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Painted labels such as these were eventually phased out and replaced with labels under glass (LUG) later in the century so as to stop the abrasion of the labels themselves

A Country Oak Table sub-Rugs- Carpets & Textiles This fascinating spice tin wouldOrigin: Probably Spanish Provenance: Unknown Date: Late 19th Century Width: 82cms Height: 85cms A country oak table, simply and heavily constructed in solid oak, the top in two sections, with a single drawer beneath (the porcelain handle probably later), above tapered legs, spade feet, and rectangular supports. This beautifully made rustic table is ideally suited to those with a country kitchen. It's got a few scuffs, marks, and scratches, but for a