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47sqm Reclaimed English pine Parquet Block
£3,400 incl. VAT the batch47sqm Reclaimed English pine Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks 9 x 2 3/4", golden colour, tongue and grooved,£3,400 incl. VAT the batch -
23sqm Reclaimed English beech Parquet Block
£1,650 incl. VAT the batch23sqm Reclaimed English beech Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks 9 x 2 3/4", straw colour, tongue and grooved,£1,650 incl. VAT the batch -
23sqm Reclaimed English pitch pine Parquet Block
£1,430 incl. VAT the batch23sqm Reclaimed English pitch pine Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks 9 x 2 3/4", straw colour with a chocolate figured grain, tongue and grooved,£1,430 incl. VAT the batch -
15.5sqm Reclaimed English Oak Long Parquet Block
£995 incl. VAT the batch15.5sqm Reclaimed English Oak Long Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks, tongue and grooved,£995 incl. VAT the batch -
15sqm Reclaimed English Oak Parquet Block
£950 incl. VAT the batch15sqm Reclaimed English Oak Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks, tongue and grooved,£950 incl. VAT the batch -
12sqm Reclaimed English Oak Parquet Block
£850 incl. VAT the batch12sqm Reclaimed English Oak Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks, golden colour, tongue and grooved,£850 incl. VAT the batch -
11.5sqm Reclaimed English Long Pitch Pine Parquet Block
£750 incl. VAT the batch11.5sqm Reclaimed English Long Pitch Pine Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks, tongue and grooved,£750 incl. VAT the batch -
7.25sqm Reclaimed English Oak Parquet Block
£400 incl. VAT the batch7.25sqm Reclaimed English Oak Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks, tongue and grooved,£400 incl. VAT the batch -
The Hew Draper graffito tablet
£365The Hew Draper graffito tablet
the rectangular tablet incised with a zodiac wheel, signs of the zodiac, numbers and dates for the casting of horoscopes, bearing the inscription "HEW DRAPER OF BRISTOW (Bristol) MADE THIS SPEER (sphere) THE 30 DAYE OF MAYE, 1561" and a founder's stamp "No.1.S"£365 -
A series of Art Deco steel-framed curved glass light panels,
£315 eachA series of Art Deco steel-framed curved glass light panels,
each with a frosted glass square cut with sinuous curvilinear marks and each centred with a gilded square intended to obscure a light source,£315 each -
5sqm Reclaimed English pine Parquet Block
£275 incl. VAT the batch5sqm Reclaimed English pine Parquet Block
rectangular parquet blocks 9 x 2 5/8", honey colour with a figured grain, tongue and grooved,£275 incl. VAT the batch -
Reclaimed ‘Lord Roberts’ Parquet de Chantilly
£266 + VAT per sq mReclaimed ‘Lord Roberts’ Parquet de Chantilly
English Oak parquet panels removed from Englemere, the Berkshire seat of the British national war hero Lord Roberts of Kandahar. The panels are constructed in English Oak and were in the ballroom of the country house. As a reclaimed timber they require careful handling and laying by an experienced joiner or floor fitter. The Oak is quarter sawn across the grain with attractive medullary rays on the face of the wood. Mellow golden in appearance with a pleasing geometric pattern.£266 + VAT per sq m -
An English plaster relief-cast palque of a floral wreath,
£60An English plaster relief-cast palque of a floral wreath,
the panel roughly square, the floral circlet centred with a roundel,£60
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