octagon form, illustrated with classic Delft imagery. Abundant flowers, foliate, and Neoclassical motifs in the border frame the central landscape which transports the viewer to a Mediterranean landscape merging with pastoral/woodland tranquility where two cows graze by temple ruins. Stamped “Morea Bone China” on the reverse, the antique serving piece shows its age with a number of darkened chips around the edges and crazing of the ceramic. Please view the detailed images as they are an essential part of the description.
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English Pair of Glass Globe Lanterns
$9,500.0025"H x 18"W x 18"D
Dimensions: 25” H x 18” W x 18” D
A magnificent pair of early 20th century English pendant light fixtures in globe form–very similar to an armillary sphere–with clear glass panes held in a dark bronze frame. The openness of the design provides a combination of uplight and some downlight to illuminate the room evenly which is perfect for kitchens, hallways, and more. A wide belt at the center featuring a pierced, circular design hides the set screws where the two hemispheres are joined. The fixtures have been professionally cleaned and rewired to US electrical standards using UL-listed parts, ready to install in your interior. Sold as a pair. Please view the detailed images as they are an essential part of the description.
Chain: 32”
Canopy: 5″ diameter
6’ wire -
English Pair of Vintage Industrial Holophane Glass Pendants
$5,200.0016"H x 21.25"W x 21.25"D
Dimensions: 16” H x 21 ¼” W x 21 ¼” D
A pair of early 20th century English industrial factory pendant light fixtures using original Holophane glass diffusers, recently updated with new brushed brass hardware. The distinguishing feature of Holophane is the quality of the glass: angular, prismatic fluting of the glass dome provides a combination of uplight and downlight to illuminate evenly without creating dark spots or glare which is perfect for kitchens and other work areas. The fixtures have been professionally cleaned and rewired to US electrical standards using UL-listed parts, ready for your interior. The brass housing is a timeless look that coordinates with traditional and historic homes while the brushed finish of the cap suits modern tastes as well. Please view the detailed images as they are an essential part of the description. Sold as a pair.
Chain: 32”
6’ wire
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English 19th Century Garden Armillary Sphere on Column
$3,895.0053.25"H x 23"W x 20"D
Dimensions: 53 ¼” H x 23” W x 20” D
English gardens often display an armillary like this example, ancient devices to theoretically track the planets and stars composed of metal rings arranged in a globe. Adding a touch of history and sophistication to any indoor or outdoor space, the 19th century garden element features a blue and ivory painted finish over the metal which has oxidized and patinated for a charming variety of texture and color. The sphere is mounted to a heavy stone pedestal carved to irregular facets, blooming with organic patina from its exposure to the elements. Please view the detailed images as they are an important part of the product description.
Sphere: 32 ⅜” H x 23” W x 20” D
Pedestal: 21 ½” H 10 ½” W x 9” D
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English 19th Century Massive Copper Cauldron
$5,600.0029.50"H x 42.38"W x 36"D
Dimensions: 29 ½” H x 42 ⅜” W x 36” D
An enormous copper cauldron from England, mid to late 19th century, the metal plates riveted together and now oxidized to beautiful turquoise verdigris patina splashing the dark metal with painterly color. Likely used as a drum for washing clothing and bed linens, the industrial period is evident in the construction methods such as the folded edge at the top and studded joinery where the sheets overlap. Today, the pot could be installed as a planter in the garden or patio as there are drainage holes pierced in the base, or placed near a fireplace for a unique log holder–its aged finish will only improve with time. Please view the detailed images as they are an essential part of the description.
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English 18th Century Portrait of Gentleman
$1,495.0025.75"H x 21.50"W x 0.88"D
Dimensions: 25 ¾” H x 21 ½” W x ⅞” D
A fabulous oil on canvas portrait of a distinguished gentleman in period attire, circa 1790. The historic age of the work is expressed as dark coloration and craquelure texture in the pigment. Sold unframed. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition as they are an essential part of the description.
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English Circa 1900 Cast Stone Medici Urn with Figurative Motif
$3,200.0036"H x 24"W x 24"D
Dimensions: 36” H x 24” W x 24” D
An exceptional cast-stone planter dating to Victorian England, based on the “Medici Vase” from ancient Greece, once in the collection of the prestigious family now at the Uffizi in Florence. The iconic style has been reproduced as garden urns for hundreds of years to signify an educated taste for Classical art. This example features a flared rim over a magnificently sculpted bas-relief wrapping the exterior with figural narrative, what appears to be a bacchanalia under grape vines. Pairs of satyr faces (or Bacchus himself) mark opposing sides of the vessel where it widens again into a pronounced gadroon motif before narrowing into the fluted base. The urn rests on a square plinth to give it a stronger sense of balance and permanence in any indoor or outdoor setting. The pale, reconstituted stone has developed an organic patina with soft variation in spotted grayscale, which adds definition and emphasis on the beautiful proportions. Please view the detailed images as they are an important part of the product description.
Inside depth: 22”
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English 19th Century Garden Armillary Sphere on Column
$4,800.0059.50"H x 24.50"W x 24.50"D
Dimensions: 59 ½” H x 24 ½” W x 24 ½” D
English gardens often display an armillary, like this example, ancient devices to theoretically track the planets and stars composed of metal rings arranged in a sphere. Adding a touch of history and sophistication to any indoor or outdoor space, this 19th century garden element features a beautiful painted ivory color over the oxidized metal. The sphere is bolted to a heavy cast stone column of weathered to a soft green and one thick patch of moss draping a corner. Please view the detailed images as they are an important part of the product description.
Sphere: 30 ½” H x 24 ½” diameter
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English 19th Century Doulton Campania Urn on Pedestal
$3,200.0036"H x 18"W x 18"D
Dimensions: 36” H x 18” W x 18” D
English late 19th century Neoclassical garden urn of the “campania” or “campagna” style mounted on a substantial square pedestal base. The cast, reconstituted stone has the color and texture of seasoned terracotta mixed with dark patina from a century of exposure to the elements. A low, wide bowl at the top with a pronounced gadroon motif rests on a simple pedestal for visual harmony of proportion. The square podium features a thick, wreath appliqué on each side of dense botanical imagery. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition as they are an essential part of the description. Stamped by the foundry of Doulton, Lambeth, the urn separates into three components for easier transportation and installation.
Mouth opening: 12 ¼”
Bowl depth: 7 ½”
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English Pair of 19th Century Carved Stone Garden Urns
$12,600.0046"H x 30"W x 30"D
Dimensions: 46” H x 30” W x 30” D
A magnificent pair of circa 1880 English carved stone garden urns in the form of tazzas, rising from heavy pedestals to install in the garden or patio. They have gained a wonderful patina from over a century of outdoor weathering and, coupled with Neoclassical formality, they command attention in any setting. The circumference of the wide, shallow urns is defined by an egg & dart motif at the lip and beaded rows where they narrow and taper to the foot. Drainage holes pierce the sides of the bowls to use for planting (or drip irrigation) with an interior depth of 5”. The monumental bases feature a square block widening to a stacked foot on the ground, which differ slightly between them from where they were extracted from the original architecture. Please view the detailed images as they are an essential part of product description. Sold as a pair. Each urn separates into four components for easier transportation and installation.
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English Pair of 1920s Oval Cast Stone Planters
$3,200.0010"H x 27.75"W x 15.63"D
Dimensions: 10” H x 27 ¾” W x 15 ⅝” D
An inspirational pair of English cast stone planters from the 1920s decorated with an Italianate “sun” motif wrapping across the fronts that recalls the lovely sun-drenched hills of Tuscany. The oval forms are low and wide, speckled with earthy patina from time and exposure to the elements; each pot has two drainage holes in the base to use for plants in the garden or patio. Small handles thoughtfully integrated at the ends of the rim facilitates easier carrying when full. Sold as a pair. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition as they are an essential part of the description.
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English Pair of 19th Century Cast Stone Planters
$4,400.0037.25"H x 22.50"W x 22.50"D
Dimensions: 37 ¼” H x 22 ½” W x 22 ½” D
English, late 19th century pair of garden urns on architectural pedestal bases made of cast, reconstituted stone. The shallow bowls like sinks have a lovely, curvaceous silhouette continuing into the baluster-form column that gently swells and tapers down to the stacked, square base speckled with tactile patina. Sold as a pair. Please view the detailed images as they are an essential part of the description. Each planter separates into two components (the bowl and the base) for easier transportation and installation.
Base dimensions: 15 ½” x 15 ½”
Bowl depth: 8” -
English Pair of Cast Stone Whippet Garden Statues
$4,800.0016"H x 12.25"W x 28.25"D
Dimensions: 16” H x 12 ¼” W x 28 ¼” D
A pair of early to mid-20th century English Whippet dogs (resembling greyhounds) made of cast, reconstituted stone which have developed a beautiful patina after decades of exposure to the elements. Captured in a seated position, the dogs remain alert: their striking eyes are fixated ahead which is perfect for displaying these guardians at the entrance of driveway or door. Sold as a pair. Please view the detailed images for the current condition as they are an essential part of description.
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English Pair of Cast Stone Whippet Garden Statues
$4,800.0016"H x 12.25"W x 28"D
Dimensions: 16” H x 12 ¼” W x 28” D
A pair of early to mid-20th century English Whippet dogs (resembling greyhounds) made of cast, reconstituted stone which have developed a beautiful patina after decades of exposure to the elements. Captured in a seated position, the dogs remain alert: their striking eyes are fixated ahead which is perfect for displaying these guardians at the entrance of driveway or door. Sold as a pair. Please view the detailed images for the current condition as they are an essential part of description.
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English 19th Century Mahogany Chest on Chest
$5,995.0073.75"H x 46"W x 22.63"D
Dimensions: 73 ¾” H x 46” W x 22 ⅝” D
English 19th century towering chest-on-chest in the Georgian style, circa 1850, the case is built from mahogany with beautiful coloration in the grain. Dentil molding accentuates the crown over side-by-side top drawers mounted on a stack of six spacious drawers. Of the eight drawers, seven drawers retain functioning locks with two keys included (the upper left drawer does not lock). Heavy brass drop handles facilitate easy opening and closing of the drawers which have been thoroughly cleaned inside. The base unit projects slightly beyond the chest on top, underscoring the feeling of permanence and strength, rising on beautifully carved bracket feet. Cleaned, tightened, and polished with a French paste wax, ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images as they are essential to understanding the current condition of the antique.
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English 19th Century Pine Bookcase
$3,300.0084"H x 61.75"W x 14.75"D
Dimensions: 84” H x 61 ¾” W x 14 ¾” D
A simple, yet versatile pine bookcase from 19th century England, that will be the perfect backdrop to display treasured collections & collectibles as well as books. Five shelves, 10 ½” deep, can be easily adjusted on sawtooth brackets to suit one’s needs. Stretching across the crown is a metal curtain rod; an unexpected opportunity for personalization with your own fabric choice whether the intent is to add visual interest or protection from dust. The bookcase has been cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to preserve the stunning color, please view the detailed images to see the current condition. Note that the bookcase is stable however the vertical plank on the right is slightly bowed (view the image gallery).
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English 19th Century Pine & Beech Low Table
$4,200.0020.88"H x 59"W x 30.75"D
Dimensions: 20 ⅞” H x 59” W x 30 ¾” D
English 19th century farmhouse (dining) table, recently adapted for use as a coffee table to recontextualize the familiarity of a rustic farm table, placing that sense of warmth & welcome in a living area. Handmade from pine and beech, the planks of the top have been scrubbed smooth to reveal pale yellow grain in gentle patterns and texture. The frame is stained in a medium-brown walnut tone for slight contrast, dotted with the heads of square peg joinery that confirms the age. Within the apron is a rather wide drawer for convenient but out of sight storage, opened by a small turned knob. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax, this antique occasional table is ready for its new home. Be sure to view the detailed images to see the current condition.
Apron height: 15”
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English 19th Century Mahogany Etagere on Casters
$3,895.0044"H x 42"W x 20"D
Dimensions: 44” H x 42” W x 20” D
An exceptional serving trolley in the Regency style from 19th century England, made of dark mahogany which brings a sense of nobility to the carved features. This multi-tiered shelving unit is organized into three distinct levels (surrounded on three sides by a low gallery), suspended on volute brackets mounted to pillars in the silhouette of Ionic columns. These elements of classical origin transition to any room or decorating style. Proportionately thick feet are raised on brass casters for easy mobility as needed. Cleaned, tightened, and polished with a French paste wax–ready to join your interior. Be sure to view all the detailed photos to see the antique cart’s current condition and features.
Distance between upper and middle shelf: 14 ½”
Distance between middle and lower shelf: 13 ½” -
English 19th Century Bamboo Hall Tree with Fish Decoupage
$2,665.0072.50"H x 35.50"W x 11.75"D
Dimensions: 72 ½” H x 35 ½” W x 11 ¾” D
English late 19th century bamboo hall tree, updated more recently with decoupaged fish over the decorative panels across the middle in keeping with the late Victorian taste for the exotic and unusual. This inspirational fixture of home organization furniture is mounted with three hooks per side on the vertical poles to hang coats or bags, which flank two diamond-shape beveled mirror glass panels across the top. Below, the diagonally placed assemblage of stalks features square panels that have been ebonized (painted) and pasted with seemingly gilded illustrations of various types of fish. In the base, the bamboo stalks have been arranged in a gridded pattern to keep umbrellas or walking sticks upright. This unique work is sure to be a welcoming sight for an entryway, mudroom, or kitchen. Please view the detailed images to see more.
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English 19th Century Pair of Tavern Stools
$1,800.0018"H x 15"W x 10"D
Dimensions: 18” H x 15” W x 10” D
A charming pair of 19th century hand-crafted English stools, likely from a tavern or similar establishment. They are delightfully patinated from time and the occupational hazards of the service industry, reflecting a comfortable atmosphere of rustic hospitality that will transfer to one’s own home today. At a natural chair height they double as occasional seats or side tables whether used together or independently. The thick, rectangular tops are pierced by a wavy tilde opening to carry and move about. Four, turned and splayed legs are decorated with ringed carvings, otherwise their tapering forms are pure and reinforced by proportionate stretchers across the length and width. Cleaned and polished with a French paste wax to maintain the historic character. Please view the detailed images to see the current condition. Sold as a pair.
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English 19th Century Mahogany Campaign Chest
$4,550.0042"H x 37"W x 18"D
Dimensions: 42” H x 37” W x 18” D
An English 19th century campaign chest in the Regency taste with faux bamboo carving on the trim for an exotic touch as if brought back from one’s travels around the world. Wrapped in smooth mahogany grain, each drawer opens by large, turned wood knobs in ebonized effect, surrounded by contrasting trim of lighter tone that is carved with intermittent “nodes” to appear as bamboo. Note the chest is made in two sections for easier transportation and relocation: the upper two rows of drawers are one unit and the lower two drawers plus the feet are a separate unit. Cleaned and tightened, this chest is ready for your interior. Please view the detailed images to see more of this inspired chest.
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English 19th Century Pine Buffet-Dresser
$4,800.0037"H x 60"W x 18.63"D
Dimensions: 37” H x 60” W x 18 ⅝” D
A gorgeous pine buffet from 19th century England, the restrained construction highlights the glowing effect of the blonde wood for eyecatching storage in any room. The top surface is simply constructed in a breadboard formation, dotted with the dark knots and patina from regular use. Within the frieze sit two large drawers using Chippendale-style brass drop handles mounted on backplates which are likely not original to the piece but complement the amber tones. Below the drawers are two paneled doors enclosing the undivided cabinet using tiny brass knobs and secured by wood latches. The long, interior shelf measures 16 ¼” deep. Cleaned, tightened, and polished with a French paste wax to preserve all the historic character, this antique case piece is ready for its next home. Please view the detailed images to see the condition.
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English 19th Century Painted Chest of Drawers
$7,800.0039.75"H x 42.63"W x 19.50"D
Dimensions: 39 ¾” H x 42 ⅝” W x 19 ½” D
An English 19th century painted pine chest of drawers made in the Regency taste with delightful acanthus illustrations for a Neoclassical touch. Smooth khaki paint aged to a tactile craquelure transforms the familiar silhouette (like a sturdy campaign chest); each drawer opens by large, turned wood knobs decorated in a cross pattern, surrounded by a pinstripe line to suggest a paneled drawer front echoing the delicate leaves on the edges. Cleaned and tightened, this chest is ready for your interior. No key is present. Please view the detailed images to see more of this inspired chest.
