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A wonderfully weighty cast‑iron doorstop featuring three spotty pigs stacked in a playful little tower.
Hand‑painted in black and off-white with a naturally aged, rustic finish that gives it real farmhouse charm. Likely made in the mid–late 20th century, it has that lovely balance of character and craftsmanship you get from older cast‑iron pieces.
At 18 cm tall, it’s sturdy enough to hold a door or simply sit as a quirky decorative piece. Painted underneath and showing light, honest patina from age.
Dimensions.(cm)
H - 18 / W - 13 / D - 5
This charming vintage Mason Cash Cane mixing bowl is a quintessential piece of British kitchenware history.
Manufactured in England between the 1940s and 1970s, this iconic bowl epitomizes the timeless design and durable quality that Mason Cash is renowned for. Featuring a distinctive ribbed exterior with a smooth white interior, this bowl is perfect for all your mixing needs, from batter and dough to salads and sauces.
Crafted from high-quality stoneware, this bowl is built to last, offering excellent resistance to chipping and cracking, its ideal for both everyday use and special occasions, this bowl offers ample space for mixing a variety of ingredients.
With its "Made in England" marking, this bowl represents the mid-20th century production era of Mason Cash, a period known for its robust and functional kitchenware.
Highly sought after by vintage kitchenware enthusiasts and collectors, this bowl not only serves a practical purpose but also adds a touch of nostalgic charm to any kitchen. Perfect for both practical use and as a beautiful display piece, it’s a must-have for any vintage kitchenware collection.
Dimensions.(cm)
H - 11 / W - 25
This characterful late 19th–early 20th century cast‑iron clothes iron has lived a long, hardworking life — and somewhere along the way, in the 1920s, someone loved it enough to decorate it by hand. The bright folk‑art florals along the handle and base turn a once‑everyday tool into something joyful, personal, and full of charm.
Solid, weighty, and beautifully unique, it now makes a brilliant doorstop, a sturdy bookend, or a colourful display piece for any cottage‑core or vintage‑inspired space. A lovely reminder that even the most practical objects were treasured, used, and made beautiful.
Dimensions.(cm)
H - 12.5 / W - 16 / D - 11.5
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We just love the amazing quality and individuality of vintage and antique furniture.
Working alongside the amazing team at ReNew Professional Decorating Services, we take great pride in the design, restoration and finish of each and every piece, to provide you with a beautiful, unique item, just for you.
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A lovely mid‑century Antigna roll‑top cigarette dispenser with all the quiet character you’d expect from a 1950s French piece.
The curved wooden lid glides open smoothly, the original Antigna label is still inside, and the beaded trim gives it that little extra flourish. There’s a small section of beading missing at the back — it’s shown in the photos but not something you notice at first glance — and the rest of the box has the gentle, honest wear that makes vintage wood so appealing.
It was originally made to dispense cigarettes one at a time, but it works beautifully now as a quirky trinket box or a warm little accent for a shelf or desk. Clean, solid, and full of charm.
Dimensions.(cm)
H -11 / W - 10.5/ D - 12.5