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Camden Painted Bedside Cabinet

£95.00

Camden Painted Bedside Cabinet

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This adorable Camden Painted Bedside Cabinet is just the piece of furniture you need to have by your bedside. Its not only beautiful with its attractive ivory colour and contrasting premium ash tops, but the Camden Painted Bedside Cabinet is also functional. The three drawers, with wooden runners, offer ample space to store all your books or journals. The piece as a whole offers reliability having been partially constructed from pine sourced from sustainable forests and secured with dovetailed joints. To ensure the piece keeps looking its best, it is lacquered with a protective finish that also serves to bring out the woods beautiful colour. The Camden Painted Bedside Cabinet will look equally great in the master bedroom holding a small lamp or in the living room holding a telephone. The Camden painted furniture range is refreshing with clean lines that also works great as childrens furniture because of its lovely cream colour. Add one of our Camden Painted Single beds and a Camden Painted Blanket Box for a cosy childrens bedroom. And you will also be pleased with our affordable prices. This item is part of our premium collection of products.Learn more about Natura.

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PineSolutions - Online Furniture Shopping Made Easy Online Pine and Oak furniture shopping made easy. Welcome to our extensive range of quality pine and oak furniture for every room of the house. We aim to provide for all price ranges from cheap pine furniture to the more expensive solid oak furniture ranges with a wide choice that includes dark furniture, acacia, fruitwood and birch furniture.

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Toronto Walnut Console Table

£159.00

Toronto Walnut Console Table

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Showcasing traditional excellence with premium chunky design the Toronto Walnut Console Table is a unique coupling of elegance and compact practicality. Crafted from carefully selected light Chinese Walnut timber, known for its natural strength and beauty, this durable piece is certain to stand the test of time. Offering two surprisingly spacious drawers, partially constructed from a light and hardwearing tung wood, this piece would create a revitalising sense of traditional beauty in any room of your home.The astounding natural beauty of the walnut timber exhibits a prized signature grain, which is hand finished with a protective lacquer to ensure its durability. If you are thinking about decorating your home in the refined natural style of this fabulous walnut range, why not check out the rest of our Toronto Walnut range?This item is part of our premium collection of products.Learn more about Natura.

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PineSolutions - Online Furniture Shopping Made Easy Online Pine and Oak furniture shopping made easy. Welcome to our extensive range of quality pine and oak furniture for every room of the house. We aim to provide for all price ranges from cheap pine furniture to the more expensive solid oak furniture ranges with a wide choice that includes dark furniture, acacia, fruitwood and birch furniture.

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Women’s Earthkeepers® Vintera Oxford

£44.99

Women’s Earthkeepers® Vintera Oxford

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Our Women’s Earthkeepers® Vintera Oxfords are the epitome of casual, eco-conscious style. Lace-up styling keeps these oxfords casual and cool, perfect for spending time with friends and feeling free – and the durable, partially recycled rubber outsoles offer maximum traction to carry you safely through your day. We’ve used premium leather from a Silver-rated tannery and Bionic® canvas made from organic cotton and recycled PET (plastic bottles) for the uppers, so these quality shoes will remain durable and look great for many seasons to come.

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Welcome to the Timberland Company Timberland is a global leader in designing, engineering and marketing premium-quality footwear, clothing and accessories for men, women and children. Our mission is to equip people to make a difference in their world.

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The National Trust: Ham House

£10.95

The National Trust: Ham House

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National Trust: National Treasures is a private tour of a selection of The National Trust's spectacular houses castles and abbeys. Here the 17th century Stuart mansion on the banks of the Thames: Ham House.In a world of late trains lousy weather and international sporting losses it's easy to forget the things Britain is uniquely good at. Constitutional monarchies for example or Marmite depending on your point of view. But perhaps best of all is The National Trust. Where would we be without the Trust's meticulously-preserved historic houses beautifully-tended gardens or (let's face it) diet-endingly delicious cream teas?The National Trust was founded in 1895 by Victorian philanthropists. Over a century later it now looks after over 612 000 acres of countryside in England Wales and Northern Ireland 700-plus miles of coastline and over 200 houses and gardens monuments and mills and churches and chapels of outstanding interest and importance.This series National Trust: National Treasures examines a selection of these properties in detail. It takes you on a private guided tour of the selected properties charting each of their often colourful histories and revealing a selection of their art treasures - from 17th-century tapestries and Renaissance stained glass to sculptures by Henry Moore and oriental rugs - with the help of the Trust's many and varied experts. Atmospheric lavishly-shot and with great attention to detail and illuminating explanations from members of the properties' staff it's almost as good a good as being there - although of course you do have to provide your own scones and jam…Built in 1610 on the banks of the Thames between Richmond and Kingston and extended in the 1670s Ham House is one of the most outstanding Stuart houses from that period.17th century:The house was constructed for Sir Thomas Vavasour Knight Marshal to James I but in 1626 the house fell into the ownership of William Murray who had been the 'whipping boy' for the future Charles I. He took punishment on behalf of the young prince and formed a close bond with him growing up to share his taste in art and architecture.During his tenure he extensively remodelled the interior of Ham creating the Great Staircase and a suite of sumptuous rooms on the first floor. The decoration is intact in most of these rooms and the remaining part of Murray's art collection gives us a rare picture of fashions under Charles I.In 1655 Ham passed to Murray's eldest daughter Elizabeth. Her father's titles were conferred upon her in 1655 after his death when she became the Countess of Dysart. Described by contemporaries as beautiful ambitious and greedy she married Sir Lionel Tollemache a wealthy and cultivated squire in 1648 and had eleven children with him. She became renowned as a political schemer and is said to have belonged to the Sealed Knot the secret organisation supporting the exiled King.Following Tollemache's death in 1669 in 1672 Lady Dysart married John Maitland 1st Duke of Lauderdale Secretary of State for Scotland and together they extended and refurnished Ham as a palatial villa reflecting the Duke's status as one of the most powerful ministers of Charles II. Much of this luxurious interior decoration survives today along with rare textiles furniture and paintings.18th century:After the Duke's death in 1682 the Duchess was forced to curb her extravagance and was eventually reduced to pawning her favourite pictures and jewellery. Following her death in 1698 her son Lionel took little interest in the house but by contrast the 3rd Earl's grandson and heir another Lionel and the 4th Earl carried out major structural repairs in the 1740s. filling many of the rooms with new furniture and paintings.Most notably the Queen's Bedchamber furnished by the Lauderdales for Charles' Queen Catherine of Braganza was converted into a first-floor drawing room. The mahogany chairs gilt pier-glasses and tables and tapestries after Watteau survive in situ.The 5th Earl partially re-landscaped the garden and was succeeded in 1799 by his brother Wilbraham who immediately made improvements inside and outside the house. The 6th Earl was a generous patron of Reynolds and Gainsborough. He created the striking Yellow Satin Bedroom but most of his changes were antiquarian in spirit enhancing Ham's 17th-century character.19th century - the present:Little changed at Ham between the 6th Earl's death in 1821 and 1884 when William 9th Earl of Dysart came of age. Sixty years of benign neglect had left the house and its contents in urgent need of repair and Lord Dysart embarked on a thorough restoration campaign. The roof was renewed electricity and heating installed and much of the 17th-century furniture repaired. The 9th Earl died in 1935 when Ham passed to his second cousin Sir Lyonel Tollemache. Sir Lyonel and his son...

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The National Trust: Ham House

£8.99

The National Trust: Ham House

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National Trust: National Treasures is a private tour of a selection of The National Trust's spectacular houses castles and abbeys. Here the 17th century Stuart mansion on the banks of the Thames: Ham House.In a world of late trains lousy weather and international sporting losses it's easy to forget the things Britain is uniquely good at. Constitutional monarchies for example or Marmite depending on your point of view. But perhaps best of all is The National Trust. Where would we be without the Trust's meticulously-preserved historic houses beautifully-tended gardens or (let's face it) diet-endingly delicious cream teas?The National Trust was founded in 1895 by Victorian philanthropists. Over a century later it now looks after over 612 000 acres of countryside in England Wales and Northern Ireland 700-plus miles of coastline and over 200 houses and gardens monuments and mills and churches and chapels of outstanding interest and importance.This series National Trust: National Treasures examines a selection of these properties in detail. It takes you on a private guided tour of the selected properties charting each of their often colourful histories and revealing a selection of their art treasures - from 17th-century tapestries and Renaissance stained glass to sculptures by Henry Moore and oriental rugs - with the help of the Trust's many and varied experts. Atmospheric lavishly-shot and with great attention to detail and illuminating explanations from members of the properties' staff it's almost as good a good as being there - although of course you do have to provide your own scones and jam…Built in 1610 on the banks of the Thames between Richmond and Kingston and extended in the 1670s Ham House is one of the most outstanding Stuart houses from that period.17th century:The house was constructed for Sir Thomas Vavasour Knight Marshal to James I but in 1626 the house fell into the ownership of William Murray who had been the 'whipping boy' for the future Charles I. He took punishment on behalf of the young prince and formed a close bond with him growing up to share his taste in art and architecture.During his tenure he extensively remodelled the interior of Ham creating the Great Staircase and a suite of sumptuous rooms on the first floor. The decoration is intact in most of these rooms and the remaining part of Murray's art collection gives us a rare picture of fashions under Charles I.In 1655 Ham passed to Murray's eldest daughter Elizabeth. Her father's titles were conferred upon her in 1655 after his death when she became the Countess of Dysart. Described by contemporaries as beautiful ambitious and greedy she married Sir Lionel Tollemache a wealthy and cultivated squire in 1648 and had eleven children with him. She became renowned as a political schemer and is said to have belonged to the Sealed Knot the secret organisation supporting the exiled King.Following Tollemache's death in 1669 in 1672 Lady Dysart married John Maitland 1st Duke of Lauderdale Secretary of State for Scotland and together they extended and refurnished Ham as a palatial villa reflecting the Duke's status as one of the most powerful ministers of Charles II. Much of this luxurious interior decoration survives today along with rare textiles furniture and paintings.18th century:After the Duke's death in 1682 the Duchess was forced to curb her extravagance and was eventually reduced to pawning her favourite pictures and jewellery. Following her death in 1698 her son Lionel took little interest in the house but by contrast the 3rd Earl's grandson and heir another Lionel and the 4th Earl carried out major structural repairs in the 1740s. filling many of the rooms with new furniture and paintings.Most notably the Queen's Bedchamber furnished by the Lauderdales for Charles' Queen Catherine of Braganza was converted into a first-floor drawing room. The mahogany chairs gilt pier-glasses and tables and tapestries after Watteau survive in situ.The 5th Earl partially re-landscaped the garden and was succeeded in 1799 by his brother Wilbraham who immediately made improvements inside and outside the house. The 6th Earl was a generous patron of Reynolds and Gainsborough. He created the striking Yellow Satin Bedroom but most of his changes were antiquarian in spirit enhancing Ham's 17th-century character.19th century - the present:Little changed at Ham between the 6th Earl's death in 1821 and 1884 when William 9th Earl of Dysart came of age. Sixty years of benign neglect had left the house and its contents in urgent need of repair and Lord Dysart embarked on a thorough restoration campaign. The roof was renewed electricity and heating installed and much of the 17th-century furniture repaired. The 9th Earl died in 1935 when Ham passed to his second cousin Sir Lyonel Tollemache. Sir Lyonel and his son...

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The National Trust: Ham House

£10.95

The National Trust: Ham House

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National Trust: National Treasures is a private tour of a selection of The National Trust's spectacular houses castles and abbeys. Here the 17th century Stuart mansion on the banks of the Thames: Ham House.In a world of late trains lousy weather and international sporting losses it's easy to forget the things Britain is uniquely good at. Constitutional monarchies for example or Marmite depending on your point of view. But perhaps best of all is The National Trust. Where would we be without the Trust's meticulously-preserved historic houses beautifully-tended gardens or (let's face it) diet-endingly delicious cream teas?The National Trust was founded in 1895 by Victorian philanthropists. Over a century later it now looks after over 612 000 acres of countryside in England Wales and Northern Ireland 700-plus miles of coastline and over 200 houses and gardens monuments and mills and churches and chapels of outstanding interest and importance.This series National Trust: National Treasures examines a selection of these properties in detail. It takes you on a private guided tour of the selected properties charting each of their often colourful histories and revealing a selection of their art treasures - from 17th-century tapestries and Renaissance stained glass to sculptures by Henry Moore and oriental rugs - with the help of the Trust's many and varied experts. Atmospheric lavishly-shot and with great attention to detail and illuminating explanations from members of the properties' staff it's almost as good a good as being there - although of course you do have to provide your own scones and jam…Built in 1610 on the banks of the Thames between Richmond and Kingston and extended in the 1670s Ham House is one of the most outstanding Stuart houses from that period.17th century:The house was constructed for Sir Thomas Vavasour Knight Marshal to James I but in 1626 the house fell into the ownership of William Murray who had been the 'whipping boy' for the future Charles I. He took punishment on behalf of the young prince and formed a close bond with him growing up to share his taste in art and architecture.During his tenure he extensively remodelled the interior of Ham creating the Great Staircase and a suite of sumptuous rooms on the first floor. The decoration is intact in most of these rooms and the remaining part of Murray's art collection gives us a rare picture of fashions under Charles I.In 1655 Ham passed to Murray's eldest daughter Elizabeth. Her father's titles were conferred upon her in 1655 after his death when she became the Countess of Dysart. Described by contemporaries as beautiful ambitious and greedy she married Sir Lionel Tollemache a wealthy and cultivated squire in 1648 and had eleven children with him. She became renowned as a political schemer and is said to have belonged to the Sealed Knot the secret organisation supporting the exiled King.Following Tollemache's death in 1669 in 1672 Lady Dysart married John Maitland 1st Duke of Lauderdale Secretary of State for Scotland and together they extended and refurnished Ham as a palatial villa reflecting the Duke's status as one of the most powerful ministers of Charles II. Much of this luxurious interior decoration survives today along with rare textiles furniture and paintings.18th century:After the Duke's death in 1682 the Duchess was forced to curb her extravagance and was eventually reduced to pawning her favourite pictures and jewellery. Following her death in 1698 her son Lionel took little interest in the house but by contrast the 3rd Earl's grandson and heir another Lionel and the 4th Earl carried out major structural repairs in the 1740s. filling many of the rooms with new furniture and paintings.Most notably the Queen's Bedchamber furnished by the Lauderdales for Charles' Queen Catherine of Braganza was converted into a first-floor drawing room. The mahogany chairs gilt pier-glasses and tables and tapestries after Watteau survive in situ.The 5th Earl partially re-landscaped the garden and was succeeded in 1799 by his brother Wilbraham who immediately made improvements inside and outside the house. The 6th Earl was a generous patron of Reynolds and Gainsborough. He created the striking Yellow Satin Bedroom but most of his changes were antiquarian in spirit enhancing Ham's 17th-century character.19th century - the present:Little changed at Ham between the 6th Earl's death in 1821 and 1884 when William 9th Earl of Dysart came of age. Sixty years of benign neglect had left the house and its contents in urgent need of repair and Lord Dysart embarked on a thorough restoration campaign. The roof was renewed electricity and heating installed and much of the 17th-century furniture repaired. The 9th Earl died in 1935 when Ham passed to his second cousin Sir Lyonel Tollemache. Sir Lyonel and his son...

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Scott Karma Black M

£59.99

Scott Karma Black M

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Designed to provide maximum coverage and unbeatable protection while maintaining very low swing weight. Ideally suited for demanding trail riding. Constructed with partially in-molded polyamide frame. SCOTT V-R.A.S. fit system.

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Scott Karma Black L

£59.99

Scott Karma Black L

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Designed to provide maximum coverage and unbeatable protection while maintaining very low swing weight. Ideally suited for demanding trail riding. Constructed with partially in-molded polyamide frame. SCOTT V-R.A.S. fit system.

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Freestanding Electric Drying Rack And Towel Warmer

£89.95

Freestanding Electric Drying Rack And Towel Warmer

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Save on expensive dryer energy bills, plus experience real luxury when you step out of the bath into a sumptuously warmed fresh towel, right off your new drying rack. Using less energy than three regular 100w light bulbs (about 3p per hour), the rack is perfect for drying laundry including sheets and duvets, hand-wash delicates, and even swimwear. The triple-layer ladder design which incorporates twelve drying rails, provides a whopping 100-feet of drying space – all on a footprint of only 72cm x 74cm. It also helps prevent dampness in poorly ventilated bathrooms and helps draw moisture away, preventing mold and mildew. And for added convenience, it folds flat for easy storage when not in use. Constructed of high-quality lightweight aluminium, it is very easy to move about. It plugs into a standard electrical outlet, making it even easier to use. Shelves can be fully or partially extended to accommodate short or long laundry. Measures: H137 x W73 x D9cm when folded flat; 173cm high when upright.

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Jean Patrique 5 Piece Professional KnifeSet-Only £1.99! With over 500 high-quality cookware items and over 500,000 satisfied customers in the UK alone Jean Patrique provides a high quality product and service at an unbeatable price which yields high satisfaction for you. !! Hurry stock limited!!

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Cobi Small Army Special Forces

£30.00

Cobi Small Army Special Forces

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This set contains a tracked tank, Aircraft, three figures and a tripod mounted heavy machine gun. The Tank turret traverses, the main gun elevates, and the tracks are partially protected by side skirts. Long range fuel tanks and trenching equipment adorn the chassis. To protect the tank corps the piston engine plane is equipped with canon and smart missiles and can loiter over the battlefield for long periods. This is a great starter set from which to build your army battalion using the other vehicles, bases and figures available to collect. This set, as with all Cobi construction block product is compatible with the leading building block brand. Cobi figures are scaled and constructed to work interchangeably with other minifigures to ensure mix and match fun. Brand: Cobi 300 pieces Contains 3 figures Ages: 6+

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