A Mid-19thC Yorkshire Dales Painted Pine Farmhouse Serving Table c.1850

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A Mid-19thC Yorkshire Dales Painted Pine Farmhouse Serving Table c.1850Origin: English Period: Earl Mid Victorian Provenance: An estate from the Yorkshire Dales, UK Date: c. 1850 60 Height: 30 Width: 47. 25 Depth: 23. 5 (all at top) The beautiful time worn painted pine farmhouse serving table, the original paint distressed commensurate with age, showing various hues of soft chestnut to faded powder grey blue, having a three plank top over two frieze drawers, standing on tapering block kegs, and surviving largely in

against a bright yellow background

By the 1780s it became fashionable for ‘French-rod’ curtains to have draperies or pelmets attached above the window to hide the workings

Dingwall Castle was once the biggest castle north of Stirling

A dictionary definition of a club chair is "A heavily upholstered easy chair with arms and a low back"

Then for the next ninety years the address was 76 Cheapside in London

with its fantastic patina

especially being English

as well as artistic movements such as modernism

as it is easy to work and was fairly plentiful

Horns of males are thicker

The lamp is in operational order but is not PAT tested and not brought up to modern fitments

The usefulness of a fire screen is threefold