We have a barn in Brightling, East Sussex where we stock a wide selection of furniture and decorotive antiques. Opening times are made by appoinment, feel free to get in touch for a viewing. If you wish to enquire more please call or email us for more details.
Email: tom@brightlingantiques.co.uk
Contact Number: 07979791485
Naive Wooden Pigeon Decoy Folk Art
A charming and very original 20th Century Pigeon decoy. Wonderful original painted markings carved from a piece of oak. A particularly nice puffed up example. Standing on a bespoke stand made from an old bass rod and a piece of reclaimed sycamore. A wonderful piece of folk art.
Approx Dimensions are: 30cm L, 10cm W and 12cm H
£545
19th century Painted Pine Spoon Rack
A charming Welsh or English 19th century spoon rack, Original painted pine with lovely wear.
Approx Dimensions are: 39cm H x 30cm W x 26cm D
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Early 20th Century Antique Glass Fairground Distortion Mirror
An early 20th Century Glass fairground mirror circa 1900-1920. Original painted finish that has aged having been stored away for many years.. The original glass has foxed beautifuly and the concave reflection creates an amusing sight for all ages. These are getting hard to find now and this particular one was from Pembrokeshire West Wales.
Approx Dimensions are: 187cm H, 81cm W and 12.5cm D
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Cutty Sark Naive Antique Oil on Canvas
A wonderful naive antique oil on canvas of the Cutty Sark signed and dated 1928. A ship built for speed for the tea trade but sadly soon become not needed due to the opening of the Suez canal leaving steamships to import tea quicker through the canal. Details of the cliffs of dover and steamships in the background of the painting. Large in size in is original frame, the frame has some damage to the gilt and gesso and a crack. Based in Falmouth in the 1920s this painting could of likely orignated there.
Approx Dimensions are: 94cm L x 70cm W
£395
19th Century Welsh Sycamore Dairy Table
A rare find... A 19th Century Welsh dairy table made entirely from Sycamore dating 1830-1850. Originally from a farmhouse in mid Wales having a pale butter patina. Syacmore was used frequently in dairy utensils and table tops due to its food safe properties. Lovely large and deep drawers offering good storage for the kitchen. The top has a large overhang making it good to sit at and also a perfect kitchen island.
Approx Dimensions are: 186cm L, 90cm W and 82cm H (leg room 79cm)
£3595
Scratch Built Childs Toy "Jones of Ipswich"
A wonderful scratch built childs toy of a truck "Jones of Ipswich" constructed from pine. Circa 1960
Approx Dimensions: 17cm Length, 8cm Width and 7cm Height
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19th Century Welsh Sycamore Cawl Spoon Antique
A lovely piece of welsh folk art, a 19th Century sycamore cawl spoon with interesting carved detailing. Good patination and colour throughout
Approx Dimensions are: 17cm Length x 4cm Width
£210
19th Century Welsh Thread Winder Concentric Circles Antique Treen
A very rare piece of Welsh folk art, an early 19th Century thread winder circa 1800-1820. Fantastic wear and patination with seven concentric circles all with holes to run thread through. The middle circle notably being used the most with greater wear with the same carvings to both sides.
Approx Dimensions are: 11cm Length x 5cm Width
£345
Llanelly Pottery "Puritan" Hand Painted Antique Plate
A Llanelly Pottery plate of a Puritan hand painted by Samuel Shufflebotham circa 1910. The Famous Llanelly pottery in South Wales had "some interesting names hand painting but none more interesting than the artist Mr Shufflebotham. He was known to pruduce the finest of the hand painted work." This particular plate is very comical with the phase "ir is never to late to be taught". A very rare plate and was part of Gwyneth and Ieuan R. Evans Collection. Please inspect photos for condition, one noted dimple of imperfection the glaze to the front.
Approx Dimensions are: 22cm Diameter
£645
19th Century Miniature Abacus Folk Art Treen Antique
A 19th century miniature abacus possibly an apprentice piece circa 1870-1890. Incredibly small and well detailed, all hand carved and working.
Approx Dimensions are: 4.5cm Length x 3cm Width
£110
19th Century West Country Ash, Oak & Beech Farmhouse Antique Table
A 19th Century West Country Farmhouse table with the most incredible well figured Ash top circa 1850-1870. Oak sides with beech legs and pine drawer. Wonderful pale dry finish which is untouched with no wax added with a lovely buttery and smooth top. Sourced from an estate in Somerset where it was most likely made. Lovely thick two piece Ash top really sets this above the rest. The sides taper in height for legs space but still offers good height for the legs.
Approx Dimensions are: 181cm L, 70cm W and 83cm H (leg room 67cm tapers down to 59cm)
£2250
18th Century English Elm Primitive Antique Stool Folk Art
A 18th century English elm and ash stool with wonderful wear and historic repairs circa 1770-1790. A solid stool with plenty of patina and a useful size. Cutting marks found to the top where it was used as a bench in its life. Sourced from Somerset.
Approx Dimensions are: 45cm W, 25cm D and 32cm H
£295
Primitive Welsh Oak Cricket Table Folk Art Antique Table
A Welsh cricket table made from Oak with remains of orignal paint. Wonderful patination and colour throughout with a name D W Jones scribed next to a date of 1930. We believe this is not a makers mark but an owner as it seems to date more towards 1890-1910. Often owners of tables were scribed to furniture in a working envirnoment perhaps. Its a low table so please check dimensions.
Approx Dimensions are: 36cm W and 43cm H
£485
Naive Oil on Canvas "Cornish Fishmonger of St Ives" Antique Folk Art Painitng
A wonderful Late 19th Century naive painting of a fishmonger selling his fish from a woven basket from the back streets of St Ives in Cornwall. Unframed with some small damage to the canvas please inspect phtographs. Signed and incribed St ives to the frame with a date 98.
Approx Dimensions: 31cm W x 46cm H
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18th Century Welsh Sycamore and Ash Primitive Cricket Table Antique
An 18th century Welsh primitive cricket table circa 1760-1780. Beautifully worn retaining its original patination throughout. Made from sycamore and ash legs with t-stretcher, a later19th century addition to the height where the legs have been raised using primitive cuts of oak. The sycamore has a buttery smooth finish and was used frequently on dairy farms due to its natural antibacterial properties in food prep. The legs are solid but have some slight movement from the height alteration, we have left this be as we see this as part of its history but its original mortise holes are present on the sycamore.
Approx Dimensions are: 59cm W and 68cm H
£2550
18th Century English Oak Six Plank Coffer Chest Antique Folk Art
An 18th Century Pine six plank English Coffer circa 1720-1740 made from oak. Beautifully worn with a pale /dry colour which has been untouched. Incredible carved detailing to the front of daisy wheel witch markings which were used to deter evil spirits.
Approx Dimensions are: 101cm W, 38cm D and 45cm H
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18th Century English Primitive Cheese Top Elm & Oak Cricket Table Antique
An 18th century English primitive cricket table circa 1730-1750 with a substantial cheese top made from Elm. The table has fantastic colour and wear with a very thick top. Some interesting stamps to the top, possibly a previous owners initials. There is a historic repair to the top made from oak with evidence on the legs that a stetcher or second tier existed in its life. The legs are all original and the table is very solid with no movement.
Approx Dimensions are: 53cm W and 53cm H
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18th Century Welsh Stick Chair Primitive Antique Folk Art
An 18th century Welsh stick Chair circa 1730-1750. A Three legged example with a sycamore seat, ash sticks and an oak two piece arm. The seat has had an historic ash repair but is all incredibly solid. An untouched example retaining its original paint and patination. The seat is close to being 3 inches thick to the rear with a wonderful crusty finish that you would expect being close to the fire. All the legs are very solid and this is a large example with plenty of space to sit at. Fresh to the market.
Approx Dimensions are: 67cm W, 72cm H (back), 38cm H (seat) and 46cm D
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19th Century English Original Painted Pine Antique Dresser Base
A very fine early 19th Century English painted pine dresser base circa 1800-1820 . Made from pine with all drawers opening smoothly and having benefited from a wax internally. Perfectly Worn in the right areas with a dry untouched finish. Some historic worm which has been treated with everthing very solid. A truly stunning piece...
Approx Dimensions are: 236cm L, 59cm W and 92cm H
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19th Century Primitive West Country Hoop Back Windsor Stick Chair
An Early 19th century West Country windsor chair made from Elm and Ash circa 1800-1820. A very rare chair we have not seen before due to its huge exaggerated hoop. The Elm seat is worn with a split but solid and filled with historic putty. The legs, spindles and arm rest are all made from ash. The Primitve back legs and turned front have lost some height over the years but still offer a good sit. These were generally low fire side chairs to keep one’s self out of the smoke. An incredible sculptural chair...
Approx Dimensions are: 33cm H (seat) x 70cm W x 42cm D and 105cm H (back)
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Welsh 18th Century Sycamore & Oak Dairy Table Antique
A late 18th century Welsh oak and sycamore topped dairy table. Sycamore was widely used for tops of tables due to its natural antibacterial properties making it ideal for food prep. The table is in farmhouse conditon and has that bleached look from years in a barn. Plenty of charming old repairs to the syamore top with the legs also having been tipped. Its had historic worm over the years but all has been treated and solid. Its an honest piece with everthing on show from a hard life but incredibly charming. A big deep single drawer offering good storage that opens smoothly.
Approx Dimensions are: 136cm L, 69cm W and 74cm H (leg room 53cm)
£650
Shipbuilders Half Block Model Sailing Cargo Vessel Antique
A fine shipbuilders half block model of the sailing cargo vessel "Star of the Sea" built by Richardson and Duck in 1877. It appears David Evans the first commander only lasted a year untill 1878, so likely that the model is 1877-78 in date. The finely detailed model is mounted upon a polished piece of mahogany with hand sign written lettering. The Richardson and Duck yard opened in 1852 as south Stockton Iron Shipbuilding co. and produced the first iron ship. The Star of the Sea no. 76481 was an iron hulled ship with one bulkhead forward. Its first trip was to Sydney arriving 8th August 1877 after an 85 day voyage. The model comes with plenty of paperwork it has collected over the years with dated letters from the National Maritime Museum and Cleveland County Libraries in 1975. There is one repair to the veneer on the hulls platform.
Approx Dimensions are: 38cm H x 183cm W
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18th Century Primitive Thames Valley Hoop Back Windsor Chair Antique
An 18th century Thames valley windsor chair made from Elm and Ash circa 1770-1790. This is one of the nicest hoop back chairs we have found.. Its original crusty paint of green and black have a wonderful patina. Lots of wear and history to the chair with a inlaid patch to the seat that you find in welsh furniture marking the death of a family member. The hoop slightly slants backwards making it very pleasant to sit at. The legs are primitive and united by a crinoline stetcher.
Approx Dimensions are: 36cm H (seat) x 60cm W x 40cm D and 98cm H (back)
£2750
19th Century Welsh Sycamore & Pine Dairy Cricket Table Antique
A 19th century Welsh two tier cricket table with a sycamore top and pine base. Wonderful colour to the sycamore having a smooth buttery appearance. There is evidence of old worm to the thick top but has been treated and everthing is very solid. The pine base has a good subtle wear and overall in farmhouse condition. Sycamore was widely used in food prep for its natural antibacterial properties so this table could have been used on a dairy farm. Getting hard to find now...
Approx Dimensions are: 77cm W and 74cm H
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18th Century Original Painted Six Plank Coffer Chest
The most incredible 18th Century Pine six plank Coffer circa 1770-1790. A rare survivor being constructed of pine with most being hardwoods such as oak or elm. The coffer has been painted originally in blue and green with later overpainted colours and stained. The hinges are later with its lock missing.
Approx Dimensions are: 117cm W, 37cm D and 51cm H
£795
19th Century Antique Naive Wooden Pigeon Decoy Folk Art
A charming and very original 19th Century Pigeon decoy. Wonderful original painted markings carved from a piece of oak. A particularly nice naive example. Standing on a bespoke stand made from an old bass rod and a piece of reclaimed sycamore. A wonderful piece of folk art.
Approx Dimensions are: 30cm L, 9cm W and 27cm H (inc. stand)
£495
19th Century Folk Art Money Box Boarded Stool
A wonderful and so sweet early 19th Century folk art money box in the form of a boarded stool. Orignal crusty paint with good wear.
Approx Dimensions are: 13cm W, 9cm H and 8cm D
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19th Century Yealmpton West Country Stick Chair Windsor Antique Primitive
An early example of a 19th century Yealmpton windsor chair circa 1810-30 found in its orignal paint. Made in the small south Devon town of Yealmpton with typical features of this region. Hand drawn spindles with faux bamboo legs and steam bent ash hoop. A tall example with crusty and very original paint. A solid chair and getting hard to find.
Approx Dimensions are: 42cm H (seat) x 33cm W x 37cm D and 85cm H (back)
£595
Original Painted "To Let Harper & Sons Malvern" Trade Sign
A wonderful and original hand painted To Let trade sign for "Harper & Sons of Malvern" Circa 1930-1950
Approx Dimensions: 82cm W x 68cm H
£295
19th Century Primitive West Country Tavern "Elm" Settle Antique Bench
An 19th Century primitive elm settle circa 1800 -1820 from Dorset. Made entirely from Elm and has a wonderful patination and wear throughout. An unsual primitive shaped settle with a box seat for storage. Most likely from a farmhouse or tavern placed near the fire hearth.
Approx Dimensions are: 108cm L, 43cm D, 46cm H (seat) and 144cm H (back)
£1450
18th Century West Country Primitive Windsor "Comb Back" Antique Chair
A fine 18th century primitve west country comb back windsor chair. Constructed from Elm and Ash and has a real primitive feel in places. Traces of original Blue paint with a well patinated overall appearance. A chair documented in "The English Regional Chair by Bernard D. Cotton Fig SW33" as west country and dating around 1770. The chair is extrememly cofortable, probably the comfiest we have had. The comb is tall and supports the head, its proportions are large and offer space but leaving you snug. The sticks are contorted on the comb and offer a sculptural appearance. The thick elm seat is twisted over time equally adding to this but very solid. Its a wonderfall chair.
Approx Dimensions are: 61.5cm W, 113cm H (back), 41cm H (seat) and 40.5cm D
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19th Century Welsh Lipwork Antique Chair
A 19th Century Welsh Lipwork Chair 1860-1880. A very rare survivor and a wonderful piece of welsh folk art. Constructed of straw and bound by bramble. The bramble was collected in Autumn when it was ripe. This example to my undertstanding has a bramble branch bound round the mid section to offer greater support. These have an interesting history; skilled craftmans from the village who were making bee skeps made an occasional chair to make further money. These were generally kept near the fire hearth offering good protection from draughts and keeping you snug and warm. Low to sit at for the smoke filled room where also why these were a low sit. The internal of the chair has has old packaging crates used as a later addition to offer further support. More photos can be requested we have lots so please get in touch. There are various historic repairs of hessian to the base. In genereal a very good example and very solid. We have had the pleasure to aquire 2 of these, no provenance unfortunately. Most likely from an estate.
Approx Dimensions are: 58cm W, 70cm H (back), 25cm H (seat) and 45cm D
£2250
19th Century French Copper Cockerel Weathervane Folk Art Antique
Charming and very original Early 19th Century French copper weathervane with remains of original paint. Mounted upon a bespoke stand. A wonderful piece of folk art.
Approx Dimensions are: 56cm L and 56cm H
£2250
19th Century Georgian Oak Scumble Painted Pine Trunk
A fine 19th Century Georgian painted pine trunk with an oak scumble. Large offering plenty of storage with a deep drawer.
Approx Dimensions are: 95cm L x 57cm H x 59cm W
£350
18th Century West Country Primitive Stick Chair
An 18th century west country stick chair made from Elm and Ash. Wonderful pale dry finish from years in a barn near Plymouth. Traces or original red and black paint. The comb is tall in size offering good back support with the spindles being chamfered to one side. One late 19th century leg replacement to the front. Rare to find a west country primitive stick chair, getting hard to find.
Approx Dimensions are: 51cm W, 71cm H (back), 30cm H (seat) and 33cm D
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Late 19th Century Childs Wicker Chair Antique Folk Art
The sweetest little childs chair dating back to the late 19th century. A really lovely example with a knocked up primitive tray. One make do repair to the arm bound by string. A later seat cover over its original commode.
Approx Dimensions are: 41cm W, 53cm H (back), 22cm H (seat) and 42cm D
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18th Century Welsh Taven Oak Antique Cricket Table
A wonderful Welsh 18th century cricket table made from oak, excellent colour and patination throughout. Intials stamped to the side with graffiti underneath. Most likely used in a tavern and sourced from the welsh borders. lots of early iron nails with studs underneath showing once to have likely a leather top.
Approx Dimensions are: 62cm W and 67cm H
£795
Welsh 18th Century Oak Coffor Bach Antique
A wonderful Welsh 18th century oak Coffor Bach in excellent orignal condition. Good small proportions, the colour of the oak is deep with rich tones in places. The handles are true to the piece as is the escutcheon. The lid is detachable with wooden hinges with the box having three raised and fielded panels. The single drawer is all original and opens well.
Approx Dimensions are: 58cm W, 32cm D and 42cm H
£1495
19th Century Diminutive Elm Cricket Table Folk Art
An early 19th century English cricket table found in unsually small porportions. We have not come across such a small cricket table but made just right! Its top is elm and wonky from years in a barn. Great original colour with primitive (ish) knocked up sides. Its a wonderful folky piece thats truly unique
Approx Dimensions are: 50cm W and 57cm H
£895
Oast House Antique Folk Art Model
A Charming Oast House model from a kent based minature village dating back to the 1950s. We were told this came from Faversham but no
provenance backing this. Incredible detail throughout with good age. Would look fantastic in the garden.
Approx Dimensions are: 104cm L x 74cm H x 48xm W
£895
19th Century "West Cornwall" Stick Chair Hoop Windsor
Early 19th Century West Cornwall hoop back windsor chair. A sycamore seat with ash and beech turned sticks. The spindles have contorted over time creating a wonderful scupltural shape. This is a very comfy chair with the larger hoop giving good support and comfort a comb back would offer to the head and neck. The arms are splayed outwards giving you room whilst you sit. Theres a red early paint with a later deep shade of Aubergine. Its worn in the right places with a crusty dry finish with a crackled paint. Theres old worm found in places but everthing is solid and has been treated.
Approx Dimensions are: 58cm W, 107cm H (back), 40cm H (seat) and 37cm D
£995
19th Century Pine Antique Serving Table
A wonderful 19th century Pine serving table with the most amazing dry patina. The top has been waxed to clean and nourish the pine. All drawers open smoothly and would also make a nice desk.
Approx Dimensions are: 121cm L, 54cm D and 75cm H
£285
19th Century Antique Naive Wooden Glass Eyes Pigeon Decoy Folk Art
Charming and very original 19th Century Pigeon decoy with a glass eyes, original painted solid wood. Hes a very worn and shot at bird. Repairs to the head and a broken tail but... hes incredibly charming with all this history. A bespoke stand made from an old bass rod and a sycamore butter stamp. A wonderful piece of folk art.
Approx Dimensions are: 29cm L, 14cm H and 39cm stand H
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19th Century Welsh sycamore Dairy Bowl Treen Antique
Wonderful sycamore dairy bowl dating late 19th century. Absolutely solid with a great original colour. A good large size
Approx Dimensions are: 34cm W and 13cm H
£345
19th Century Pine "Booking Clerks" Counter Chest of Drawers Antique
A unique 19th century pine chest of drawers formally from Welshpool station. A booking clerks counter with a deep wear and patination. A real piece of history with interesting marks and graffiti. Good deep drawers make this great for storing clothes in the modern home or in retail.
Approx Dimensions are: 123cm W, 52cm D and 169cm H
£495
19th Century English Elm and Ash Primitive Antique Stool
A 19th century English Elm and Ash stool found in its original paint. A solid stool with plenty of patina and good wear throughout. a real piece of folk art.
Approx Dimensions are: 42cm W, 23cm D and 25cm H
£195
West Country 18th Century Primitive Curved Elm Settle
This is a very special piece... An early 18th Century west Country settle made entirely from Elm. The back board is curved with carved detailing to the rail. Its an incredible wide board that is well figured. The arms both are bent outwards with the elm contorting. The seat is panelled with two opening boards revealing an inner storage with one being lockable in its history. Wonderful colour and wear throughout with some traces of its original finish. There is one historical repair to the right hand side end.
Approx Dimensions are: 133cm L, 40cm D, 44cm H (seat) and 107cm H (back)
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19th Century Yealmpton Windsor Chair Antique
Originally from the small south Devon town of Yealmpton. Early 19th century, constructed from fruitwood and ash with primitve carved legs. The seat looks to be pear or apple with a wonderful pale patina. The legs are interesting being primitve and made from ash. The chair is a low fire side chair adult in size but low for working on.
Approx Dimensions are: 35cm W, 75cm H (back), 34cm H (seat) and 38cm D
£345
Early 19th Century Figured Elm Antique Tripod Table
Early 19th century English Elm tripod table with tilt top. The most wonderful wonky top with well figured elm. Its a dry country piece thats stood some time in a barn for some years creating a superb patina and look.
Approx Dimensions are: 51cm W and 73cm H
£995
Unusual 19th Century Welsh Primitive Oak Table Folk Art
A wonderful Welsh 19th century table made from oak. An unsual design which we have not seen before.
Approx Dimensions are: 46cm H and 31cm W
£265
19th Century French Poplar Antique Table with a Zinc Top
A wonderful 19th century French table made from Poplar with a bespoke zinc top. The poplar has aged beautifully naturally bleaching. The turning of the legs are interesting with not to many seen before. A solid table with enough height to sit at or be a serving table/island.
Approx Dimensions are: 157cm L, 72cm W and 76cm H (leg room 59cm H)
£1195
19th Century Welsh sycamore Dairy Bowl Treen Antique
Sourced from mid Wales a wonderful sycamore dairy bowl dating late 19th century. Absolutely solid with a great original colour. A good large size
Approx Dimensions are: 38cm W and 15cm H
£345
“The Eight-Legged Lady” Folk Art Wooden Doll
An extraordinary wooden doll handmade using the same methods and materials based upon an extremely rare 19th century version. This unusual doll is large at 52cm and has 8 legs. When she is moved it gives the illusion the lady is walking. This is a one-off piece made in Devon by an artist using reclaimed materials. This is not an Antique.
Dimesnions 52cm H
£495
19th Century Primitive Elm Welsh Stool/Bench Antique Folk Art
A Welsh 19th Century primitive stool/bench in its original finish. Made from Elm which has a lovely wonkyness about it. The bench is slighly curved with unsual carvings to the ends. A date has been engraved underneath but its made far earlier.
Approx Dimensions are: 92cm L, 19cm W and 37cm H
£575
19th Century Welsh Love Token Miniature chest of drawers Folk Art
A charming welsh love token late 19th Century. Made from oak and pine in the form of a miniature chest of drawers. Can be wall hung or placed flat. All drawers are working and useable.
Approx Dimensions are: 33cm W and 42cm H
£345
18th Century Yealmpton Windsor Side Chair
Sourced from West Wales but originally from the small south devon town of Yealmpton. Constructed from elm and ash with faux bamboo turned legs. Dating bak to the late 18th century.
£345
Welsh 18th Century Curved Tavern Elm Settle Antique Bench
Recently sourced from the Brecon Beacons in South Wales. An 18th Century Elm tavern curved settle with the most amazing patina to its original paint. The elm seat is wonky and aged beautifully with crackled varnish and paint giving it a great look. Its a really good size for the home.
Approx Dimensions are: 148cm L, 35cm D, 46.5cm H (seat) and 140.5cm H (back)
£2450
Extraordinary "Marquess of Anglesey Column" Welsh Carved Slate Folk Art Antique
Really quite extraordinary piece of Welsh folk art, "The Marquess of Angleseys Column" dating mid to late 19th Century. Constructed from carved pieces of slate from North Wales. Made from the welsh slate miners as ornaments and gifts. I have never seen one before and probably never will again. A mesuem piece...
Approx Dimensions are: 48cm H x 15cm W
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Georgian Original Painted Pine Trunk Tack Equipmet Antique
Lovely wear and colour to this Georgian painted pine trunk sourced from a estate in the welsh borders. Early 19th century and used for some time to keep tack equipment in a stables. Very worn in places but all solid.
Approx Dimensions are: 111cm L x 59cm H x 66cm W
£455
Unusual Welsh 18th Century Teak & Ash 3 Legged Antique Stool Folk Art
Sourced from West Wales a very unusual three legged stool made from Teak and Ash. Dates back to the 18th Century. Most likely a blacksmith stool or maybe a fisherman picked up some teak from shipwreck then made a good tall stool for mending his nets? West Wales was a known destination for the import of exotic woods in the 18th century. The teak has split in its life with a blacksmith repair to the underside. Lots of colour and patination to the stool with good wear. Its absoutley solid.
Approx Dimensions are: 36cm W, 28cm D and 50cm H
£395
19th Century Welsh sycamore Dairy Bowl Treen Antique
Sourced from mid Wales a wonderful sycamore dairy bowl dating mid 19th century. Worn and split but this is how we like it! Absolutely solid with a great original colour. A good large size
Approx Dimensions are: 38cm W and 16cm H
£345
Welsh 19th Centuiry Antique Slate Chopping Board Kitchen
Sourced from North Wales a wonderful slate chopping board from the late 19th century. Was used to cut leather.
Approx Dimensions are: 52cm L and 18cm W
£185
Primitive 19th Century Antique Trio Shorebird Working Decoys Folk Art
Beautiful trio of English 19th century shorebird working decoys. Primitve examples in original condition, years of weathering has left a beautiful bleached finish on the oak. Their beaks are made from cast iron nails and all mounted on a bespoke base. One looks to have had a head replacement in its time.
Approx Dimensions are; (Birds) 20cm L x 10cm H x 6cm W (Mount) 40cm H
£395
HMS Shannon Naive Antique Marquetry Folk Art Painting
Wonderful marquetry of HMS Shannon sating back to the late 19th Century. A naive interpretation but the detialing and use of grains of various woods is very impressive. A folk art piece.
Approx Dimensions are: 41cm H x 45cm W
£455
Maritime Antique Diorama Model "Capatin Ross" Arctic Explorer Folk Art
A wonderful scratch built diorama of the Arctic explorer Captain Ross dating back to the late 19th centruy. A very folk art piece with wallpaper coverings and a working flag. A unique and rare survivor...
Approx Dimensions are: 20cm W, 24cm H and 7cm D
£395
Welsh 18th Well Figured Elm Low Boy Antique Table
A 18th Century well figured Elm Low Boy from South Wales. Its got a wonderful flick to the top at the front where the elm has warped beautifully. The colour is particularly pleasing. The front face of the table and drawers have been made out of a single piece of elm with the grain matching.
Approx Dimensions are: 84cm L, 56cm D and 73cm H
£795
19th Century Welsh sycamore Dairy Bowl Treen Antique
Sourced from mid Wales a wonderful sycamore dairy bowl dating late 19th century. Some splits but all solid. Has been french polished and waxed to nourish. Absolutely solid with a great original colour. A good large size
Approx Dimensions are: 34cm W and 14cm H
£285
Welsh 18th Century Oak Antique Dairy table
Recently sourced from South Wales a late 18th century oak dairy table.
Approx Dimensions are: 92cm L, 58cm W and 67cm H
£595
19th Century Welsh Borders Sycamore & Pine Dairy Table
A wonderful Welsh borders Sycamore top dairy table dating back to the mid 19th Century. A Pine base with good colour and wear with two large drawers. The sycamore top has aged beautifully having that pale bleached finish. Theres a wonderful apotropaic marking to the top which we have not seen before.
Approx Dimensions are: 180cm L, 85cm W and 81cm H
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Welsh 19th Century Bleached Pine Milking Stool Primitve Antique Folk Art
Welsh early 19th Century Pine milking stool with ash legs. Sourced from West Wales with a wonderful bleached look from years in a barn.
Approx Dimensions are: 33cm W, 21cm D and 25cm H
£85