Antique Scumbled Pine Chest

Antique Scumbled Pine ChestA grand antique scumbled pine chest. Also known as a kist in Scotland. Scumbling was a technique used in the Georgian and Victorian eras to make plain woods like pine appear much grander and more expensive. Pai Paints and dyes were used to make furniture, doors and windows to look as if they were made from golden oak, sycamore, maple and other expensive hardwoods. Scumbling has been used on the top, front and sides within a decorative border. The base

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Imagine using this trunk for home storage

The teak hardwood framed mirror with a small storage area below

We have been working with the same makers for the last 14 years

Note: Scaramanga is offering this sunlamp as a display piece only (not for use) and it must not be used as a working heat lamp

Featuring red lathe-turned legs and coloured beading

this original old metal 'Ceat Mile XL' character is wonderfully illustrated as a metal advertising poster sign for tyres

Why not buy a small hand bound notebook and use to print your block designs

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