Explore our thoughtfully curated collection of antique furniture and décor, each piece brimming with character to enhance any modern home.
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A beautifully made teak extending dining table by British furniture manufacturers White & Newton, combining a clean rectangular top with substantial curved legs. The warm teak tones and understated design make it an attractive centrepiece for a dining room, equally suited to everyday meals and larger gatherings.
The tabletop slides apart to reveal a generously sized butterfly extension leaf, which folds out to increase the length from 137cm to an impressive 213cm. This additional 76cm provides considerably more space for guests, while the leaf stores neatly within the table when not required. A practical, well-crafted piece that has remained with one careful owner from new.
Dimensions
H75cm x W137cm x D89cm
Fully extended: W213cm
Product Features
Quality dining table by British manufacturers White & Newton.
Rectangular teak top with warm, natural grain.
Substantial curved legs.
Generously sized butterfly extension leaf.
Extends from 137cm to 213cm.
Extension leaf stores neatly within the table.
One careful owner from new.
Condition
Great overall condition and structurally sound, with the extending mechanism functioning well. There is some wear to the finish on the tabletop and a colour contrast between the main top and extension leaf, consistent with their differing exposure to light and use.
A beautifully maintained Ercol Windsor Model 810 display cabinet in a warm blonde elm finish. The double glass doors feature bevelled edges and Ercol’s distinctive scooped oval handles, here operating as twisting door knobs. Attractive elm grain and a curved lip to the base frame soften the clean lines, giving this cabinet the understated character associated with the Windsor range.
Two adjustable internal shelves offer flexible space for displaying glassware, ceramics or favourite collectables, with plate grooves for standing decorative plates. Its shallow 29cm depth makes it a practical choice where space is limited. Retaining its gold Ercol label and owned by the same household from new, this is a particularly well-cared-for vintage piece.
Dimensions
H97cm x W91cm x D29cm
Product Features
Ercol Windsor Model 810 display cabinet.
Blonde elm finish with attractive natural grain.
Gold Ercol label.
Double doors with bevelled glass.
Scooped oval handles with a twisting action.
Two adjustable internal shelves with plate grooves.
Curved lip detail to the base frame.
Shallow 29cm depth.
Condition
Great vintage condition, having had one owner from new and being carefully maintained. There are very minimal signs of use, with the high-quality factory finish remaining well preserved. Structurally sound.
A striking teak and cane coffee table in the style of Charlotte Perriand’s celebrated Rio design. Its segmented, asymmetrical top creates a sculptural centrepiece, pairing beautifully grained teak with the delicate texture of woven cane. The contrast between the substantial wooden frame and open canework gives the table a visually light appearance, allowing its unusual shape and natural materials to stand out.
An influential figure in twentieth-century modern design, Charlotte Perriand developed the original Rio table in 1962. Its distinctive arrangement of offset segments challenged the conventional circular tabletop, creating a flowing outline with a strong sense of movement. This table echoes that inventive approach, offering a characterful focal point for a mid-century modern living room, relaxed contemporary space or natural, rustic interior. It is offered as a Charlotte Perriand-style piece, rather than an attributed original or authenticated Cassina edition.
Dimensions
H42cm x Diameter 93cm
Product Features
Coffee table in the style of Charlotte Perriand’s Rio design.
Distinctive segmented, asymmetrical tabletop.
High-quality teak frame with attractive natural grain.
Woven cane panels adding texture and visual lightness.
Sculptural form inspired by mid-century modern design.
Warm natural materials suited to a variety of interiors.
Condition
Great condition. Each cane segment has been checked and remains strong and free from damage. The wooden frame shows minor signs of use consistent with age.
A striking set of Pierre Jeanneret-style boomerang chairs with a coordinating footstool, combining beautifully grained teak frames with the natural texture of woven cane. The chairs feature cane seats and backrests, with angular frames and a distinctive boomerang profile creating a sculptural appearance. Their minimal form allows the quality of the materials to take centre stage, balancing strong geometric lines with warm timber tones.
Inspired by the teak and cane furniture associated with Pierre Jeanneret’s Chandigarh designs, this set brings a recognisable mid-century modern aesthetic to a living room, snug or reading corner. The open canework keeps the chairs visually light, while the accompanying footstool adds versatility to the arrangement. Equally suited to modern rustic interiors and minimalist spaces, these pieces are offered in the style of Pierre Jeanneret, rather than as attributed originals.
Dimensions
Chairs: H84cm x W57cm x D55cm
Seat height: 50cm
Footstool: Measurements to follow.
Product Features
Pierre Jeanneret-style boomerang chairs with a coordinating footstool.
High-quality teak frames with distinctive natural grain.
Woven cane chair seats and backrests.
Angular boomerang profile and sculptural geometric lines.
Chandigarh-inspired, mid-century modern styling.
Minimal design highlighting the timber and canework.
An attractive set for a living room, snug or reading corner.
Condition
Great condition, with sturdy cane seats and backrests. The frames show minor signs of wear consistent with age and use and retain a good level of finish. Structurally sound throughout.
An elegant Ercol Windsor Model 334 armchair in a warm blonde finish, crafted from English elm and beech. Dating from the 1960s, it features a tall spindle back framed by a tightly curved hoop, with long chamfered armrests and a gently angled seat for a relaxed sitting position.
Splayed legs and turned stretcher supports give the chair a sturdy yet visually light frame, while rubber Pirelli webbing provides support beneath the seat cushion. Ercol factory yellow cushion covers bring a cheerful touch of colour, complementing the natural warmth of the timber. A characterful choice for a living room, reading corner or bedroom.
Dimensions
H90cm x W68cm x D83cm
Seat height: 45cm
Product Features
Ercol Windsor Model 334 armchair.
1960s English elm and beech construction.
Warm blonde finish.
Tall spindle back with a tightly curved hoop.
Long chamfered armrests and a gently angled seat.
Splayed legs with turned stretcher supports.
Rubber Pirelli seat webbing.
Ercol factory yellow cushion covers.
Condition
Great vintage condition and structurally sound, with some light knocks and scuffs to the frame. The upholstery has been cleaned, and the cushions are well padded, although the fillings do not quite fill the covers, leaving a slightly loose fit. The webbing is in good condition.
A beautifully shaped Ercol Windsor Model 203 armchair in a warm blonde finish, crafted from English elm and beech. Its gently angled seating position, long chamfered armrests and curved hoop back create an inviting chair with the light, elegant appearance that makes Ercol’s 1960s furniture so appealing.
Slender back spindles and splayed legs with turned stretcher supports give the frame strength without a heavy appearance. Rubber Pirelli webbing supports the cushions, which retain their Ercol factory yellow covers, adding a cheerful touch of colour. An attractive chair for a reading corner, living room or bedroom, equally suited to country interiors and mid-century settings.
Dimensions
H82cm x W71cm x D75cm
Seat height: 44cm
Product Features
Ercol Windsor Model 203 armchair.
English elm and beech construction with a blonde finish.
Gently angled, relaxed seating position.
Long chamfered armrests.
Curved hoop back with slender spindle supports.
Splayed legs joined by turned stretchers.
Rubber Pirelli seat webbing.
Ercol factory yellow cushion covers.
Condition
Great vintage condition, with a clean, structurally sound frame retaining a good protective satin finish. The cushions are in good condition, and the upholstery has been dry cleaned.
An elegant 1960s teak chest of drawers by William Lawrence, with beautifully figured grain and clean, understated lines. Sculpted cupped teak handles add character to the drawer fronts, while a neat plinth base and raised side edges give the piece a distinctive, well-finished appearance.
Four smooth-running drawers provide useful storage for clothing, accessories or everyday belongings. Its modest proportions and 41cm depth make it a practical choice for a bedroom or guest room, bringing the warmth of teak and classic mid-century style to the space.
Dimensions
H73.5cm x W79.5cm x D41cm
Product Features
1960s chest of drawers by William Lawrence.
Beautifully figured teak grain.
Four smooth-running drawers.
Sculpted cupped teak handles.
Raised side edges.
Neat plinth base.
Compact proportions with practical storage.
Condition
Great vintage condition, with minor signs of use consistent with age. The finish is well preserved, the chest is structurally sound and all drawers run smoothly.
A well-proportioned teak chest from G Plan’s Form Five range, designed by Roger Bennett in the late 1960s. Clean lines, rich teak grain and a neat plinth base give this piece an understated mid-century appearance, complemented by central brass ring pull handles.
Four graduated drawers provide practical storage, making the chest ideal for a bedroom or as additional storage elsewhere in the home. The second drawer down features an internal divider, with a purple felt-lined compartment on the right-hand side for keeping smaller belongings organised.
Dimensions
H71cm x W76cm x D46cm
Product Features
G Plan Form Five range, designed by Roger Bennett.
Late 1960s design with clean lines and balanced proportions.
Rich teak grain.
Four graduated drawers with central brass ring pull handles.
Divided second drawer with a purple felt-lined right-hand compartment.
Neat plinth base.
Smooth-running drawers.
Condition
Good vintage condition and structurally sound, with all drawers running smoothly. There are some minor light stains on the top, consistent with age and use; otherwise, the chest is well presented.
An iconic Ercol Model 354 nest of pebble tables, featuring gently curved elm tops and slender, splayed beech legs. The original Ercol factory dark brown finish gives this set a rich, warm appearance, with the distinctive elm grain adding natural character to each top.
The three graduated tables nest neatly together, making them a practical choice for keeping extra surface space close to hand. Each stands on a tripod base, with a softly rounded, organic top ideal for resting drinks or a favourite book. Used together or individually beside sofas and armchairs, they bring understated mid-century style to both traditional and contemporary interiors.
Dimensions
Small: H32cm x W34cm x D25cm
Medium: H36cm x W49cm x D34.5cm
Large: H41cm x W64cm x D45cm
Product Features
Ercol Model 354 nest of three pebble tables.
Beautifully grained elm tops with beech legs.
Original Ercol factory dark brown finish.
Distinctive curved tops with softly rounded edges.
Slender, splayed tripod bases.
Graduated sizes that nest neatly together.
Versatile tables for use together or separately.
Condition
Good vintage condition and structurally sound. There is some light wear to the finish in places on the largest table, consistent with age and use.
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A substantial original French wicker basket, traditionally used for collecting grapes during the Champagne harvest. Its rugged, well-used surface reflects its working history, bringing authentic rustic character to the home.
These harvesting baskets were originally painted with the vineyard owner’s name or initials so that the grapes could be correctly assigned. This example features twin wicker handles, wrapped edges and a sled base, giving it a distinctive, practical form.
With an approximate capacity of 300 litres, it would make an impressive log basket beside a fireplace or wood-burning stove. Its generous proportions also lend themselves to storing blankets or creating a characterful display in a country home, shop or hospitality setting.
Condition
Great vintage condition, with wear consistent with its former working life, including some frayed and broken wicker ends. The basket remains structurally sound and full of character.
Dimensions
Overall: H69 × W89 × D73cm.
Approximate capacity: 300 litres.
A substantial original French wicker basket, traditionally used for collecting grapes during the Champagne harvest. Its rugged, well-used surface reflects its working history, bringing authentic rustic character to the home.
These harvesting baskets were originally painted with the vineyard owner’s name or initials so that the grapes could be correctly assigned. This example features twin wicker handles, wrapped edges and a sled base, giving it a distinctive, practical form.
With an approximate capacity of 300 litres, it would make an impressive log basket beside a fireplace or wood-burning stove. Its generous proportions also lend themselves to storing blankets or creating a characterful display in a country home, shop or hospitality setting.
Condition
Great vintage condition, with wear consistent with its former working life, including some frayed and broken wicker ends. The basket remains structurally sound and full of character.
Dimensions
Overall: H69 × W89 × D73cm.
Approximate capacity: 300 litres.
A characterful refectory-style dining table made from reclaimed elm, combining traditional styling with the rich patina and distinctive grain of aged timber. At 151cm long, it offers a practical size for a kitchen or dining room, bringing warmth and texture to everyday dining.
The tabletop showcases the natural character of the reclaimed wood, with breadboard ends adding a classic finishing detail. Beneath, four chunky, slightly splayed legs form an A-frame shape, connected by a long lower stretcher for strength and stability.
The simple, substantial design allows the elm’s grain and rustic surface to take centre stage. Its warm, aged appearance complements farmhouse and country interiors while adding character to more contemporary spaces.
Each table is individual, with variations in grain, age, texture and patina reflecting the reclaimed nature of the timber. After placing your order, you are welcome to request photographs of your exact tabletop before delivery to ensure you are happy with its appearance. Please send requests by email.
Condition
Rustic reclaimed condition, with texture and character consistent with the aged, repurposed wood. Structurally sound.
Dimensions
Overall: H77 × W151 × D80.5cm.
Internal space between legs, longest side: 96.5cm.
Internal space between legs, short side: 46cm.
A generously proportioned refectory-style dining table made from reclaimed elm, combining traditional styling with the rich patina and distinctive grain of aged timber. At just over two metres long, it provides a welcoming setting for everyday dining and gatherings with family and friends.
The tabletop showcases the natural character of the reclaimed wood, with breadboard ends adding a classic finishing detail. Beneath, four chunky, slightly splayed legs form an A-frame shape, connected by a long lower stretcher for strength and stability.
The simple, substantial design allows the elm’s grain and rustic texture to take centre stage. Its warm, aged appearance complements farmhouse and country interiors while bringing character to contemporary dining spaces.
Each table is individual, with variations in grain, age, texture and patina reflecting the reclaimed nature of the timber. After placing your order, you are welcome to request photographs of your exact tabletop before delivery to ensure you are happy with its appearance. Please send requests by email.
Condition
Rustic reclaimed condition, with texture and character consistent with the aged, repurposed wood. Structurally sound.
Dimensions
Overall: H77 × W201 × D80cm.
Internal space between legs, longest side: 146.5cm.
Internal space between legs, short side: 46.5cm.
A generously proportioned refectory-style dining table made from reclaimed elm, combining traditional styling with the rich patina and distinctive grain of aged timber. At 181cm long, it provides a welcoming setting for everyday dining and gatherings with family and friends.
The tabletop showcases the natural character of the reclaimed wood, with breadboard ends adding a classic finishing detail. Beneath, four chunky, slightly splayed legs form an A-frame shape, connected by a long lower stretcher for strength and stability.
The simple, substantial design allows the elm’s grain and rustic texture to take centre stage. Its warm, aged appearance works beautifully in farmhouse and country interiors, while adding character to more contemporary dining spaces.
Each table is individual, with variations in grain, age, texture and patina reflecting the reclaimed nature of the timber. After placing your order, you are welcome to request photographs of your exact tabletop before delivery to ensure you are happy with its appearance. Please send requests by email.
Condition
Rustic reclaimed condition, with texture and character consistent with the aged, repurposed wood. Structurally sound.
Dimensions
Overall: H77 × W181 × D80cm.
Internal space between legs, longest side: 126.5cm.
Internal space between legs, short side: 46.5cm.
A characterful refectory-style dining table made from reclaimed elm, combining traditional styling with the rich patina and distinctive grain of aged timber. Its compact proportions make it well suited to a kitchen or smaller dining room, bringing warmth and texture to everyday dining.
The tabletop showcases the natural character of the reclaimed wood, with breadboard ends adding a classic finishing detail. Beneath, four chunky, slightly splayed legs form an A-frame shape, connected by a long lower stretcher for strength and stability.
The simple, substantial design allows the elm’s grain and aged surface to take centre stage, sitting comfortably in country, farmhouse and contemporary interiors alike.
Each table is individual, with variations in grain, age, texture and patina reflecting the reclaimed nature of the timber. After placing your order, you are welcome to request photographs of your exact tabletop before delivery to ensure you are happy with its appearance. Please send requests by email.
Condition
Rustic reclaimed condition, with texture and character consistent with the aged, repurposed wood. Structurally sound.
Dimensions
Overall: H76.5 × W121.5 × D80.5cm.
Internal space between legs, longest side: 76cm.
Internal space between legs, short side: 46cm.
A generously proportioned reclaimed elm bench, ideal for seating alongside a dining table or adding a practical, characterful piece to a hallway or boot room.
Newly made using traditional construction methods and aged elm wood, the bench features splayed A-frame legs with angled stretchers. Its simple, substantial design allows the timber’s distinctive grain, textured surface and lovely aged patina to take centre stage.
At 165cm long, it offers versatile seating that works particularly well with a rustic dining table. The natural warmth of the reclaimed elm complements country interiors as well as more contemporary spaces.
Each bench is individual, with variations in grain, age, texture and patina, reflecting the reclaimed nature of the timber. After placing your order, you are welcome to request photographs of your exact bench top before delivery to ensure you are happy with its appearance. Please send requests by email.
Condition
Rustic reclaimed condition, with texture and character consistent with the aged, repurposed wood. Newly constructed and structurally sound.
Dimensions
H50.5 × W165 × D36cm.
A characterful pine Welsh kitchen dresser with beautifully aged timber and a warm, mellow patina. At just 102cm wide, it offers plenty of storage and display space within a relatively compact footprint. A moulded cornice, curved upper trim and bracket feet with a shaped lower apron give the piece an attractive traditional appearance.
The base features a bank of three drawers with oversized paired handles, plus a generously sized locking cupboard with a further drawer above. Two plate-rack shelves provide space for displaying favourite crockery, with hooks beneath both for hanging cups or small kitchen accessories. The upper section screws to the base for a secure hold, making this a practical and inviting addition to a country kitchen or dining room.
Dimensions
H198cm x W102cm x D51cm
Product Features
Aged pine with a warm, naturally developed patina.
Compact 102cm width.
Bank of three drawers with oversized paired handles.
Locking cupboard with an additional drawer above.
Two plate-rack shelves with hooks beneath each.
Moulded cornice and decorative curved trim.
Bracket feet with a shaped lower apron.
Upper section screws securely to the base.
Condition
Good condition, with signs of use consistent with age, including knocks, bumps and surface marks. The pine has aged attractively, developing a mellow patina that complements its rustic character.
A characterful rectangular coffee table crafted from aged reclaimed elm, with distinctive grain and markings that reflect the timber’s previous life. The generously sized top has a smooth surface with light texture, offering a practical space for drinks, books and everyday use while retaining the natural appeal of the wood.
Textured legs and a sturdy stretcher base give the table a substantial rustic appearance. Made using traditional construction methods, it is a robust, hard-wearing piece that would sit beautifully alongside a relaxed sofa, bringing warmth and character to both country and contemporary interiors.
Dimensions
H37cm x W131.5cm x D51cm
Product Features
Crafted from aged reclaimed elm.
Rectangular top with a smooth, lightly textured surface.
Distinctive grain and markings from the timber’s previous life.
Textured legs with a sturdy stretcher base.
Traditional construction methods.
Robust and hard-wearing for everyday use.
Condition
Great condition and structurally sound. The reclaimed timber displays age-related markings, texture and variations that form part of its individual rustic character.
A substantial rustic console table crafted from naturally aged reclaimed elm, with a distinctive silvered finish throughout. The textured grain and weathered character give the timber a beautifully individual appearance, while its impressive 244cm width makes it a striking piece for a spacious hallway, dining room or living area.
Nine generously sized drawers, each fitted with a single ring pull handle, provide useful storage for everyday essentials. Below, a full-length pot board base offers additional space for baskets, ceramics or books, with the broad top providing plenty of room for lamps and decorative pieces. Solidly constructed, this console combines practical storage with the warmth and character of reclaimed wood.
Dimensions
H83cm x W244cm x D45cm
Product Features
Crafted from naturally aged reclaimed elm.
Distinctive silvered finish throughout.
Nine generously sized drawers with single ring pull handles.
Full-length pot board base for storage or display.
Substantial 244cm width with a 45cm depth.
Richly textured timber with individual grain and weathered features.
Solid, sturdy construction.
Condition
Great condition, newly made using aged reclaimed wood and structurally sound. The timber has plenty of natural texture, with variations in colour, grain and surface character that form part of its rustic appearance.
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At Bracken Barn Interiors, we believe that the soul of a home lies in its unique blend of the old and the new. Step into a world where timeless elegance meets contemporary living. Discover the charm of carefully curated furniture and interior decor, handpicked to bring character and warmth to modern homes.
Discover why mid-century sideboards remain so popular, from their generous storage and elegant proportions to their versatility in modern homes.
Few pieces of furniture combine storage, style and versatility as successfully as the mid-century sideboard.
Originally designed for dining rooms, sideboards provided a practical place for tableware, cutlery, glassware and serving pieces.
Yet the best examples were never simply storage cupboards. Designers treated them as statement pieces, giving careful attention to their proportions, timber, handles and bases.
Decades later, that balance of practicality and good design is exactly why the mid-century sideboard still works so well in modern homes.
Not every home has the luxury of a large dining room. In fact, many modern houses and flats need dining furniture that can work within a compact space while still feeling comfortable and stylish.
Fortunately, clever furniture design has been solving this problem for decades. Some of the most practical solutions actually come from the mid century design era, when homes were often smaller and furniture needed to work harder.
Originally popularised during the mid twentieth century, extendable dining tables were created to solve a simple problem: how to seat more people without permanently sacrificing space.
Today, they remain one of the most versatile pieces of furniture you can own.
Rather than adding unnecessary ornamentation, Danish designers focused on proportion, craftsmanship and materials.
The result was furniture that felt both elegant and effortless.
The answer lies in the philosophy behind the design. Mid-century furniture was created with a focus on practicality, craftsmanship and simplicity – qualities that still resonate strongly in modern interiors.
A beautifully designed garden is more than just plants and flowers—it’s a reflection of personality, style, and creativity. One of the best ways to add character and charm to any outdoor space is through garden statuary. From classical sculptures to rustic stone ornaments, the right statuary can transform your garden into a tranquil retreat or a statement of grandeur.
Bringing Warmth and Character into Your Home with Rustic Furniture & Decor
Rustic furniture and decor have an irresistible charm. Their rugged, natural beauty and timeless appeal can instantly transform any space into a warm and inviting retreat. Whether you're furnishing a country cottage or adding touches to a modern home, rustic pieces have a way of blending seamlessly while adding a unique touch of character and cosiness.
Ercol Furniture: A Timeless Classic
Ercol is one of those enduring furniture brands that never goes out of style. Having been around since 1920, Ercol continues to produce furniture that remains highly sought after by enthusiasts and collectors alike. Its pieces are known for their impeccable craftsmanship and timeless design, making them perfect for modern and vintage-inspired homes.
Why Vintage G Plan Furniture is a Must-Have for Your Home
If you're a fan of mid-century modern furniture, G Plan is a name you need to know. As one of Britain’s leading furniture brands of the 20th century, G Plan has become synonymous with stylish, durable, and timeless designs. Whether you're familiar with G Plan or just discovering it, this iconic brand should definitely be on your radar!
Who We Are: A Family Legacy of Furniture Finds
Welcome to Bracken Barn Interiors—where furniture runs in the blood! I’m the third generation of a family of antique dealers, and while some people inherit family recipes, I inherited a love for vintage pieces, the art of sourcing, and the thrill of finding that perfect item.
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An Art Deco walnut display cabinet with a distinctive round-shouldered silhouette and decorative etched glass doors. The warm walnut tones complement the glazing, while a central column with reeded glass adds texture and a strong vertical detail to the broad, curved design.
Two glazed doors provide access to the display space, making this an attractive setting for glassware, ceramics or favourite collectables. Both doors are lockable, with one key supplied. At just 30cm deep, the cabinet offers a generous display frontage with a shallow profile suited to living rooms, dining rooms or wider hallways.
Dimensions
Height: 126cm
Width: 135cm
Depth: 30cm
Product Features
Art Deco walnut display cabinet
Distinctive round-shouldered design
Two glazed doors with decorative etched glass
Central column featuring reeded glass
Lockable doors with one key supplied
Broad display frontage with a shallow profile
Ideal for displaying glassware, ceramics and collectables
Condition
Excellent condition, with minimal signs of use commensurate with age.
A gorgeous 19th-century mahogany writing desk, beautifully crafted with elegant proportions and traditional period detailing. Rich in character, this impressive desk showcases the quality workmanship of the Victorian era and would make a wonderful focal point in a study, home office, or library.
Standing proudly on four cabriole legs terminating in decorative ball and claw feet, the desk features carved detailing throughout. A central drawer provides convenient storage, while deep cupboards on either side offer ample space for paperwork and office essentials. The mahogany top displays a wonderful aged patina, highlighting the beautiful grain and warm colour variations within the timber. Recently waxed to nourish and protect the wood, the surface has a lovely glossy sheen that enhances its antique character.
Dimensions:
Height: 77cm
Width: 118cm
Depth: 57cm
Product Features:
Authentic 19th-century mahogany writing desk.
Elegant cabriole legs with ball and claw feet.
Decorative carved detailing.
Central drawer for convenient storage.
Deep cupboard section on each side.
Original antique brass handles and fittings.
Beautiful mahogany grain and warm colour tones.
Waxed finish to nourish and protect the timber.
Ideal for a study, home office, or library.
Full of period charm and character.
Condition:
Good condition. Displays a lovely patina throughout, with some areas of veneer loss and the occasional scuff. These age-related imperfections add to the overall character and authenticity of the piece.
A striking flamed mahogany Scotch chest featuring five graduating drawers, each with twin turned handles. The top drawer conceals a secret compartment, while the chest stands gracefully on turned bun feet — a classic piece which combines elegance and practicality.
Dimensions:
Height: 139cm
Width: 125cm
Depth: 49.5cm
An elegant set of eight Danish-made mahogany dining chairs designed by H.W. Klein for Bramin Møbler, combining two complementary backrest designs with matching original striped upholstery.
The set comprises two taller chairs, each featuring six slender, raised vertical spindles, alongside six lower chairs with curved horizontal backrests. The contrast gives the set a distinctive appearance, with the taller pair particularly suited to either end of a dining table. Turned legs and matching upholstered seats bring the two designs together, while the mahogany adds warmth to their understated Scandinavian styling.
Henry Walter Klein, born in Norway in 1919, trained in cabinetmaking before studying in Denmark under the influential designer Finn Juhl. His work reflects the Danish Modern emphasis on balanced proportions, carefully considered shapes and skilled craftsmanship. After establishing his own furniture and interiors business in Norway, Klein moved to Denmark in 1960 to work full-time with Bramin. His output encompassed dining furniture, sideboards, tables and upholstered seating, making him closely associated with the manufacturer’s mid-century designs.
Based in Bramming, Denmark, Bramin Møbler developed from N.A. Jørgensens Møbelfabrik, adopting the Bramin name in the late 1950s. The company became known for furniture that combined practical everyday use with the clean lines and warmth of Scandinavian design. Its range included seating, dining tables and cabinet furniture, with advertising placing particular emphasis on quality, form and function. Alongside its long association with Klein, Bramin collaborated with designers including Hans Olsen, Johannes Andersen, Kurt Østervig and Frank Reenskaug, securing its place within the wider story of Danish Modern furniture.
These chairs offer a characterful example of that design tradition, with the contrasting backrests adding interest and the original striped upholstery retaining their period appeal.
Dimensions
Two taller spindle-back chairs: H97cm × W47cm × D48 cm. Seat height: 48cm.
Six lower slat-back chairs: H79cm × W50cm × D52 cm. Seat height: 48cm.
Condition
Great vintage condition overall, with minor signs of use commensurate with age, including occasional scuffs. The original upholstery retains ample padding, with light staining to the fabric consistent with age and use.