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Oak Framed Settle upholstered with red leather. Made for an Irish themed Pub in Cambridgeshire.

Gavel & sounding block

"Would you like a gavel and sounding block to keep order during the more lively meetings ?!"

Special orders taken!
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Oak plaque memorial

A plaque made from rare burr oak
with additional bluebell logo hand carved
in lime with an organic oiled finish
as an appropriate backing for 2 brass
dedication plate for
Epping Forest Burial Park.

Noticeboard in a bus shelter

Single Doored Notice Board - sans header board
fixed to a Littlethorpe Bus Shelter
Style: Wall Mounted

Cabinet size: 620mm (24") wide x 1060mm (42") tall
x 85mm (3 3/8")
Glazing: 5mm polycarbonate

Daphne Buxton noticeboard

Design Details: This notice board has a veneerered oak panel with vinyl lettering and a hand painted design of horse chestnut leaves to the customers specification.
Double doored ~ with independently lockable doors

Holds: 4 x A4 per door
Style: Wall & Post Mounted
~ complete with heavy duty enamel painted metal sockets
Cabinet Size: 1225mm x 800mm x 85mm
Display area: 2 x 515mm x 680mm
Posts: 1 x 100mm x 100mm x 1830mm or 2 x 100mm x 100mm x 1830mm
Header: Vinyl or hand carved letters

Modified Noticeboard

Design Details: Combination Notice Board without a
header board. Solid oak panel and vinyl lettering plus an
extended double locked single door ~
for The National Trust.
Glazed Section: 6 x A4
Styles: Wall or Post Mounted ~ complete with
heavy duty enamel painted metal sockets
Cabinet Size: 1225mm x 800mm x 85mm

Village Gate sign

Village Gate sign

Golf Trophy

Cribbage Board

 Shove Halfpenny

Shut the box

Hand Carved Wooden Rocking Horses

Every rocking horse is fully carved and hand crafted by Alan, making each and every rocking horse a unique piece of work.

Antique Rocking Horses Restoration

Alan also restores old rocking horses.   Please contact us for more information.

Rocking Horses


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