Vintage Clifford Milburn & Co Folding Studio Easel
Vintage Clifford Milburn & Co Folding Studio Easel
1 in stock
Vintage Clifford Milburn & Co Folding Studio Easel. A vintage folding studio easel by Clifford Milburn & Co, 54 Fleet Street, London, with the original maker's brass plaque to the frame. The easel has an adjustable tilting rack, folding beech frame, and cross-braced legs with metal support rods, allowing the working angle to be set and the whole piece folded flat for storage or transport. Clifford Milburn & Co were established London artists' colourmen and easel makers.
Dimensions: Overall 50cm wide x 60cm deep x approx 125cm high
Condition: Good vintage working condition, along with general surface wear, marks, and patina consistent with age and studio use; the folding and tilting mechanisms function correctly.
Delivery: Free delivery quoted covers UK Mainland only. This is an economy service. The item will be delivered in 4-5 working days. For express service, please make enquiries.
DETAILS
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Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
We offer free cancellation or a full refund on any order prior to dispatch.
Delivery
Free delivery is available on small items and selected smaller pieces of furniture. This covers UK mainland addresses only and excludes the Highlands and Islands. Delivery is typically made via an economy courier service. If you require a faster or upgraded delivery option, please get in touch and we’ll be happy to help.
Orders are usually dispatched within 1–3 working days, with delivery taking approximately 2–5 working days from dispatch.
If you’d like to delay dispatch for a short period, simply leave a note at checkout and we’ll do our best to accommodate.
Returns
We offer a 30-day returns period. If your item arrives damaged or is not as described, we will arrange a return at no cost to you. For all other returns, please contact us to discuss the available options.
As many of our items are vintage or pre-owned, signs of age and wear are to be expected. We always aim to describe and photograph each piece as clearly and accurately as possible.
