Charles Morse was established in 1946, opening a shop in Connaught Avenue, Frinton called 'Mr. Picwick's Antiques', before moving to Groton Manor, Suffolk. Charles Morse was a specialist dealer in antique oak furniture and 16th and 17th century associated objects; he continued trading in antiques right up to his death in February 1980 (information kindly given by Charlotte Morse, the daughter of Charles Morse).
Charles Morse
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Charles Morse, Castle Lodge, Ludlow, interior, 1974 - this was an antique fair that Morse particpated in (info thanks to Charlotte Morse, the daughter of Charles Morse. Photograph Antique Collector 1974.
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Charles Morse, Colne Priory, interior 1974. Photograph Antique Collector 1974.
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Charles Morse, The White House, Earl's Colne, interior 1965. Photograph Antiques Year Book 1965 (Tantivy Press).
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Charles Morse at Colne Priory in 1975. Photograph by kind courtesy of Charlotte Morse, the daughter of Charles Morse.
Trading Names
| Charles Morse | 1946 - 1980 |
Classifications
| Antique Furniture: Antique Furniture | 1974 |
Specialisms
No Specialisms
Trading Classifications
| antiques, exporters | 1960 |
People
No People
Memberships
| BADA | 1961 |
Locations
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Objects Bought
No Objects Bought