1950s English Cut Glass Whiskey Decanter stools The door opens on the

The door opens on the left and is easily detachable by lifting it off its hinges which is very helpful when fixing the cabinet to the wall to reduce the weight and for storage/transportation purposes

1960s Teak veneer Ladderax double modular shelving system designed by Robert Heal in 1964 and manufactured by Staples of Cricklewood

The G (crown) R inscribed on each card holder means shows that it comes from Joseph Rodgers and Sons who were cutlers to "His Majesty" based in Sheffield

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A 1960's Stilnovo style cascading 5-globe chrome and opaline glass hanging light

1950s English Cut Glass Whiskey Decanter stools The door opens on theA heavy 1950s square cut glass whiskey or spirit decanter with its original stopper and a silver plated decorative collar. The decanter is unbranded and features a wonderful faceted golfball stopper which sits within the silver collar perfectly. The piece is cut with a four sided geometric star on each side with decorative leaf fronds protruding from its centre. A cut glass starburst design is on the base which finishes this wonderful decanter off