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Storage

Late 18th c Scandinavian Pine Bow Front Desk

Our Storage Collection

A finely curated collection of storage and cupboards showcases items from over three centuries and from across Europe and beyond all selected to meet your storage needs.

A selection of Storage

Japanese, Tansu, Late Meiji, 19th c. CabinetJapanese, Tansu, Late Meiji, 19th c. CabinetJapanese, Tansu, Late Meiji, 19th c. Cabinet

Japanese, Tansu, Late Meiji, 19th c. Cabinet

£4750.00
H:174 x W:171.5 x D:82 cm
This striking chest features two sliding doors above in the top section, with lower section drawers. It retains the distinguished original iron work.
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Pair, English early 19th c. Mahogany CellarettesPair, English early 19th c. Mahogany CellarettesPair, English early 19th c. Mahogany Cellarettes

Pair, English early 19th c. Mahogany Cellarettes

£4250.00
H:66 x W:72 x D:54 cm
This impressive near pair of sarcophagus form coolers (1820-1830) are fitted with the original liners and compartments, with large brass ring carrying handles. There is a slight difference in size.
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Rare, Inlaid and Ebonised Victorian Display/ Print CabinetRare, Inlaid and Ebonised Victorian Display/ Print CabinetRare, Inlaid and Ebonised Victorian Display/ Print CabinetRare, Inlaid and Ebonised Victorian Display/ Print Cabinet

Rare, Inlaid and Ebonised Victorian Display/ Print Cabinet

£3250.00
H:210 x W:164 x D:68 cm
This finely made architectural form cabinet has ormolu mounts and incised gilt decoration delicately inlaid with griffins and other figures. Featuring the original lifting centre door, and stunning hand-polished finish. Minor losses to metal trim, and wear commensurate with age.
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We are consistently updating our sales catalogue so if you are looking for anything in particular please get in touch to see if we can help. Or pop into our store…

Take a closer look at our Storage

Georgian Irish

What distinguishes a Georgian Irish chest?  The narrow tall case of graduated drawers is distinctive and contrasts with other Georgian examples such as a chest on chest, which are wider and heavier in appearance.

Irish Georgian Tall Chest

More About Our Collection

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    The Art of the Frame

    Frames were made for show and designed to enhance the colours of the painting as well as the room and it’s surroundings.

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  • New Beginnings

    New Beginnings

    We have a new showroom! A hugely welcome opportunity to display many of the items featured on our website as well as items we’ve yet to post. 

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  • How does ‘patina’ contribute to the quality of an item?

    How does ‘patina’ contribute to the quality of an item?

    The developing or forming of a beautiful surface on furniture over time, often centuries, shows how the item was used.  […]

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