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Discover our collection of vintage and antique furniture, individually sourced for character, craftsmanship and distinctive interiors.

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Antique Giltwood & Gesso Wall Mirror

£895.00

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Chinoiserie Japanned gilt Ebonised Armchair.

£700.00

French Style Giltwood Sofa – Green Damask Upholstery

£1,400.00

19th Century Mahogany Sutherland Drop-Leaf Table – Gillows Style

£395.00

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Antique Mahogany and Inlaid Kneehole Desk

£395.00

Pair of Ornate Gilt Wall Candle Brackets

£195.00

Antique Ebonised Aesthetic Movement Occasional Table

£400.00

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Antique Mahogany Tilt-Top Breakfast Table

£295.00

Large Edwardian Oak Library Bookcase / Display Shelving

£1,100.00

A decorative chair with a dark frame

The japanned, gilt and ebonised armchair combines a curved back with painted detail and a green patterned seat. Its outline gives it presence even before the smaller decoration is noticed. One such chair can bring an individual note beside simpler furnishings.

Green upholstery and a gilt frame

The French-style sofa pairs green damask upholstery with a carved giltwood frame. Curved arms and finer leg details give it a lighter outline than a large contemporary sofa. Its decorative character can sit beside plain textiles and less ornate furniture.

A table that changes its footprint

The mahogany Sutherland table uses drop leaves to offer different working sizes. That flexibility matters as much as the turned supports and warm surface. Read the listed closed and extended dimensions to understand how the piece will occupy the room in daily use.

Open shelving for books and objects

The broad oak bookcase brings a more architectural shape to the collection, with open shelves across several sections. Its patina is part of its individual surface character. Books, ceramics and framed pictures can make the storage part of the room's visual life.

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art print Buying & Styling Guide

How to Choose Furniture

Begin with the purpose and the space: seating, storage, a work surface or a decorative piece. Then compare the individual listing's dimensions, materials, condition notes and photographs. Age-related wear differs from item to item.

Explore wall art prints or framed artwork for pictures to live alongside the furniture, choosing by the room rather than trying to match a period exactly.

Measure the intended position and access route, including doorways, stairs and turns. Confirm current availability, delivery arrangements and any details not clear in the listing before buying. For extending or folding pieces, check every relevant configuration.

Is every piece in the furniture collection antique?

The collection includes individually described furniture and decorative objects. Read the date, attribution and style wording on each listing rather than assuming the same age for every piece.

How should I assess vintage or antique condition?

Read the condition notes and study the available photographs for wear, marks and surface variation. Ask about any detail that matters to your intended use and is not clear from the listing.

Which measurements matter before buying furniture?

Check width, depth and height, along with extended or folded dimensions where applicable. Measure the intended position and the entire access route, including stairs, door openings and turns.

Can antique furniture work with contemporary prints?

Yes. A shared colour, scale or material reference can connect them. Plain contemporary artwork can sit beside ornate furniture, while a simpler table may give a more expressive picture room to stand out.