Dimensions: 3.05 m – 10 ft high
30 cm – 12″ diameter

Price: £2500

18th Century Limestone trough from Northumberland

Dimensions:

1.83 m ( 6 ft ) long

95 cm ( 37.5 inches) wide

56 cm high ( 22 inches ) high

33 cm ( 13.5 inches ) average depth

Price: £ 2,850

2. Set 6 Original Cast-Iron Victorian Garden Urns

Six cast iron Victorian urns, probably Coalbrookedale c. 1880

Dimensions:

75 cm ( 30 inches) high

65 cm ( 25.5 inches ) across top

Price: £4,950

Regency (c.1790) French window  – Pair of doors, 3-light each glazed door, painted pine in frame with leaded
cobweb fanlight over. From Westcroft Park, Chobham, Surrey.

Dimensions:  Overall:   2.85 m  – 9 ft 4″  high
o/a:  1.37 m  -  4 ft 6″  wide

Doors:                  high
1.22 m -  4 ft      wide

Price: £1250

Egg and Dart Frieze and picture rail, original late Victorian.

Dimensions:

Price:  please contact

2.

Architrave Door Casing, c.1920

Dimensions: 2.28 m high 1.3 m wide 150 mm thick – marbelised both sides and top

Price:    please contact

3.

Close-up of original decorator’s label on reverse of architrave piece, c.1920

These are constructed on a timber central spigot with horse-hair and lime-plaster. The columns were marbelised
to give the effect of an Italian marble, a common device from the period.

The 4 flat-faced pilasters have marble central panels set in the outer casing of horse-hair and lime-plaster. These
would be attached to the internal wall face with the circular column off-set into the room. They are intended for
internal use only.

This original set has come from the library at Westcroft Park, Chobham in Surrey and was removed before the
scheduled demolition of the whole building. There is a small amount of minor restoration work required for these
columns, e.g. where the plaster has been chipped in removal. The columns were originally set on plinth blocks and
are slightly tapered from the top to bottom.

It should be noted that to find original sets of columns is extremely unusual. Most architectural features of the
pre-Victorian era reside in listed buildings and are consequently protected. Westcroft Park was not however
listed since much of it had been re-modelled in the mid-seventies. This was before the integral value of original
internal features was universally recognised in the listing process for buildings of historic and architectural interest.
Fortunately, despite the re-modelling of Westcroft Park, some architectural features such as these survived.

Dimensions: 10 ft  – 3.05 m  high

Actual column diameter at the top:    12″  – 30 cm
at the base:    14″  – 35 cm

Pilasters: 11″ – 27.5 cm wide.

Price: £17500

Please enquire either through the contact page by email or by telephoning 07768 396 117 or 01507 313 470
for further details and photographs as well as a more detailed description of condition, or indeed if you wish to view.