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Nigel Griffiths Wingback Fireside Chair

£420.00
A comfortable mid century wingback oak chair, this is ideal for the fireside and has been made by one of

Early Georgian Oak & Walnut Side Table with Imperfection

£420.00
A beautiful early Georgian oak and walnut side table, this has an imperfection with a chip from the corner of

Bleached Oak Octagonal Mid Century Coffee Table

£425.00
An attractively shaped coffee table, this has a bleached oak top with some quarter sawn grain showing and a lovely

18th Century Georgian Oak Spoon Rack with Box

£450.00
A fabulous Georgian spoon rack with simple, lovely lines and a great colour, this will look wonderful mounted on the

Child’s Mendlesham Metamorphic High Chair

£500.00
A charming oak child’s high chair which converts to a lower chair with a small side table, this is beautifully

Early 20th Century Ipswich Style Oak Dresser Base with Eagles

£515.00
A charming early 20th century carved oak dresser in the Ipswich style, this sits against a wall providing drawer and

19th Century Oak Cockfighting Stool

£550.00
An unusual piece of 19th century vernacular oak furniture, this cockfighting stool is shaped like a birthing stool, with three

Pair of Long Waxed Oak Split Log Benches

£620.00
A wonderful pair of oak benches which have been made from a split log, these have been waxed to a

Carved Oak Throne Armchair with Leather Seat

£640.00
A handsome and heavily carved oak armchair, this has a wide, comfortable sprung seat and will make a good entrance

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

Scarce George II Oak Corner Cupboard

£750.00
This exquisite 18th-century oak corner cupboard is in the Chinoiserie style and dates to the period of George II. The

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 Wainscot Chair

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

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

Craftsman Made Oak Writing Table in the Manner of Nigel Griffiths

£800.00
A stunning piece of contemporary furniture made by a master craftsman from Derbyshire with 50 years experience, this oak writing

Victorian Carved Oak Settle from House in Battle, Sussex

£825.00
A splendid little box settle, this has some wonderful carving and has a good English heritage, originating from a stately

George III Mahogany & Oak Lowboy

£835.00
A fine piece of George III furniture, this English mahogany and oak lowboy dates to around the end of the

Green Painted Regency Sabre Leg Table with Frieze Drawer

£840.00
A pleasing Regency period painted table in an earthy green colour, this has a console style with sabre legs 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

Early 19th Century Primitive Oak Windsor Chair

£975.00
A lovely piece of vernacular oak furniture this primitive Windsor chair has a graceful charm, with relatively narrow spindles and

18th Century Oak Dresser with Plate Rack

£1,225.00
A splendid piece of 18th century furniture with a lovely colour, this oak dresser has a separable rack with three

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

Late 19th Century Oak Lambing Chair on Rockers

£1,240.00
A lovely piece of 19th century rustic furniture, this lambing chair is on rockers and has the traditional winged high

Elizabethan 16th Century Small Oak Church Coffer

£1,350.00
A true antique, this small oak coffer will have been used in a church and dates back to the Elizabethan