Antique Jointer

The lamp features several working joints allowing for a full range of motion in the space.

The architecturally structured front, featuring a central projection and rounded, fluted corner pilasters, has a total of 6 glazed doors and 3 drawers, which are crafted from solid o...

Structurally sound with no loose joints or signs of woodworm, it is a practical piece of antique furniture with attractive period character.

., this sheet is given over to the glassworts and sea blites of the salt marsh with the prickly saltwort and the two knawels. Fleshy jointed stems of Salicornia stand through the cen...

Presented with visible stone joints, surface wear and minor chips consistent with age and use.

Presented with visible stone joints, surface wear and minor chips consistent with age and use.

The quality of the workmanship reflects the range typical of Italian furniture of that period: whilst the back panel is comparatively roughly finished, the dovetail joints beneath th...

The terrier stands next to his empty bowl awaiting supper in a stable, the original lap jointed stretcher is in good order strong and taut.

Sturdy mortise-and-tenon joints and timber rule joints ensure robust structural strength throughout daily handling.

The piece features a fully articulated arm constructed with early functional wooden peg joints at the elbow and wrist, culminating in a beautifully sculpted hand.

Various acceptable signs of age include flaking, chips, losses, stable joint separation as shown in photos and losses to gesso finish lending a distressed authentication to the fine ...

Subtle amounts of diamond dust cluster around mirror’s edges and joint where the two mirror plates meet. Note: Original/early finish on antique and vintage metal will include some, ...

Of wonderfully restrained proportions, the chest is constructed from solid chestnut with traditional dovetail joints, a substantial hinged lid and a simple architectural base resting...

The Knapp Joint is particularly unique to furniture as it was only used from 1870 until 1900.

This fine quality Georgian table is raised on well drawn downswept legs, retaining a good original colour and patination. The joints are solid and the construction reassuringly sound...

They are the couple of a man and a women. The joint of the arms and legs of this pair of toys are movable.

The drawers also have fine hand cut dovetailed joints, the top edges are nicely moulded. This has a gorgeous inset leather writing surface that has been hand coloured and gold tooled.

The handle is secured to the body by substantial riveted brackets, while visible soldering around the spout and various joints bears witness to traditional metalworking techniques.

The rocking chair is in good usable vintage condition and everything works as it should. The joints feel secure. There is wear throughout to the blackened finish that we think adds t...

The restoration focused on the cabinet’s joinery and structure. The joints were repaired and reinforced, the cabinet was stabilised, and the door and drawers were adjusted to ensure ...

The top is veneered in walnut with an ash herringbone border and cross banding to the perimeter, this carries on through to the four graduated drawers which are oak lined with early ...

Approximate head size:- a = 8½ cm b = 3½ cm c = 6 cm Early golf clubs such as this were constructed with an ash or hickory shaft joined to the head by means of a splice, commonly kn...

Approximate head dimensions: a = 6½ cm b = 3.3 cm c = 6 cm The early golf clubs such as these were made with an ash or hickory shaft glued to the head by means of a splice or scare ...

The lower section of the earring is adorned with a round bead. Platinum joints provide flexible movement. These drop earrings illustrate the characteristic black-and-white contrast o...

The construction is direct and functional, with the individual boards, joints and structural elements remaining clearly legible.

The frame is solid, sturdy, and stable with no loose joints. The timber has been cleaned and polished, is completely free of woodworm, and is in home-ready condition.

The inner case incorporates a split bezel and a dedicated winding aperture to the rear bowl, connected by a neat five-joint hinge to the front. The robust outer protective case featu...

Constructed primarily of polished whalebone with carefully fitted joints and a turned central shaft, the lattice-like cage expands to hold skeins of yarn while allowing the user to w...

Delightful Oriental influence with a versatile folding manner Presents a desirable aged patina and in gently time-worn order Select stocks to the frame present fine grain interest an...

Four elongated rails surround the mirror plate, with ring-turned joints and projecting finial-like ends giving the frame its distinctive architectural character.

Set discreetly above the side cupboards are concealed frieze drawers constructed with hand-cut dovetail joints, reflecting the sophisticated techniques expected of master workshop ca...

The Knapp Joint is particularly unique to furniture as it was only used from 1870 until 1900.

It features a classic ding (tripod) shape supported by three short, ornate legs decorated with animal-head motifs at the joints. Two distinct, broad wing-like side handles extending...

Recently rewired in-house, it provides clean, warm illumination while maintaining its untouched industrial paint and working mechanical joints.

The original wooden peg joints and disc articulations remain completely stable and functional.

The long, segmented tail is lined with more pavé-set diamonds and ends in a small loop. Delicate jointed legs and antennae complete the lifelike Art Nouveau-inspired design, making t...

It sits on a sleeve fitted to the mast. At the bottom, a jointed cross base keeps the whole piece steady despite its five-foot height.

Each leg rests on its original dark iron or early steel caster wheels. The rectangular joint blocks anchor the frame securely, projecting a profile that embodies classic Americana.

Top has old repairs. Rule joint repair. Open: 39 1/8" x 39.5" top. Various marks, scuffs & old scratches commensurate with age & use. 39.5" w., 20 1/8" d., 28 5/8" h.

The top is cross banded and the drawers have fine, hand cut dovetailed joints. There is a lovely inset leather writing surface with tooled edges, and the back of this is nicely finis...

The chest is structurally sound with no loose joints, while all six drawers slide freely. Its tall, narrow proportions make it particularly practical where storage is required withou...

A 19th century fruitwood farm table, the plank top raised on square tapering legs joined by pegged mortise and tenon joints that show plainly at the frieze. A single drawer with a tu...

Condition Details: With some high point wear and losses, some scratches from sharpening of the blades, some checking or splits in the antler handles at the joints, and some tiny spot...

Visible wooden pegs and exposed joints emphasise its traditional construction. The dark, richly patinated wood displays pronounced grain, worn edges and irregularities accumulated o...

It is constructed with three spacious, straight-front drawers assembled using durable dovetailed joints, which highlights the quality and craftsmanship of the period.

The corners of the box shows tightly spaced, hand-cut dovetail joints that indicates skilled 19th-century craftsmanship rather than modern machine production.

Blue spine covering is split and chipped, with losses at the ends and joints. Binding shows separation at the inner hinges.

Sturdy wooden peg mortise and tenon joints. This is a strong and stable chair. Dimensions: H 40" x W 19" x D 19.25"

Usually crafted as a D-end table for adjoining a larger table, this bespoke example is a free-standing example for use in an alcove or free-standing within a room. Solid joints and c...

Designed to reproduce the functional construction of a full-size walk-behind cultivator, the sample incorporates bolted joints, adjustment hardware, and movable components.

Features early timber joints, minor hairline shrinkage splits. Measurements: Height 140cm x Diameter 18cm (approx.)

Structurally sound with no loose joints, this Victorian kitchen table would make an attractive and practical addition to a traditional kitchen, dining area or country-style interior.

Along the spine runs a sturdy six-piece barrel hinge, providing strength across the joint, while the front edge is fitted with a sprung push-button thumbpiece catch.

Constructed using mortis and Tenon joints, horse glue and forged iron nails. Uprights are heavily carved with hanging garland and scroll motifs.

The construction remains clearly legible throughout, with visible joints and an intentionally straightforward relationship between the individual wooden elements.

Honest age-related wear, minor natural shrinkage lines along the timber joints, and characterful loss to the gesso and gold leaf.

Weathered surfaces, visible stone joints and softened carving give the piece its distinctive character.

Ideal for summerhouse or outdoor cafe use. Solid joints and construction, delivered ready for the home or institution.

The arms were naturally lost in the past, with the authentic joint attachments visible at the shoulders. The polychromy and gesso preparation show age-appropriate wear, flaking, and ...

The raw material, genuine tortoiseshell with its splendid warm, translucent hues ranging from dark brown to golden amber, has been expertly warmed, curved, and carved without visible...