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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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England. Circa 1780.
George III mahogany single drawer side table with finely figured top and standing on slender square tapered legs with "H" stretcher. Oak lined drawer with original brass.
Pair of Oblong Georgian Demilunes
United Kingdom. Circa 1790.
Matching pair of George III mahogany demilunes crossbanded in mahogany and standing on slender tapered legs terminating with brass castors. Plum pudding mahogany tops with warm patina.
George III Tilt-top Table
United Kingdom. Circa 1780.
George III mahogany tilt-top tripod table with turned column and cabriole legs. Top is one piece with rounded edges.
United Kingdom. Circa 1800.
George III figured mahogany sideboard standing on six tapered legs with string inlay and shell motifs. Consisting of a center drawer flanked by a cutlery drawer and a hinged drawer on the left and a double wine drawer on the right. Fine inlay consists of satinwood stringing and marquetry shells on the center drawer and in the arches under the drawer. Working locks and keys.
English Regency Demilune Tea Table
United Kingdom. Circa 1820.
English Regency demilune tea table with solid mahogany top. Table stands on square tapered legs. Boxwood string inlay on apron and legs.
Dutch Teestoofs
Holland. Circa 1820.
These beautiful Dutch teestoofs were used to keep a kettle warm. Smoldering coals would be placed in the brass liner on top of which the kettle would rest.
Though keeping a kettle warm these days is no longer a necessity, these mahogany teestoofs with their original brass lining and standing at 13" high are still handy as wastebaskets or jardinières. Whether you need one, a pair or perhaps even three, you can find them at Mill House.
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