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Established in 1964 as a destination for fine antiques, Mill House Antiques attracts an international clientele of discriminating collectors and dealers who seek extraordinary quality and selection, expert and personalized service and the exacting craftsmanship of its workshop.
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Georgian Mahogany Bow Front Chest of Drawers
United Kingdom. 19th century.
Classic bow front chest of drawers with brass ring pulls. Four graduated drawers standing over splayed feet with reeded moulding along bottom. Unusual ebony string inlay on the top and sides of chest.
19th Century Seaman's Chest
Victorian. Circa 19th century.
19th century seaman's chest painted in US Naval motif. Retains original rope handles knotted by the sailor who took this chest to sea. These chests contained all the worldly possessions a sailor would take to sea. Not many of these chests still survive.
George II Walnut Chest on Stand
United Kingdom. 18th century.
Stately George II walnut burr chest on stand with scalloped apron situated on cabriole legs. Fine example of 18th century craftsmanship. Oak lined drawers and original brass.
English Teak Campaign Chest
United Kingdom. 19th century.
Two-piece English teak campaign chest of drawers with brass handles on upper and lower sections. Chest rests on replaced bun feet.
England. Circa 1905.
English mahogany bow front writing table / desk, circa 1905, with green hand-tooled leather writing surface and mahogany border with boxwood and mahogany string inlay. Four bow front drawers feature two long drawers over two short drawers with each drawer having a central panel of curl mahogany with mahogany and boxwood string inlay. Each drawer is crossbanded with mahogany and retain original oval brass. Kneehole is decorated with flanking inlaid fans on the top corners. The writing table is supported by tapered legs ending in brass casters.
Regency Pollard Oak Center Hall Table
United Kingdom. Circa 19th century.
English Regency pollard oak center table with oak crossbanding. Table features large beaded edge over apron with smaller beaded edge. Concave, four-sided column resting upon concave, four-legged platform base, ending with ebonized carved claw feet with casters. Inverted collar of small and large beaded rings complete the transition from column to base. Excellent example of old pollard oak. Wonderful patina and color.
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