Elm Stool ***NEW***

The top of this stool is spalted Elm with burrs, colours and interesting lines - loads of character. The legs are Ash. It is a really useful size as a comfortable stool or small side table. It is standard chair height so perfect when you need an extra seat at the dining table.

Approx: 20" x 15" height 18"

£135

The Oak for the door of this corner cupboard grew at Bodfach Park near Llanfyllin - you really couldn't ask for more burr, pips and character! It has wooden hinges and the tiny wedges are 6,000 year old Bog Oak from the Cambridgeshire fens. The shelf is adjustable.

Approx: 23" tall x 9" x 9"

Currently exhibited at The Willow Gallery, Oswestry, SY11 1AD

A tall stool, perfect for a kitchen island or breakfast bar. The seat is Elm grown in Northamptonshire, the rest is Ash and the 'butterfly', wedges in the tops of the legs and little pegs are ancient Bog Oak.

Seat approx 16" x 16" Seat height approx 27"

Currently exhibited at The Willow Gallery, Oswestry, SY11 1AD

This Welsh stick chair has a very striking Elm seat. The paler sticks, legs and arm are very local Ash and with little Bog Oak wedges in the tops of the legs and pegs in the arm, you'll never find another one quite the same!

Seat height approximately 18"

Currently exhibited at The Willow Gallery, Oswestry, SY11 1AD

The beautiful Oak for the top of this table grew on The Long Mynd. It has been carefully sanded to maintain the natural undulations and burrs along the front edge. The legs are Ash and the 'butterfly' is 6,000 year old Bog Oak. Definitely a statement piece!

Approximately 24" x 24" Height 20"

This is a very useful wide stool with an English Oak top and Ash legs. It could be used as a little side table or stool and, as it is standard seat height, could be used as an extra seat at the dining table.

Approx: 22" x 12" height 18"

Currently exhibited at The Willow Gallery, Oswestry, SY11 1AD

This little wall cabinet really is quite unique.  The doors are made from Bog Yew - that is, Yew which was buried in the peat of the Fens for thousands of years.  Bog Oak (which we used for the 'butterfly') is a better-known bog timber, but Bog Yew is really quite rare - you won't get another one quite like this!  The rest of the cabinet is Ash, stained black to set off the beautiful, mellow colour of the doors.

The shelf is adjustable.

Approx:  22" high   x  16" wide  x  8" deep   

£450

A sweet little box made from Burr Elm with a tiny turned Bog Oak knob on the lid. Useful for all sorts and beautiful with it!

Approx:      5.5" x 5.5" and 3.5" high

£110

A corner cupboard made from rippled Sycamore with a beautiful grain pattern in the door. It has an adjustable shelf and wooden hinges with tiny wedges made from ancient Bog Oak. Just perfect for bottles and glasses . . . or useful for anything else of course.

Approx:  22" high   x  9"  x  9"  

£320

This stool has a very characterful Elm top with lots of swirls and burrs. The legs are Ash with ancient Bog Oak wedges in the top. It is a standard seat height so can be used as a stool or extra seat at the table, but many people use them as a little table at the end of the sofa for a drink, book, glasses, etc - very usefully versatile!

Approx:  18" high   x  15" wide  x  13" deep (and that's very approximate of course as it has two natural edges)   

A jewellery (or anything else) box made from lovely rippled Sycamore with Bog Oak details. It has a steam-bent divider inside.

Approx:  8.5" x 6" x 4" tall

£110

A very striking little wall cabinet made from Yew and Rippled Sycamore.  It has hand-cut dovetails, wooden hinges and a 'butterfly' made from ancient Bog Oak on one of the doors.  There is an adjustable shelf inside.

Approx:  19" high   x   16" wide   x   7" deep

£375

We're calling this a 'Marches Chair' because the design is influenced by both Welsh stick chairs and Windsor chairs and most of the timber grew in the Welsh Marches. The stunning Oak for the seat grew on The Long Mynd and the Ash for the sticks and arm are from Rhydycroesau just 4 miles from our workshop. The 'butterfly' and the square pegs in round holes are ancient Bog Oak.

Seat height approx 18"

This curved stool follows the natural shape of the Elm branch it was made from. The legs are Ash which grew close to our workshop and the 'butterflies' and wedges in the tops of the legs are ancient Bog Oak.

Approx: 22" x 10" Height 18"

This little side table has a beautiful Burr Elm Top with two natural edges. The legs and magazine rack are Ash.

Approx: 28" x 11" Height 20"

Now, these are really clever! Hidden magnets allow you to hang your knives on these wall-mounted blocks which means the knife edges don't get blunted. The top one is Rippled Sycamore with Bog Oak plugs and the bottom one is Walnut with Sycamore plugs

Approx:  12.5" long

£50 each

Oak or Elm complete with black screws.

£35

Oak or Elm complete with black screws.

£25