Antique furniture
English furniture from the 17th century to the Edwardian period, from formal mahogany to country oak. Every piece genuine and sold in honest condition.
What we usually carry
Tables
Dining, side, console, Pembroke and tripod tables. Georgian mahogany and oak alongside Victorian and Edwardian pieces, chosen for good proportions and original patina.
Desks
Pedestal desks, writing tables, bureaux and davenports. We look for desks that still work as desks: sound tops, working locks, solid construction.
Sideboards
Georgian and Victorian sideboards and serving tables in mahogany, oak and rosewood, with original handles and fittings where possible.
Bureau bookcases
From the early 18th century to the Victorian period. A good Georgian example in walnut or mahogany is increasingly hard to find.
Chairs
Sets and pairs of dining chairs, carvers and occasional seating, from ladder-backs to Chippendale and Hepplewhite styles. Sets of six or more are always worth asking about.
Chests of drawers
Bachelor chests to chest-on-chests in mahogany, walnut and oak, with country pieces in pine and elm.
Bookcases
Open, glazed and revolving bookcases and library shelving that suit period and modern rooms.
Dressers
Welsh, kitchen and country dressers in oak, elm and fruitwood, ideally with original racks and good colour.
Country furniture
Coffers, mule chests, cricket tables, settles and stick-back chairs in oak, elm, ash and fruitwood. Pieces made by local craftsmen and shaped by long use.
Buying with confidence
We describe every piece honestly, including any old repairs or replaced parts. If something has been restored, we’ll tell you what was done.
If a piece you buy needs attention, our restoration workshop can help.
Looking for a particular piece?
Tell us the type, period and size you’re after, and we’ll let you know what we have.