A Good Pair of Arts and Crafts Hall Chairs sub-Antiques Two tins that are collectables

Two tins that are collectables of the future

In the traditional style from rural China comes this honestly made oak and elm bucket of solid construction

A sensual and engaging sketch by a great artist

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participants were asked to throw balls into Merlin’s agog gaping chasm in exchange for goldfish and he could be put to good use back in the public domain as intended

A Good Pair of Arts and Crafts Hall Chairs sub-Antiques Two tins that are collectablesOrigin: English Period: Nineteenth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1890 Height: 43 inches Width: 14. 5 inches (at widest point) Depth: 17 inches (maximum) A lovely pair of beech hall chairs, with high tapering backs shaped to a Celtic inspired design, with an open circular top rail. The backs are beautifully hand carved, the principal design is of a flowering plant with intertwining stems and leaves, the circular top rail with a series of