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Antique Painted Satinwood Gondola Stool by Druce & Co
This antique painted satinwood gondola stool was made by Druce & Co in the Victorian period. It has exquisite painted decorations all over which are in themselves works of art. The two themes seem to be musical instruments & floral work. Please enlarge all the images to appreciate the fine details. It's in good original condition & has just been polished & re-upholstered. There is a bit of rubbing of some of the paintwork, mainly on the top rail, but there is so much paintwork that one hardly notices. I think it was designed as a dressing table stool, but it could have various uses. We have photographed the makers label too.
Width – 24 inches, 61 cm
Depth – 14 inches, 37 cm
Height – 21 inches, 54 cm
Seat height – 14 inches, 36 cm
As the owner of a fine London home during the early reign of Queen Victoria, a person of note would certainly have ‘Druce & Co’ on their list of places to shop for antique furniture needs.
Established in the Marylebone area of London, on the corner of Blandford Street and Baker Street (later to be made so famous as the home of Sherlock Holmes by the legendary British writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle), in the mid-19th century, on the site of the previously named ‘Baker Street Bazaar’.
Thomas Charles Druce collated and displayed fine furniture from skilled makers throughout the globe. His son, Herbert, was an integral part of the business – taking over the running in 1864 when Thomas passed away.
With a keen eye for quality the Druce & Co company traded successfully throughout the Victorian and Edwardian eras, the Great War, and into WW2 when, at the end of 1940, German bombers destroyed most of the building and stocks. Please be aware this item may be in our shop or our warehouse - please contact us prior to visiting.
Please feel free to contact us for a shipping quote.
Shipping within the UK.
As a rough guide, most of the furniture items we sell can be sent anywhere in England & Wales for around £60. Scotland will be a bit more. For deliveries, the couriers require a full postcode and a telephone number. We only use reliable couriers who will normally only take their payment on delivery.
Shipping to USA, Europe and the rest of the World.
We regularly ship goods worldwide and we are more than happy to store away items for free if you want to make the shipping more cost effective. Please give us a call or send an email and we will be happy to quote for shipping. We only ship at cost price, and do our best to get the best deal for our customers. Also, we only use the most reliable shippers who offer complete insurance.
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Marylebone Antiques
8 Church Street
Marylebone
London
NW8 8ED
Tel : 0207 723 7415
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Width – 24 inches, 61 cm
Depth – 14 inches, 37 cm
Height – 21 inches, 54 cm
Seat height – 14 inches, 36 cm
As the owner of a fine London home during the early reign of Queen Victoria, a person of note would certainly have ‘Druce & Co’ on their list of places to shop for antique furniture needs.
Established in the Marylebone area of London, on the corner of Blandford Street and Baker Street (later to be made so famous as the home of Sherlock Holmes by the legendary British writer Sir Arthur Conan Doyle), in the mid-19th century, on the site of the previously named ‘Baker Street Bazaar’.
Thomas Charles Druce collated and displayed fine furniture from skilled makers throughout the globe. His son, Herbert, was an integral part of the business – taking over the running in 1864 when Thomas passed away.
With a keen eye for quality the Druce & Co company traded successfully throughout the Victorian and Edwardian eras, the Great War, and into WW2 when, at the end of 1940, German bombers destroyed most of the building and stocks. Please be aware this item may be in our shop or our warehouse - please contact us prior to visiting.
Please feel free to contact us for a shipping quote.
Shipping within the UK.
As a rough guide, most of the furniture items we sell can be sent anywhere in England & Wales for around £60. Scotland will be a bit more. For deliveries, the couriers require a full postcode and a telephone number. We only use reliable couriers who will normally only take their payment on delivery.
Shipping to USA, Europe and the rest of the World.
We regularly ship goods worldwide and we are more than happy to store away items for free if you want to make the shipping more cost effective. Please give us a call or send an email and we will be happy to quote for shipping. We only ship at cost price, and do our best to get the best deal for our customers. Also, we only use the most reliable shippers who offer complete insurance.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 11/NOV/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer.
Category Antique Furniture
Date 1880
19th Century Antiques Material Satinwood
Origin English
Item code as592a1764
Status Sold
£575.00 
$740.03 
€695.00 
$
€
Conversion rates as of 11/NOV/2024. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer.
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Marylebone Antiques
8 Church StreetMarylebone
London
NW8 8ED
Tel : 0207 723 7415
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