Large Scale 19th C French Lectern Original Scraped Paint

Wonderful Stick Stand with 12 compartments and drip tray. Beautiful colouration and patina to the wood. Very Sturdy and strong England, circa 1840. Height: 76.5cm Width: 61cm Dep...

Swedish painted pedestal / column, with dry scraped, original paint. Nice interiors piece that can be used to display a bust or lamp or just use as a sculptural item Height - 110 c...

Large scale, original dry scraped paint pine 3 drawer commode. With shapely mouldings, sitting on bracket feet. This large piece has a wonderful top moulded drawer and is very solid ...

Dry scraped, mortise and tennon side chair, with plenty of hand carved details and cut-outs. Sweden, circa 1840. Height: 98.5cm Seat Height: 46cm Width: 43cm Depth: 51cm Please mess...

Lovely mahogany lectern from the 19th century beautiful tripod base Adjustable height with a minimum height of 1m18 (all included) In superb condition and very beautiful patina

A delightful 19th century Victorian English mahogany lectern hand-crafted in England circa 1860 featuring a tilt top that can be placed at different angles, a well turned and banded ...

A very rare 19th Century finely cast brass church lectern. The pierced lectern of rectangular form features a centred cross motif set within a stunning arrangement of richly scrolli...

Known as a lutrin in France, this double-sided lectern is highly scrolled and pierced, making a unique and beautiful dais. The imposing French lutrin is comprised of wrought iron with some bronze embellishments (finials and roundel joineries) and dates to the 1800s, although the double-sided platform was added more recently based on the varying patina and welded construction (the bottom is pinned). An amazing, banded arabesque of scrolls and counter curves emanate from an open roundel, forming the double-sided slant-top platform. The platform is designed to swivel on a rod that runs through it; a ball finial tops the rod, flanked by a pair of Vitruvian waves that form a majestic crest. There is an arbalete edge that extends off both sides of the platform, providing a stable base for holding music...