The birth of industrialisation, and growth of empire.
A pair of Early 19th Century Suffolk ball back vernacular side chairs
Chairs with vernacular design.
Early 19th Century Scottish vernacular banded salt / candle box
Vernacular simplicity of design & utility
Andrew Donaldson (1790-1846), Watercolour, St Fillans, Strathearn 1846
Vernacular Highland folk scene
19th Century Scottish vernacular brander back table armchair
Distinctly Scottish vernacular armchair
19th Century Scottish vernacular brander-back armchair c.1840
A simple Scottish vernacular beauty.
18th Century High-back Panelled Oak Armchair
Panelled presence from the North.
A Pair of 18th Century Scottish vernacular oak side chair
Vernacular oak charm
19th Century Scottish vernacular wrought iron bannock spade & girdle
Vernacular bannock kit from the early 19th Century
19th Century Scottish vernacular Shetland crofter side chair c.1820
A Shetland side chair survivor
18th Century Georgian decorative Welsh wrought iron 'flat iron' rest
Beautiful 18th Century folk art
Late 18th Century Multan-ware turquoise & blue foliate design platter
Superb bold hand painted design from Multan, Pakistan
19th Century Scottish vernacular Sutherland Caithness rocker armchair
Scottish vernacular lambing / rocker armchair
18th Century Swedish country Rococo era hanging corner cupboard c.1780
Folk art at its most beautiful
19th Century Scottish vernacular Sutherland crofter made stick chair
Museum quality crofter chair in the unique Northern tradition
Late 18th Century Gustavian Swedish painted pair of slat-back chairs
Gustavian blue country-made vernacular ribbed chairs
Trio of 19th Century Irish country / vernacular carpenter's chairs
A trio of charismatic Irish country chairs
Georgian Scottish side chair vernacular Hepplewhite wheatsheaf c.1820
Scottish vernacular lowland joined chair in elm
George III Scottish large vernacular / country armchair c.1800
A strong boned Scottish Georgian vernacular armchair of large size
Scottish Vernacular 'folk Art' Celtic Knotwork Spoon Box c.1825
Georgian period vernacular folk art in a rare form of spoon box
19th Century Scottish Large Pine Kist & Drawer c. 1825-1875
A practical piece of 19th Century vernacular furniture
18th Century Georgian Scottish Curling Stone Single Iron Loop Handle
Georgian curling stone of tall stature
Georgian, Scottish Curling Stone, Iron Handled, Perthshire c.1815
Wonderfully tactile Scottish curling stone
Swedish Folk Art original red painted table box Jämtland region 1804
From Jämtland region, red & floral rosmålning / kurbits decoration.
19th Century Scottish wrought iron hanging 'Cruisie' oil lamp
Orkney Isles vernacular charm in lighting form
Early 18th Century Swedish Baroque Painted Bridal Casket Box 1719
A rare Baroque casket from the early 18th Century
Swedish 18th Century Rococo period original paint slant-fronted desk
Original paint and superb wear c.1760
Swedish 'Folk Art' original paint rosmålning writing slope 1797
18th Century rosmålning decoration in beautiful faded red & blue
Swedish 'Folk Art' blue paint Jämtland region table box c.1800
Beautiful blue paint and decorative hand forged ironwork
Swedish 'Folk Art' large stool original red paint marked, 1831
Big Red, a sturdy Swede from the first half of the 19th Century
Swedish 'Folk Art' Bridal chest, rosmålning heart & love bird c.1780
Simply superb rosmålning design
Swedish 'Folk Art' original blue painted wooden box 19th Century
Beautiful blues
Swedish 'Folk Art' Small blue-black Hälsingland, table chest box 1814
Beautiful blue-black original paint from the early 19th Century
Swedish 'Folk Art' Travel chest in blue paint & ironwork 18th Century
Scandinavian travel storage at 270 years of age.
Swedish 'Folk Art' Bridal / dowry box rosmålning, Gustavian era 1789
Beautiful age-worn patina, original paint with naive internal rosmålning
Danish 'Folk Art' Horse handle mangle board carved Green/Red c.1840
Scandinavian 19th Century love token
Danish 'Folk Art' Horse handle mangle board, chip carved BPD c.1820
Scandinavian original paint & chip carved mangle board, early 19th Century.
