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"Lusty" kitchen cupboard
A functional two-tier kitchen larder unit by the British manufacturer Lusty. Constructed with a prominent grain wood finish, this piece follows a prac...
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17th century coffer
This early 17th-century oak coffer is a genuine piece of history, offering both generous storage and a rich sense of character that only centuries of ...
£485.00View details
18th century gate leg table
This exceptional seventeenth-century gate-leg table is a quintessential piece of early English furniture, showcasing the robust construction and rich ...
£145.00View details
1950s wood kitchen cabinet - with original paint
This mid-century wall-mounted kitchen cabinet is a representative example of 1950s modular storage. The unit features a two-door configuration, with e...
£195.00View details
19c Pine Kneehole Desk with Character
This charming reclaimed pine kneehole desk exudes a timeless appeal, perfect for adding character to any study or office. Crafted with practicality in...
£240.00View details
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19th C mahogany chest of three drawers
This compact mahogany chest is a fine example of 19th-century functionalism, offering a sturdy and sophisticated storage solution with a remarkably cl...
£185.00View details
19th C papier mache chair
This exquisite 19th-century side chair is a masterful example of the Victorian obsession with papier-mâché furniture, a technique that allowed for inc...
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19th C Windsor chair
This traditional armchair is constructed from a variety of solid timbers, featuring a distinctive bowed backrest made from a single piece of steam-ben...
£168.00View details
19th Century Chair for Reupholstery
This charming 19th-century chair offers a wonderful opportunity for those with a keen eye for restoration. Crafted from quality wood, the chair boasts...
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Give your home a soul with our collection of reclaimed furniture. Unlike mass-produced pieces, reclaimed wood furniture carries a history, character, and texture that simply cannot be replicated in a factory. By choosing salvaged timber, you aren't just buying a desk or a dining table—you’re preserving a piece of the past and making an eco-conscious choice for the future.