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A good English limestone trough
£5,650A good English limestone trough
the rustic carved trough with roughly textured sides, nicely weathered£5,650 -
A very large English Cotswold stone farmyard trough
£5,450A very large English Cotswold stone farmyard trough
the rustic carved trough with roughly textured sides, an undulating edge and old cuts to allow plumbing and an iron pipe embedded, in plan canted to one corner£5,450 -
An English stone farmyard trough
£4,650An English stone farmyard trough
the rustic carved trough with roughly textured sides, one corner curved, nicely weathered£4,650 -
A good English sandstone trough
£4,325A good English sandstone trough
the rustic carved trough with roughly textured sides, pecked, nicely weathered£4,325 -
A good English sandstone trough
£4,325A good English sandstone trough
the rustic carved trough with roughly textured sides, pecked, nicely weathered£4,325 -
A substantial English granite trough
£3,800A substantial English granite trough
the carved trough with roughly textured sides and old cuts to allow plumbing£3,800 -
A French limestone well-head,
£3,300A French limestone well-head,
the cuboid block cut right through with a circular hole giving access to a well, the pair of iron armatures would have originally supported a pulley-wheel,£3,300 -
An English limestone pump trough
£1,230An English limestone pump trough
the rustic carved trough with roughly textured sides, the front dipped due to wear, nicely weathered with lichens,£1,230 -
An English Portland stone trough
£1,175An English Portland stone trough
the carved trough with roughly textured sides and old cuts to allow plumbing£1,175
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