Sanitaryware
Handsome gleaming enamelled bathtubs and chunky nickel-plated taps, old cast iron cisterns, heated towel-rails and porcelain water-closets – everything you need for a distinctive and glorious bathroom.
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Late Victorian blue and white transfer printed lavatory pan,
£1,350Late Victorian blue and white transfer printed lavatory pan,
with all over foliate decoration and S-trap outlet.£1,350 -
Late Victorian ‘PURITAS’ lavatory pan,
£1,200Late Victorian ‘PURITAS’ lavatory pan,
with polychromatic transfer printed decoration to the interior and exterior, ‘London’ trap (vertical, concealed within the pan), and small hairline crack to the front rim.£1,200 -
Large nickel-plated bath mixer tap,
£350 -
An Oak bath tidy,
£65 eachAn Oak bath tidy,
A bath tidy made from Oak. Designed and hand crafted in London by a local craftsman. Item has been lightly oiled for protection.£65 each -
A glass towel rail
£60 + vat
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The Profitable Farm and Garden 1902,
£140The Profitable Farm and Garden 1902,
Published in 1902 by W.H & L. Collingbridge, of London. Framed in natural ash. Brussel Sprouts.£140 -
Old Carnations and Pinks
£75 eachOld Carnations and Pinks
Based on the paintings of Rory McEwen and printed by Van Leer of Amsterdam. Framed in natural oak. 'Peter Pan'.£75 each -
Ferns, 19th century scientific prints by Edward Lowe,
£75Ferns, 19th century scientific prints by Edward Lowe,
Chromolithographs published by Groombridge and Sons, London, 1865. Plain wood frames.'Platycerium Stemaria'.£75 -
Nineteenth century botanical scientific illustrations,
£55Nineteenth century botanical scientific illustrations,
chromolithographs published by Edward Lowe 1867. 'Hoya Variegata'.£55