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* Walnut Chest of Drawers
* Mahogany Bureau Cabinet with Fitted Interior
* Antique Sofa Table in Mahogany Antique Side Table
* Antique Mahogany Pedestal Table Mahogany
* Antique Chest of Drawers Mahogany
* Antique Mahogany Corner Cupboard Anique Glazed Corner Cupboard
* Antique Welsh Chairs Painted Grained Antique Welsh Chairs
* Antique Painted Slate Welsh Tables
* Antique Welsh Mahogany Pedestal Table
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Welsh Dressers
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Welsh Tables
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Welsh Chairs
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Welsh Coffers
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Welsh Longcase Clocks
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Welsh Folk Art )home
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Welsh Pottery ) (
Antique Welsh Pictures and Paintings
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Welsh Miniature Furniture
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of life and furnishing requirements of the middle class in and
around towns such as Carmarthen were closely connected to those of
their contemporaries in Bristol and other large towns and cities,
where taste was becoming governed by a desire for comfort as much as
refinement. A further consideration might have been the growing
appeal to this class of nonconformity and its associated taste which
favoured durability and restrained ornament – which were such
prominent features of the oak furniture from the area – and this
contributed to the distinct preferences for certain styles in the locality.
