Victorian oak secretaire
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South Africa (All cities)
Buy Victorian Oak Sliding Table On Original Casters By The National Furniture Company Williamsport USA for R4,500.00
R 4.500
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Mothibistad (North West)
This is a wonderful antique oak Tantalus with three cut glass bottles / decanters. The decanters are a wonderful design and are superb having been finished. The case is made from oak which is a wonderful rich honey colour and has lovely decorative brass mounts. In addition it is complete with it's pretty shaped key which is fully working. The original decanters are in excellent condition with just two minor chips on two decanter lips.
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Stellenbosch (Western Cape)
2x Beautiful Victorian Oak Arm Chair set. Covered in velvet fabric. No upholstering necessary, original wheels. Collectors item. Slight fabric hole on arm. Can easily be fixed by buyer.
R 18.000
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Barkly West (Northern Cape)
SECOND TREASURES ECO-CHIC DECOR AND FURNITURE See our shoppe on facebook OR...visit our shop in Hillcrest Open 9-4 SHOP....Bona Terra Rd Hillcrest / Assagay Off Kassier rd next to equitack and Dieters nursery. Off M13 take exit 33 go towards hospital and drive 1.7km and turn right If you need to know more about this product or others in this range pls contact us: Christi 083 527 2478 Card facilities available WE ARE ON WHATS APP OR FACEBOOK We can arrange delivery at a reasonable price....We technique your furniture too!
R 6.500
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Durban (KwaZulu Natal)
Item no. 17-05-16-106. A beautifully restored gem of a chest! Oak lined, original handles and escutcheons- a proper masterpiece! Drawers slide effortlessly. 125cm wide x 55cm front to back x 142cm high. Call Grant on 0846666410.
R 11.500
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South Africa
Elegant flame mahogany English bureau/bookcase with roll-top. The desk pulls out and has the original interior drawers and leather insets. The roll-top is perfect for concealing untidy paperwork. Suitable as a laptop work station. Good condition overall. Dates to . Price negotiable.
R 18.000
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South Africa
Late Victorian marble-topped wash-stand in Oak in good solid condition. The top is 920 x 450mm and it stands 730mm high. The top is removed in some photo's so you can better see the detail of the oak cabinet.
R 2.450
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South Africa
A lovely late Victorian Armorial hand carved solid Oak cross framed Throne / Hall Chair, with carved crested crown to back rest, and red velvet cushion and gold tassels are attached to the leather hide seat. This chair is in good condition and heavy. size is 63 cm x 53 cm x 78 cm. Negotiable. Email me or call . Thank you..
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Barkly East (Eastern Cape)
Jacobean Style Antique Oak Sideboard Length 182cm, Depth 63cm and height 150cm Visit our showroom by appointment 7 days a week to see our collection of architectural antiques including Victorian cast iron baths, fireplaces and handcrafted furniture. We also undertake restoration of antique furniture. 40 years expertise.
R 16.000
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South Africa
Beveled mirror about 100 years old very nice. For sale Price is R. Tamboerskloof 072 A nursing chair is a low seated partially upholstered chair used at least since Victorian times for a woman's use while nursing an infant. This chair form was particularly popular in England and found primarily in upper class homes. The types of wood most frequently used were oak,rosewood or walnut. The seat is often sprung and can be button decorated or adorned with a circumferential braid or pair of braids.[1] The chair legs are frequently of a cabriole style or a straight-legged spindle design. R s
R 900
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South Africa
best prices paid for good quality furniture. i'm especially looking for victorian mahogany furniture, teak, oak, yellowwood etc wardro...
R 2.500
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Barkly West (Northern Cape)
Beautiful Victorian Antique solid Oak wash stand with solid exquisite pink marble top with original green tiles. Marble alone is worth the price. 1m wide x 480mm deep x 770mm high
R 2.200
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