Furnishings Collection (page 3)

Copper Pot Date: 1880

Triangular Trivet Date: 1880

Silver and Gold Teacup Date: 1880

Gold-Plated Shears Date: 1880

Gold-Lined Ladle Date: 1880

Metal Bowl Date: 1880

Blue Footstool Date: 1880

Wooden Dresser Date: 1880

Wooden Twin Bed Date: 1880

Blue Upholstered Couch Date: 1880

Round Wooden Table Date: 1880

Large Green Desk Date: 1880

Elegant Baby Carriage Date: 1883

Salt and Pepper Shakers Date: 1883

Getting Ready For Bed Date: 1954

Barbecuing on a Spit Date: 1954

Kitchen Utensils Date: 1954

Woman Broils Steak Date: 1954

Tempus Fugit Date: 1941

Putting Away Leftovers Date: 1948

Interior Squared Date: 1948

Midnight Snack Mishap Date: 1948

Photographers Office Date: 1948

Couple at Refrigerator Date: 1948

Blue and White Kitchen Date: 1948

Blue Baby Carriage

Custom Gas Range Date: 1948

Pouring Cup of Coffee Date: 1950

Modern Bathroom Date: 1950

Couple Make Lunch Date: 1950

Old New Orleans Kitchen Date: 1950

Mother, Son in Kitchen Date: 1950

Living Room Suite Date: 1950

Ivory Desk Clock Date: 1950

Wooden Frame Clock Date: 1950

Ivory Round Clock Date: 1950

Boy Preparing to Bathe Date: 1950

Household Objects Date: 1940

Woman and Vacuum Cleaner Date: 1955

Woman and Open Fridge Date: 1930

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Ground Floor Bedsit - Oxford - Victorian
Ground Floor Bedsit - 20 Marlborough Road, Oxford - Extremely cluttered Victorian interior including brass bed, piano and multiple clocks! Date: 1897

Oil lamp with brass and glazed earthenware body and glass chimney, made by George Jones in Birimingham c.1885. Date: 1885

The great elephant brought into england and landed August ye
Etching depicting an elephant, with an inscription, in a reproduction frame made of ebonised wood with a gilded centre. This etching was printed in England in c.1675 by John Dunstall. Date: c.1675

Teapoy
Walnut teapoy with a carved tripod foot and a velvet lined interior containing four circular apertures supporting two wooden, lidded canisters, manufactured in London by T.H

Fashion Plate (Morning Dresses May 1803) M.86.266.52

1930s living room with fireplace and chairs
Typical British living room of the 1930s, with two armchairs flanking a blue tiled fireplace. Date: 1934

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Step into a world of exotic elegance with this Moroccan lantern, reminiscent of the vibrant colors and intricate designs found in Morocco, North Africa. Transport yourself to a bygone era as you enter the Drawing Room of Carclew House in Mylor, Cornwall on that enchanting day of March 15th, 1912. The opulent furnishings exude sophistication and grandeur, setting the stage for unforgettable gatherings. As you continue your journey through time and space, find yourself captivated by the majestic Entrance Hall of Carclew House. Adorned with timeless pieces that speak volumes about its rich history, this hall is a testament to the impeccable taste and style prevalent during that era. Fast forward to the 1950s Family Living Room in Tuscon, Arizona - where comfort meets nostalgia. Picture cozy evenings spent wrapped in warmth under an Indian Blanket from their dedicated department. This room tells tales of cherished memories made within its walls. In bustling London's Brook Street stands Bechstein Hall - an iconic venue known for hosting captivating performances throughout history. Its advertisement beckons music enthusiasts to immerse themselves in melodious symphonies while surrounded by exquisite furnishings fit for royalty. Travel back further still to early 1900s Cornwall and step into Samuel John Goviers' living room at Chacewater. Here lies a treasure trove of vintage charm; every piece carefully selected to create an ambiance steeped in heritage and character. Marvel at the Roanoid bakelite doorknob and keyhole cover – small yet significant details that add a touch of elegance to any door they adorn. These understated accents are reminders that true beauty can be found even in the most unexpected places. For those seeking luxury beyond compare, look no further than New York City's Waldorf Astoria Hotel – where lavishness knows no bounds. Immerse yourself in unparalleled opulence as you sink into sumptuous furnishings fit for the most discerning guests. But not all furnishings need to be extravagant.