Gorgeous high Regency style pedestal table with tripod legs hand crafted in England from mahogany..
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Extending Regency Dining Table
Just in.. sumptuous dining fit for a palace. Inlaid Victorian table in walnut with intricate marquetry – solid and wobble free. Ready for banquets and lavish dinner parties…
Gorgeous pair of pottery majolica planters – with a very rich, organic glaze..
8 oak English Farmhouse Spindle back Dining Chairs Kitchen Furniture
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The classic farnhouse kitchen chair, a set of 8 oak spindle back chairs. We have various refectory tables to match.
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William IV Walnut Dining Table & Set Chippendale Dining Chairs Furniture
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William IV dining table hand crafted from walnut – with a set of English Chippendale Dining chairs. Out of this world dining set.
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Does it get more art deco than this? Classic French silver bronze art deco figurine of the Cape Girl by Joe Descomps. Heavy and solid, stands on the black marble base ready to be pride of place in any deco collection…
Classic farmhouse look with this English oak refectory table and set of matching ladderback chairs – it doesn’t get more cosy farmhouse than this. This table also looks great with a set of Windsor chairs we also have in stock…
Another classic library piece – we come across a lot of pairs of open front bookcases, but this double fronted piece is more unusual. Classic Sheraton inlay work, this is a gorgeous piece.
ENGLISH GEORGE III WALNUT DINING TABLE & SET QUEEN ANNE DINING CHAIRS
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Gorgeous English walnut George III style dining table and set of matching Queen Anne dining chairs. Superb..
Want to dine in style this Thanksgiving or Christmas? Check out this absolutely fantastic English Regency pedestal dining table with a matching set of English Chippendale chairs. Superb. Fit for a king and queen.. this set has just come in…
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