A lovely pair of original Victorian stained glass windows salvaged from the former Woodend Free Church in West Lothian.
Each window consists of four original stained glass sections, featuring colourful decorative borders, hand-painted floral details and pointed Gothic arches.
The glass was originally saved from the church prior to its demolition by a local gentleman who had been christened there as a child. It was carefully stored for many years before we recently acquired the collection.
We have pieced together the original sections to form two matching Gothic windows, believed to be close to their original arrangement.
Both windows are housed in newly made, simple wooden display frames and retain age-related wear and some damage consistent with their history.
Approximate size of each framed window:
Height: 1950mm
Width: 610mm
Price: £1,195 each or £2,245 for the pair.
Available individually, although we would prefer to sell them together.
Classic wooden teak steamer chair with a curved slatted seat and adjustable reclining backrest.
A beautiful and unusual early 20th-century Art Deco armchair, attributed to The National Furniture Mart of Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), dating to approximately the 1930s.
Featuring beautifully shaped sweeping wooden arms with distinctive circular scroll detailing, an elegant fan-carved backrest and original woven cane seating. The chair is complemented by a removable tan leather cushion, which contrasts beautifully with the rich colour of the timber.
The National Furniture Mart operated in Rangoon during the British colonial period, producing distinctive furniture combining European Art Deco influences with traditional Asian craftsmanship.
Presented in attractive vintage condition, with age-related wear and patina consistent with its history.
A wonderful statement piece for a period home, reading corner, boutique hotel or characterful interior.
A matching two-seater settee is also available separately.
Approx 54.5cm width, 70cm height
A striking and unusual early 20th-century Art Deco two-seater settee, attributed to The National Furniture Mart of Rangoon, Burma (now Yangon, Myanmar), dating to approximately the 1930s.
Featuring beautifully shaped sweeping wooden arms with distinctive circular scroll detailing, an elegant fan-carved backrest and original woven cane seating. The settee is complemented by removable tan leather cushions, which contrast beautifully with the rich colour of the timber.
The National Furniture Mart operated in Rangoon during the British colonial period, producing distinctive furniture combining European Art Deco influences with traditional Asian craftsmanship.
Presented in attractive vintage condition, with age-related wear and patina consistent with its history.
A wonderful statement piece for a period home, conservatory, boutique hotel or characterful interior.
A matching armchair is also available separately.
Approx: 108cm length, 54.5cm width, 70cm height
Vintage dark wood L-shaped corner settle or pub/church-style pew bench,made of solid timber framing with panelled backs and custom cushioning.
Reclaimed from Milnes Bar, Rose street, Edinburgh
Approx: 230cm x 215cm
Vintage (19th century ) double action circular blacksmith’s forge bellows, featuring cast iron frame and cylindrical, riveted leather pumping chamber.
Most likely manufactured by Alldays & Onions of Birmingham
Approx: 117cm height, 63.5cm in diameter
Traditional white ceramic basin and pedestal with rectangular splashback upstand and dual tap holes. All reclaimed from Milnes on Rose street.
8 available, almost identical but manufacturer vary. ( Burlington, Adelphi, Waverley)
Approx: 80cm height, 62cm width, 51cm depth
Antique Anglo-Indian hand-carved teak or rosewood occasional/side table, featuring intricate floral, foliate, and animal motifs (such as an elephant carved on the top)
Crafted in India during the late Victorian or Edwardian era (circa 1900) for export or British residents (Anglo-Indian style)
Approx: 65cm length, 37cm width, 64cm height
Antique Victorian polished brass bell and central wheel, attached to a curved dark iron spring arm.
Approx: overall 24cm height, bell: 9cm in diameter, 9cm height
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A pair of A wooden booth divider recently salvaged from Milnes Bar on Rose Street, Edinburgh.
Featuring a dark timber finish, decorative curved tops, four glazed panels and traditional raised panels below.
Originally used to separate seating areas within the pub, these would make attractive features in a home, bar, restaurant or commercial setting.
Both retain signs of age and wear from their previous use.
Approximate size of each:
Height: 1830mm
Depth: 780mm
Thickness: 170mm
Price: £345 each.
One available