Victorian lap desk or writing slope, likely dating from the 19th century. Materials and Design: These desks were often crafted from woods like walnut or mahogany and commonly featured brass inlays or bindings.
Victorian lap desk or writing slope, likely dating from the 19th century. Materials and Design: These desks were often crafted from woods like walnut or mahogany and commonly featured brass inlays or bindings.
A 19TH CENTURY OAK NAVAL ROPE TYNG FID. WITH THE ROMAN XIX OR 19 ENGRAVED IN THE SHAFT. EXCELLENT CONDITION.
A 19TH CENTURY OAK NAVAL ROPE TYNG FID. WITH THE ROMAN XIX OR 19 ENGRAVED IN THE SHAFT. EXCELLENT CONDITION.
A 19TH CENTURY OAK NAVAL ROPE TYNG FID. WITH THE ROMAN XIX OR 19 ENGRAVED IN THE SHAFT. EXCELLENT CONDITION.
A 19TH CENTURY OAK NAVAL ROPE TYNG FID. WITH THE ROMAN XIX OR 19 ENGRAVED IN THE SHAFT. EXCELLENT CONDITION.
The Federal Mirror by Syroco is a vintage USA-made wall mirror from the 1960s, featuring a round shape with a convex surface and a gold plastic frame. This original patriotic-themed piece is framed and wall-mounted, with a diameter of 17 inches and a weight of 2 pounds and 13 ounces. With its unique 1960s style and mid 20th-century design, this mirror is a stylish addition to any room in your home, adding a touch of retro charm to your decor.
The Federal Mirror by Syroco is a vintage USA-made wall mirror from the 1960s, featuring a round shape with a convex surface and a gold plastic frame. This original patriotic-themed piece is framed and wall-mounted, with a diameter of 17 inches and a weight of 2 pounds and 13 ounces. With its unique 1960s style and mid 20th-century design, this mirror is a stylish addition to any room in your home, adding a touch of retro charm to your decor.
Pile: 0.2" (0.5 cm). This rug is carefully checked, professionally cleaned. - Material: Wool on Cotton. - Generation: 1970s. - Main Color: White, Brown.
This epoxy coffee table combines richly grained natural hardwood with deep blue resin to create a dramatic river-and-ocean effect across the tabletop. Each slab is selected for its flowing grain, knots, live-edge character, and warm amber-brown tones, then arranged by hand before the epoxy is poured in layered shades of cobalt, sapphire, and turquoise.