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Red heart shaped with zip at the side. HANDMADE WOODEN CHEST , APPROX 42 CM HIGH X 48 CM X 41.5 CM , WITH GOLD SIDE HANDLES , GOOD HEAVY AND SOLID , WOULD LIKE £15 FABRIC COVERED STOOL / STORAGE BOX , APPROX 48 CM HIGH X 36 CM X 36 CM , IN GOOD CLEAN , SOLID CONDITION , WOULD LIKE £8 Next brand new curtains never used . Next twill chocolate eyelet curtains 135x229cm 53"x90" drop.50% cotton 50%polyester bonded backing 100% acrylic been in drawers never hung still have crease marks . LOVELY MID CENTURY WOODEN CHEST OF DRAWERS BY SYMBOL APPROX 107 CM HIGH X 42 CM X 76 CM SLIGHT DAMAGE TO TRIM AS SHOWN (PRICED TO REFLECT THIS ) SHOULD BE EASY TO SORT IN GOOD SOLID HEAVY CONDITION Various vintage Lloyd Loom -- all in original condition ( projects ? ) Pretty vintage commode chair with sprung seat , seat to floor approx 41 cm , would make lovely bedroom / nursing chair , would like £15 Large vintage ottoman approx 48 cm high x 92 cm x 41 cm , has slight damage to side , would like £15
Width - 128.5 cm Drop - 200.0 cm ( 2 mtr and this includes the headrail ). If you have a smaller drop you could just buy new vanes to fit yours. I have 3 of these all on patio doors which i 2 pr gold curtains 2pr gold curtains 60x60 Including hooks and rail In good condition ready to go On castors and height adjustable. See photos for full description and dimensions. Text only if interested pleaseLoom FurnitureFab FurnitureFurniture PaintingLoom RefurbRefurb ChairsJo'S ProjectsSewing ProjectsVintage LloydLoom ChairForwardMagnolias of Edenbridge are specialists in refurbishing Lloyd Loom furniture. This group of of three have been repainted and reupholsteredLoom UpcyclingUpcycling IdeasLoom BlanketBlanket Box1960 S OttomanLloyd Loom ChairFurniture RenovationUpholstery ProjectsBournemouthForward1960's Ottoman Before and after upholstery.Top 10 property hospots linked to Chancellor's transport improvements World's best places to liveAnother group of three Lloyd Loom pieces refurbished by Magnolias of Edenbridge
FAB PAIR OF VINTAGE SHABBY CHIC WICKER BEDROOM OR NURSING CHAIRSPanelling SmallWall PanellingYellow LloydEmma Lee SScandinavian ShelfRural BungalowLee S HouseClean InvitingLoom ChairForwardI have this Lloyd Loom chair, needs re-painting, quite like this yellow one! Design Project by John Lewis ercol for John Lewis Says Who for John Lewis Sitting Firm for John Lewis Solid Oak and veneer Mixed wood with Oak £0 - £50 (6) £50 - £100 (18) £100 - £150 (8) £150 - £200 (31) £200 - £250 (27) £250 - £300 (22) £300 - £350 (21) £350 - £400 (9) £400 - £600 (16) £600 - £800 (2)At one time seating reflected social status and in the Middle Ages only the head of a household had a chair, while everyone else sat on benches or stools. During the 17th century, chairs were made with upholstered seats. Most sets of dining chairs date from after 1700. From the mid 18th century onwards fashions for seatings were established by the designs of the leading furniture makers such as Thomas Chippendale, George Hepplewhite and Thomas Sheraton.Chairs began as basic oak stools and settle.
It was during the 17th century that chairs began to be elaborately turned and carved. Some incorporated inlaid marquetry decoration.ArmchairsIt became more important in the 18th century to increase comfort and luxury and this led to the development of a wide range of sumptuously upholstered open armchairs. Although seats were generally stuffed and not sprung yet, many had loose feather-filled cushions that made them feel very comfortable. Armchair design was led by the French. Many English armchairs produced in the 18th and 19th centuries are based on French prototypes of the Louis XV and Louis XVI periods. From 1830 onwards most chairs and sofas were upholstered with coiled metal springs covered with padding and webbing, making them far more comfortable.Chairs made by leading manufacturers in the 19th century were occasionally marked with their names. If you find the manufacturer's stamp (it is often under the seat rail or inside the back leg), it can dramatically increase the value of the chair.
NAMES TO LOOK OUT FORMany upholstered period chairs that are not stamped are still of very good quality and comfort and are interesting in their own right.French chairs often had wooden casters so that they would not scratch wooden floors. In England where carpets were generally favoured, casters in the 18th century were often made from brass. Some were stamped by their makers (Cope & Collinson are particularly well known). In the 19th century chairs were also made with ceramic casters. Chairs have a higher value with original casters.Try to choose a good quality fabric that is appropriate to the date and style of the chair. Natural fibres work well whether the pattern design is flamboyant or subtle. The fabric plays a vital role in the overall look of the chair and the presence it has in the room. Never put springs in an 18th century chair that originally had a stuffed seat.1688-1694 William & Mary 1694-1702 Willaim III 1702-1714 Queen Anne 1714-1760 Early Georgian (George I & II) 1760-1811 Late Georgian 1812-1830 Regency (George III & IV) 1830-1837 William IV 1837-1901 Victorian 1901-1910 Edwardian WoodsThe dates given are intended as general guide lines only and are approximate indicators of when the woods were used.