Spring / Summer Exhibition of new discoveries. A rare English late Regency/ George IV period library chair of Greek revival ‘curule’ form. With deep solid mahogany carved back, the returns...

A stylish English Regency period tea caddy of sarcophagus form, in rosewood inlaid with brass. The top and front inlaid with neo classical motifs. The top opening to reveal the...

A fine, large, English early Victorian period library bookcase, in mahogany, satinwood and ebony. Made in three large lateral sections, for ease of moving, with original shelves, supported on flat...

An elegant & very useful low or dwarf bookcase, with lambs tongue edge, of breakfront form, with adjustable shelves & deep enough for modern art books. Dwarf bookcases were a...

An attractive Lancashire oak blanket or mule chest with a wonderful colour & patina. The hinged rectangular top with mahogany crossbanding opening on the original forged iron kyte hinges. The...

A finely painted & appealing 18th century Dutch genre scene of a dinner party, set within a grand bedroom with musicians, collections & festive couples, possibly a brothel. The artist...

An exceptional example of an English George III period neo-classical tea caddy. Veneered with beautifully figured West Indian satinwood to five sides, the top with two shaded shells on green...

A rare & large English George III period pewter flagon, for wine or beer. The inside of the base stamped with the pewterer’s brand for Stephen Maxwell of Glasgow (active...

An English William IV period ‘Elizabethan’ turned beech chair, with rush seat in mint condition, with a great patina c 1835. Harking back to the ancient turned, black stained chairs...

An elegant, comfortable & well made campaign daybed/ sofa / easy chair, by the specialist maker John Carter of Portland Place London. Mint original condition c1870. All parts pivot &...