A Scarce 17thC Welsh Oak & Pine Farmhouse Scullery Table c.1640-60

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A Scarce 17thC Welsh Oak & Pine Farmhouse Scullery Table c.1640-60Origin: Welsh, Probably Carmarthanshire Period: Carolean Stuart Cromwellian Restoration Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1640 60 Width: 71 Depth: 35 Height: 29. 5 (all at top) The rare and principally seventeenth century oak and pine scullery table with a beautifully dry aged patination to the whole, the loose (possibly eighteenth century) flippable pine plank top having very unusual hexagonal groupings of pegs in its construction, bearing a huge drawer

The condition of the foot is good with very minor chips and a healthy patination across the whole

John Mason

each on bakelite castors

The Windsor chair is recognised as one of the classics of English country furniture

She remains quite dirty with various scratches to the right of her face and to the left by her hair and there are also signs of residue of old varnish

The dolls today are sought after because of their classic artistic styling and

this boxed set features numbers from 1-10 along with the ‘&’ and ‘£’ symbols

They are unrepaired and unrestored and were probably mounted on the associated plinths some time in the Victorian period

and legs are painted a pinkish skin colour

though sadly no wine is included in the sale

four pheasants

a plane lying in pieces

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