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Pair of 17th Century Carved Column Lamps with Exquisite Shades

£2,650.00
A fabulous pair of Italian 17th century giltwood Corinthian style columns which have been converted to standard lamps and provided

17th Century Charles I Oak Coffer with Geometric Panel

£1,725.00
A wonderful piece of English history which continues to be a functional storage option, this oak coffer dates back to

17th Century Carved Oak Coffer

£1,425.00
A true English antique, this oak coffer dates to the 17th century, from the period of Charles II. It continues

17th Century Charles I Oak Wainscot Chair

£1,225.00
A splendid piece of 17th century furniture, this oak wainscot chair dates back to the time of Charles I and

17th Century Oak Joint Stool

£850.00
A charming 17th Century oak joint stool of pegged construction, this English piece represents the most common form of seating

17th Century Oak Joint or Coffin Stool

£800.00
A lovely English 17th century stool from the period of Charles I, this is made of oak and exudes the

17th Century Oak Wainscot Chair

£770.00
A good 17th century oak wainscot chair with nearly 400 years of history, this will continue to function as a

Charles II 17th Century Coffer with 1 Piece Cleated Top

£765.00
A true antique and in clean condition, this handsome 17th century oak coffer is nearly 400 years old and continues

17th Century Oak Deed or Bible Box with Secret Compartments

£740.00
A fine 17th century oak deed or bible box with secret compartments, this is a wonderful looking piece with a

Elizabethan Elm Armchair with Unusual Broad Arms

£715.00
Over 400 years old, this Elizabethan armchair is a true antique and is in remarkably good, functional condition. Almost like

Pair of 17th Century Italian Marquetry Panels

£460.00
An attractive early pair of decorative panels originating from Italy, these are interesting and scarce pieces. They date to the

17th Century Silver Spoon by John Smith

£375.00
A good Charles II silver trefid spoon with rat tail by John Smith circa 1680. It has a nice deep