These scales are both useful and would look great in a shop or pub as a feature.
Contact us using the enquiry form. These scales are priced elsewhere at £295 - Our Price £195
Delivery can be arranged at an agreed cost
Thursday, 27 August 2015
display cabinet Antique Oak Made In London By Dudley & co
Oak framed antique Glass topped display cabinet manufactured in London by Dudley & co 47 in long x 223/4 inches wide x 36 inches high
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Wednesday, 19 August 2015
Belfast/Butler Sink - Planters
Belfast/Butler Sink - Used as a planter, so it has chips etc from use in the garden. Large and heavy, the buyer needs to collect and that means lifting etc (I have an injury that prevents help).
The auction is for one item, there are two maybe three.
Measurements are approx (Inches) 24 Length - Width 18 - Height 10
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Sunday, 19 July 2015
Tuesday, 2 June 2015
Wednesday, 20 May 2015
Denmark: Copenhagen auctions 7,000 retro street lamps - To The General Public
Copenhagen city council is auctioning off 7,000 of the city's old street lamps to the general public.
The council is replacing almost half of its street lighting as part of an energy-saving drive, including all of the iconic dome-shaped "Copenhagen lamps", the DR.dk news website reports. They were designed by the municipal architect's office in 1977, and restored versions have now become fashionable as indoor lighting in private homes. "It's a piece of Copenhagen's history that's being put up for sale for people's enjoyment," council official Steffen Rasmussen tells the website.
Auction house Lauritz.com notes that the lamps do show some signs of wear and tear - perhaps inevitable after decades spent weathering the Scandinavian seasons. And owning a piece of urban history isn't cheap; the auctioneers estimate that each one is worth 200 euros ($220; £143). But the company's CEO Mette Rode Sunstrom says they "really hit the spot" in terms of Danish interior design trends. "It's becoming important to make things personal and unique with finds from different time periods and styles," she says.
About 20,000 street lights are being replaced in total across the Danish capital, which the council says will lead to energy savings of 57% by 2016. Copenhagen is hoping to become the world's first carbon neutral capital city by the year 2025.
Thursday, 14 May 2015
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