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    A beautifully preserved vintage taxidermy pheasant mounted on an oval naturalistic base. The bird displays detailed plumage in warm brown and golden tones with distinctive patterned feathers and a naturalistic pose.

    Taxidermy pieces like this were traditionally used in country house interiors and remain highly sought after today for adding character and a touch of natural history to interiors.

    A striking decorative object for a study, library, or layered interior.

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    A charming vintage footstool raised on beautifully turned dark wooden legs, newly upholstered in a rich botanical fabric featuring layered florals in deep blue, soft pink, sage and ochre tones.

    The contrast between the dark timber base and the colourful upholstery makes this a standout accent piece. Perfect at the end of a bed, beside a fireside chair, in a dressing room, or simply as a decorative layer in a reading corner.

    Solid and sturdy with a firm cushioned top. The trim detail around the base adds a subtle traditional finish without feeling fussy.

    A small piece that brings warmth and character to a space.

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    A vintage wooden folding ladder with a beautifully worn finish and a solid, practical design. The shape is simple and functional, with just enough detail in the structure and those brass fittings at the hinges to give it real character.

    Originally made for use, now just as good styled as a shelving piece or display. Perfect for layering books, plants or objects, or simply leaned in a space for that relaxed, collected look.

    The ladder has been treated twice for woodworm as a precaution, with only old, inactive marks visible. Structurally sound and ready to use or display.

    One of those pieces that adds height, texture and interest instantly.

    Measurements
    130cm (H) x 42cm (W)

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    A solid wooden pedestal stand with a rich, dark finish and a simple, classic shape. The turned base gives it just enough detail, while the wide shallow bowl keeps it really usable.

    Perfect as a fruit stand, but just as good styled with candles, objects, or used as a centrepiece on a table. It lifts whatever you put on it and makes it feel more considered instantly.

    One of those small pieces that quietly makes a big difference.

    Measurements
    22cm (Diameter) x 11cm (H)

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    A vintage wooden printers tray with a beautiful mix of compartments, originally used for sorting type but now perfect for display.

    Each section varies slightly in size, which gives it that relaxed, collected feel rather than anything too uniform. The aged wood has a warm tone and natural wear throughout, adding depth without feeling heavy.

    Designed to be wall-mounted or leaned, and ideal for displaying small finds, shells, bottles, keepsakes or curiosities. It’s one of those pieces that evolves over time as you add to it.

    A proper statement piece that’s as practical as it is decorative.

    Measurements
    81cm (H) x 34cm (W) x 5cm (D)

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    A wonderfully decorative black wooden bowl finished with a woven cane-style rim, accompanied by six hand-painted wooden pears.

    Full of warm ochre, amber and russet tones, this is such an easy piece to style on a kitchen table, dresser or open shelving. Age-related marks and wear throughout add to its character.

    Measurements: Bowl diameter 25.5 cm | Pears approx. H 13 cm
    Set includes: Bowl + 6 pears

  • A wonderfully characterful handwoven basket with a rounded body, single wrapped handle and original black painted lettering reading “MUNICIPAL COUNCIL” around the sides.

    Beautifully made with subtle variation in the weave and darker detailing around the rim and handle. The lettering gives it a particularly unusual, utilitarian quality. A brilliant decorative basket for a kitchen, hallway or open shelving, while still being perfectly practical for storage.

    Age-related wear, variation and some loose or broken strands consistent with its handmade nature and previous use.

    Dimensions: H37 × W34 cm

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