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Pair of 16th Century Normandy GatesThese charming pair of gates originate from the Normandy area of France and are very typical of 16th Century church and courtyard doors of their time. Made from French Oak which has developed a beautiful greyish patina over many centuries and with intricate blacksmith made ironwork, rivets, bands and straps and even a tiny shell on the latch. They are a work of primitive folk art in their own right, and would look incredible as a wall hanging or

there is no key but the piece is unlocked

Part of her Venice series Cargo shows a lone Gondola emerging from the mists on the Grand Canal

as a pedestal to propel Mercury

Tea pot size: 2

A late 19th/ Early 20th Century Mahogany Veneered Carlton House Desk

An amazing piece of Maritime history

A wonderful mixed wood and very usable Livery cupboard with banks of drawers (a mix of military campaign furniture handles and Georgian pulls)

also known as St

Intricate gilt Pastiglia with areas of polychrome

lined with antique French rose madder brown printed fabric

the glaze gently ambered

This is a dramatically beautiful statement centrepiece for any garden or would work wonderfully in a shaded or sun-drenched corner as a private retreat

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