Furniture Collection (page 19)

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

Lost and Found 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

Princess Mary, Prince Edward and Prince Albert
Date: 1902

John Blundell Maple
Date: 1891

Advert for Carters, self propelling wheelchair 1906
Self-propelling chair with patent mechanism for persons with use of one arm only. Date: 1906

Advert for Carters reading stands 1906
Holding a book, writing pad, lamp in any position. Date: 1906

Advert for Oetzmann & Co. Victorian furniture 1896 Advert for Oetzmann & Co
Selection of late Victorian household items furniture. Date: 1896

William Burtons general ironmongery 1851
Exterior of William Burtons general furnishing ironmongery warehouse in Oxford Street, London. Date: 1851

Advert for Priests furniture shops, London 1851
Largest establishment household and office furniture of British, located in four stores in London, Priests furniture shops. Date: 1851

International Exhibition - furniture court 1862
Interior of the International Exhibition of London, showing the furniture court with statues and decorative tables. Date: 1862

Advert for Masons & Hamlins cabinet organs 1877 Advert for Masons & Hamlins
Advertisement for Masons & Hamlins, available with hire and purchase. Date: 1877

GERMAN TOYSHOP
Toys on display at the historic Leipzig Trade Fair, including (for the first time) American toys exhibited in direct competition with German toys. Date: 1930s

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"Exploring the World of Furniture: From Moroccan Lanterns to Edwardian Music Rooms" Step into a world of exquisite craftsmanship and cultural diversity as we delve into the captivating realm of furniture. Our journey begins in Morocco, North Africa, where the intricate designs of a Moroccan lantern transport us to a land rich in vibrant colors and ornate patterns. Moving on, we find ourselves immersed in the elegance of Eltham Palace's Edwardian music room. The harmonious melodies that once filled this space can almost be heard as we admire its opulent furnishings and grandeur. Next stop is Osborne House, where Drawing Room J030031 invites us to bask in Victorian splendor. The lavish decor transports us back in time, offering a glimpse into the refined tastes of British royalty. As we venture further, Darwins study at Down House beckons with its intellectual allure. Here lies an intimate space where one of history's greatest minds pondered his groundbreaking theories amidst shelves lined with books and scientific instruments. The cast iron Victorian walking stick stand reminds us not only of practicality but also showcases the artistic flair prevalent during this era. Its intricate details serve as a testament to skilled craftsmen who turned everyday objects into works of art. Stepping into the workshop of a carpenter and joiner reveals their mastery over woodwork - an essential skill that has shaped our homes for centuries. Their dedication to precision ensures that every piece they create stands strong while exuding timeless beauty. A visit to Durbar Room at Osborne House takes us on an exotic journey through India's influence on British design aesthetics. Intricately carved arches and sumptuous textiles transport us straight into another world – one filled with regal opulence and cultural fusion. Piano keys await our touch alongside scattered music sheets; K011303 captures moments frozen in musical time. This vignette speaks volumes about how furniture becomes intertwined with personal expression – each note played a reflection of the soul. La Maison Moderne c.