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Liberty & Co Arts and Crafts Oak Four-Panel Folding Dressing Screen

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    Arts and crafts dressing table. The central adjustable mirror supported on architectural supports above short drawers. To the rectangula...
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  • Arts & Crafts Dressing Stand
    Located in Cheshire, GB
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  • Arts and Crafts Oak Sideboard
    Located in Cheshire, GB
    Late 19th-century oak sideboard in the Arts & Crafts style, the large rectangular top with bowed front to the large freeze drawer with stylised handles. Above three cupboard doors, one door opening to a lead-lined cellarette drawer, the body of the piece is decorated with oversized floral copper...
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    Oak

  • Arts & Crafts Oak Cupboard
    Located in Cheshire, GB
    Arts & Crafts oak cupboard the moulded pediment and carved frieze above a pair of panelled doors with lily motifs enclosing a sliding tray, flanked by square tapered columns. Above a...
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    Early 20th Century British Cupboards

    Materials

    Oak

  • Oak Metamorphic Chair
    Located in Cheshire, GB
    Oak metamorphic chair, in Jacobean style the panelled back with pierced decoration with scrolling foliage. To the solid oak hinged seat folding to fo...
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    Antique Late 19th Century British Ladders

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    Oak

  • Oak metamorphic chair
    Located in Cheshire, GB
    19th Century oak metamorphic chair, with spindle back above solid seat the chair opens into a sturdy set of Library steps. Dimensions Height 34.5 Inc...
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    Antique Late 19th Century British Ladders

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