A Decorative Softwood Chip-Carving of Two Seahorses

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A Decorative Softwood Chip-Carving of Two SeahorsesOrigin: British Period: Possibly Early Nineteenth Century Provenance: Found in North Wales Date: Possibly c. 1800 Height: 11 inches Width: 12. 5 inches Depth: 5. 5 inches (all at maximum) The well weathered softwood carving, possibly a finial from a ship, showing two primitively chip carved seahorses on a scrolled pedestal base. Condition would be described as fair to good but because the pieces age is difficult to pin down we would say it is

The condition is good with full operation and ease of use

The station was then unstaffed after 6th March 1967

Just don’t take a bite

though this is open for debate

Behind these was the Prince's Hall

table legs

English delftware is tin-glazed pottery made in the British Isles between about 1550 and the late 18th century

Presenting a rather hard to find Art Deco bathroom set comprising of a toothbrush holder

This butchers block-esque workbench come coffee table is very much on song with today’s interior trends and its totally unashamedly original farmhouse condition means it provides a generous dollop of rustic charm

The overall condition would be described as fair to good

whilst more recently

Ta day T'was deep in magic's glow

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