A stylish English Regency tea-caddy, UK c1820. Of unusual canted square form. The lid & front richly inlaid with brass into rosewood, with brass lug handles The interior lined in...

A very rare Cavalry Model, top of the range, English campaign chest c 1870. The top unfolds to produce hinged bookshelves, an adjustable dressing mirror, with fitted writing & stationery...

Fancy a cocktail? Try this chic Danish 1920s neo-classical drinks cabinet, with an extra shelf & drawers, plus slide out servery. Satinbirch with original gilt hardware, key & now a...

An excellent quality & very handy English William IV period rosewood chiffoniere / collector’scabinet, c1830. Original brass gallery & elliptical grilles, backed by faded orange pleated silk. The interior fitted...

Three rare Bengali terracotta figures, Krisnanagar, c1880. Representing the trades & castes of India – a civil servant, a tailor & possibly a carpenter. Beautifully modelled, examples of these figures,...

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...