EBONISED OAK WILMINGTON WHAT-NOT TABLE BY ALFRED NEWALL

EBONISED OAK WILMINGTON WHAT-NOT TABLE BY ALFRED NEWALLA what not table supported by handsome oak reeded pillars, standing on rounded bun feet. The Wilmington what not table features hand turned oak reeded pillars which proudly support each shelf, allowing plenty of room for books and other objects. The table sits on bun feet, adding a playful touch and referencing favourite pieces from the past. Lying at the foot of the South Downs, Wilmington is a village likely to have got its name from a combination

The blackened Comb Back Windsor is beautifully timeless

whilst the feather provides the ideal plumpness

A canvas of our imagination

The Rotor is an evolution of our two compact

Hand-carved oak sculpture by English artists Malcolm Martin & Gaynor Dowling

Drape yourself in the Asaf O'donis throw and let your imagination take flight

Picking up parcels

My intention was to bring what we had created for 21st-century VR into a 19th-century theatre—taking it from the headset to the stage

'They Were Sisters is a compulsively readable but often harrowing novel by one of Persephone's best writers

The messages that move through me

A solid brass SES lamp holder - we recommend a gold topped SES lamp

Colours will vary