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Always rearranging my showroom as selling a lot recently, so forever changing.
My storerooms are emptying faster than I thought, so workshop is also busy preparing stock.
Come see me Saturday if you’re not away for Easter.
Coffees on me
I’m selling this fantastic, long French oak farmhouse table for a customer.
Requires minor restorations and a good wax.
The well faded three plank, cleated top, above a narrow skirt, resting on thick square tapered legs.
C.1820. H.75cm. W.299cm D.85cm
Having a well worn, unrestored finish.
These are usually over restored.
Having pleasant carved details overall.
H.238cm W.136cm D.50cm
I know exactly where each piece sits, dressers, coffers, chests, farmhouse tables,
chandeliers, art etc…
Dealing in rare, more one off pieces has always been my way of trading.
My sale is going strong, the best will always sell, so come see me soon
Purchased from a private collection.
H.85mm
W.185mm
D.30mm
Very nice indeed…
H.15cm – 8cm – 6cm
Sri Lanka – India
Enjoying a nice glass of wine after close can be a good time to create or stuff up photo shoots!
Unsure about this one, but decided to post anyway…
Surrounded by foliage.
Carved entirely from one piece of wood.
A private purchase from some time ago.
These wonderful rare hand coloured copper engravings hung in my home for many years.
Now too wide to fit into my apartment, I’m selling.
1830 H.77cm W.175cm
Photography by Russell Winnell Photography
Lacquers can rarely be saved and usually too dark to bother trying.
In these cases we hand strip the lacquer, clean surface, mix a base stain,
this time using “bitumen” a little trick I thought I’d share.
Re-french polish, then cut back and wax finish to soften shine.
Afters then before’s of a now attractive 19th century English mahogany lowboy/side table.
Having a cross-banded top with ebonised stringing inlay.
Was very sun damaged and patchy on arrival, as you can see in last photos.
This was a restoration job for customers.
Almost impossible to photograph on such a windy day!
Felt like we were in windy Wellington!
