White Chesterfield Leather Sofas

Returned to work today had a few jobs to do in the warehouse after crating a chair ready for shipping, making some shelves for a sideboard and some runners for an antique wardrobe....

The warehouse is full of antique furniture and today look what I found, a "white chesterfield leather sofa"!

This white leather Chesterfield sofa is ideal as an interior design piece, film prop or the home

To see what's currently in stock check out the Ebay shop....

Chesterfield Sofas

More Chesterfield Sofas delivered the other day a very nice selection, plenty of style and character these never go out of fashion.

We have sold many Chesterfield sofas over the years they don't stay long in the shop to see what we have in stock please check out our shop!

Antique Table Restoration Part 2

Managed to find some time to continue working on restoring the antique table made good progress today in between moving and photographing todays new arrivals.

Fixed the new piece of oak using Gorilla Glue, once fixed some more shaping to match the opposite dowel.

Looking somewhere near and now to see if it fits and to make any adjustments if required.

Fits perfectly, all ready to be treated for woodworm, a wax and polish ready for sale!

If you are looking to purchase a antique table there are a wide range available in the showroom. To view online please CLICK HERE!

Antique Table Restoration

Finally made a start restoring the base for a antique table the round top is in wonderful condition for its age.

Found a similar piece of oak to match the existing and made a start shaping it to replace the damage caused by woodworm.

Thankfully they must have been caught in time there was not much damage, will treat for woodworm again always better safe than sorry.

Now I have made a start restoring the antique oak table looking forward to completing this project next week ready for the showroom.

Meanwhile, if you are looking to purchase a antique table there are a wide range available in the showroom. To view online please CLICK HERE!

Antique Oak Chairs

Busy today crating a fine pair of antique oak chairs ready for shipping and pleased they were like the modern day flat pack furniture. No screws or glue just pegs and dowels took a little time dismantling them, reckon the first time they have been since they were assembled.

Wonderful carving and the craftsmanship gone into making the oak chairs, reckon French judging by the inscriptions, never had chance today to learn more let alone photograph them. Probably won't see another pair again like these....

The final picture not the best was the first of the day should of had a coffee first its been a long week!

For a wide range of antique chairs call in the shop or visit online today to see what's new! CLICK HERE

Antique Oak Carved Gothic Doors

Just in we have a wonderful pair of Antique Oak Carved Gothic Doors imagine the history behind them.

Some of the moulded architrave on the antique doors are missing although easily replaced, ideal for a building restoration project, very unique.

The antique doors are solid, in fine condition for their age, a good polish, new locks and handles required and they are good to go.

Delivery via courier is charged at £50 England/Wales £70 large ones. Some larger items may require 2 persons and therefore be more. We do ship Worldwide. Please ask.

For further information please contact Guy at Pughs Antiques on 01568 616646 or via email at sales@pughsantiques.com.

We are based in Leominster, Herefordshire and iewing is welcome at our large showroom

Tabard Inn Library Revolving Bookcase

Busy day crating furniture yesterday ready for shipping, The Tabard Inn Library Revolving Bookcase was a little challenging.

The Tabard Inn Library was a membership library founded by Seymour Eaton in 1902. Revolving bookcases were placed in drug stores and other commercial establishments throughout the United States.

A lifetime membership was available for $3.00, later reduced to $1.50, with a five cent deposit when exchanging books at the bookcases.

Each book was identified by a sturdy black case encircled by red tape, hence the slogan "With all the Red Tape on the Box."