Brother, HP, Epson, Canon ^Second item must be identical to the first & purchased in the same transaction. A4 Hi-white Everyday Copy PaperThank You for your request of Fundraising catalogues! Your fundraising catalogues will be delivered at the beginning of August. Meanwhile please don't hesitate to contact us via email.. Thank You for signing up for the "Modern Teaching Aids" newsletter! You will receive exclusive offers, news and advice direct to your inbox now that you have signed up. Meanwhile please don't hesitate to contact us if you have any questions at sales@teaching.co.nz.Maple & Co Antique Furniture 1870 – 1950 Maple & Co was one the largest and most successful British furniture retailers and cabinet makers in the Victorian and Edwardian periods. They were well known for fine quality, craftsmanship and were specialists in copying old designs but bringing them up to date to the more modern trends. They produced many quality pieces of furniture in designs such as Hepplwhite and Chippendale but also were well known for their quality Arts & Crafts Furniture.
Maple & Co was first established by John Maple, a shopkeeper, Surrey, who later opened a furniture shop in Tottenham Court Road but it was his son, John Maple, who pushed Maples & Co to be such a huge success. With his skills in business, by the 1880s they were the largest furniture store in the world as they exported their fine antique furniture to many different countries and were well known throughout the interiors world. Driscolls antiques get many pieces of quality Maple & Co antique furniture along with any other quality antiques such as antique desks, antique chest of drawers, antique tables and antique chairs. All of our pieces are displayed clearly with description and price on our secure website and we update it daily. Below are examples of maple and co furniture but please visit our main website, antiques world for our up to date inventory. Spectacular Maple & Co Victorian Antique Sideboard / Cupboard Stunning Maple & Co Inlaid Edwardian Antique Wardrobe.
Unusual Pair of Victorian Mahogany Maple And Co Paris Antique Side Tables Elegant Maple & Co Antique Mahogany Glazed Cabinet Spectacular Figured Walnut Antique Linen Press By Maple And Co Stunning Maple & Co Victorian Antique Walnut Bookcase On Cupboard Maple & Co large antique oak partners desk Super Quality Maple & Co. Antique Edwardian Mahogany Bureau. Quality Walnut Antique Victorian Library Bookcase Antique Edwardian, Quality Mahogany Washstand by Maple & Co. Quality Oak ‘Maple & Co’ Victorian Antique Bookcase Quality, Maple & Co. Victorian Oak Antique Desk. Maple & Co. Antique Edwardian Mahogany Glazed Bookcase Superb Quality Maple & Co. Edwardian Mahogany Antique Linen Press. Antique Edwardian Bow Front Mahogany Wardrobe – Maple and Co Quality Edwardian Walnut Antique Chest Of Drawers Are Stamped by The Renowned cabinet makers Maple and Co Quality Antique Maple & Co Victorian Bookcase / Display Cabinet
Antique Victorian Oak Pedestal Desk by Maple and Co Magnificent Quality Maple & Co Edwardian Mahogany Triple Wardrobe Sign in or Create an account La Maison Boutique (Maison Chic Limited) is a collection of French inspired antique reproduction furniture, based in Auckland, New Zealand and was established in 2012. We are an online store with a small showroom in Parnell, Auckland and Riccarton, Christchurch. See more information and photos of our showrooms here. Our exquisite reproductions are hand crafted from high quality mahogany wood by skilled craftspeople. Our range includes French styled chairs, cabinets, loungers, tables, beds, chests, armoires, bookshelves, and mirrors. Enjoy creating a classic and timelessly elegant appearance for the home or grace a variety of interiors with our versatile home deco. PRE ORDER: French desk PRE ORDER: French writing desk - black PRE ORDER: Parner desk with leather top PRE ORDER: Desk with two drawers
PRE ORDER: Roman desk - three drawersRecently I did a shoot for Homestyle magazine and featured two of my favourite classic pieces, the Robin Day Poly Chair and the Kartell Componibili Unit. I love both these pieces because of there longevity, practicality and of course, their colour! The Componibili is actually from my own home – it is a bedside cabinet for my son, Riley – but it could just as easily be a cabinet in a small bathroom or it could sit between two chairs in a lounge. The Robin Day Poly Armchair is available from BobandFriends and retails for $245 and the Kartell Componibili is available from Backhouse Interiors or Kartell and retails for $276. Be careful buying Kartell, especially online as there is a definite counterfeit presence for most of the Kartell classics such as the Ghost Chair and of course the Comoponibili. The real ones will have a number stamped on the base of the chair – with each one the batch that they come from, so make sure you see a receipt for them if you are buying from TradeMe or buy from from Kartell themselves.
Obviously the vintage ones that come up from time to time in amazing colours don’t fall into that category! I definitely have a bit of a fascination with objects that have been around for some time. I love new and inspiring design pieces – but I love the familiarity of pieces that are either original, or re-releases made under license. What I struggle with, is copies. I think, for those of you who know me, or have worked with me, that this is something I never specify in my work. I have always felt that the copies are never made as well, often deviate from the original design (to get around copyright) – and so are not as beautiful but most practically because the never hold their value. If you buy a Tolix stool copy, then it is completely worthless the minute you walk out of the store. But the originals are still being bought and traded all around the world – in Auckland look out for them at The Vitrine. Some of these are 40 years old (the original chair was made in 1934 by Xavier Pauchard) and are still beautiful and useable.
The same cannot be said for the copies. If you are looking for new ones, they are only available through MadderandRouge in Newmarket, Auckland as they are the exclusive stockist in New Zealand. They deliver around New Zealand. Image below is from Living Etc magazine I do think it is a bit of a false economy to buy 6 replica chairs that will fall apart over a few years, rather than just buy one original instead. I know that we love being able to have what we want straight away, but sometimes owning something is so much sweeter having waited and saved for it. I am very lucky to have 6 Tolix stools, but I have bought them over 8 years paying them off one by one slowly as I could afford it. I was talking to someone the other day who loves the Hans Wegner Wishbone Chair. She has always wanted them around her dining room table, but is happy to have one for now. There are still other things she wants, but is happy to wait. They are available from Corporate Culture in Auckland.