Antiques Decorative Furniture

19th-Century Edwards Roberts Stamped Chest of Drawers A genuine 19th-century chest of drawers stamped by the respected Victorian furnishers Howards Roberts, London. This...

Wonderful Regency Antique Painted Linen Press — Early 19th Century A beautifully restored Regency antique painted linen press, circa early 19th century, discovered in Provence and b...

Vintage Ercol Model 909 Latimer Steam-Bent Chairs (c.1970). X 4. A beautifully preserved Ercol set of four chairs from the 1970s, featuring solid ash the sought-after Golden Dawn fi...

Stag Concord Oak 6 Drawer Chest of Drawers by John Sylvia Reid, 1960s Stag Concord Oak Chest of Drawers by John Sylvia Reid, 1960...

Vintage Ercol Model 439 Writing Desk Elm Beech Beautifully crafted and increasingly sought-after example of the Ercol Model 439 writing desk, designed and produced in England during...

Antique French Napoleon III Inlaid Card Table 📜 Provenance – Napoleon III Period Inlaid Card Table, France, circa 1860 Sourced from a private collection in Lyon, this exceptional F...

Danish Mid-Century Rocking Chair, c.1960 – Attributed to Børje Johansson A beautifully designed Danish mid-century rocking chair dating to around 1960 and attributed to noted Scandi...

Set of Four Ercol Candlestick Dining Chairs Mid Century (Lucian Ercolani, c.1950s–60s) A charming and authentic Set of Four Ercol Candlestic...

Ercol Windsor High Back Grandfather Armchair Model 478 (1963) Stunning original 1963 Ercol Windsor High Back Grandfather Armchair Model 478, carefully restored.  These timeless piec...

A rare and highly collectable Vintage Stag Fineline Tallboy Chest of Drawers John Sylvia Reid for Stag Furniture. This exceptional piece predates their famous Fineline collecti...

Vintage Ercol Dining Table Four Rare Model 909 Latimer Steam-Bent Chairs (c.1970). A beautifully preserved Ercol dining set from the 1970s, f...

1960s Minerva Executive Chair, Leather Rosewood, Torbjørn Afdal Leather & Rosewood by Torbjorn Afdal A rare and refined example of Scandinavian executive design, this Vintage Minerv...

Set of Four Mid-Century Danish Teak Vinyl Dining Chairs, 1960s A stylish and functional set of four Danish teak dining chairs 1960s, crafted in Denmark and attributed to the ...

Farstrup Danish teak dining chairs - This is a refined set of four Danish mid-century dining chairs by Farstrup, attributed to renowned designers Johannes Andersen or Erik Buch. Craf...

Mid-Century Farstrup Danish Teak Dining Table with Extensions, 1960s 📄 Description: A sleek and versatile Mid-century Farstrup dining table exemplifies refined Danish design from t...

A striking 1980s Murano hand-blown glass chandelier attributed to Venini, showcasing the refined craftsmanship and sculptural elegance that made Italian lighting of this era so iconi...

McIntosh T3 Extending Teak Dining Table  - designed by Tom Robertson for A.H. McIntosh in the 1960s Enhance your dining space with this exquisite McIntosh T3 extending dining table ...

Nils Jonsson for Troeds – Double Extending Dining Table in Stained Teak with Chairs (c.1970) An elegant mid-century Scandinavian dining set featuring a double-extending teak dining ...

Stag 8 Drawer Chest of Drawers John & Sylvia Reid – 1960s Vintage Furniture (Sussex, England) Designed by John and Sylvia Reid. Stag 8 Drawer Chest of Drawers John & Sylvia Reid is for lovers of mid-century modern furniture. This Stag 8 Drawer Chest of Drawers is an exceptional find.. Dating back to the 1960s, this vintage STAG Teak Chest of Drawers showcases the timeless craftsmanship of Stag Furniture, a British brand renowned for its high-quality, stylish, and functional designs. With clean lines, warm teak tones, and practical storage, this piece embodies the essence of Scandinavian-inspired mid-century design, making it a fantastic addition to any retro, vintage, or modern interior. 1960s Stag teak chest of drawers - Quality & Condition This original Stag 8 Drawer Chest of Drawers John & Sylvia Reid is in good used condition, with all eight drawers smoothly sliding on their runners. Constructed with dovetail joints, the drawers offer durability and longevity, ensuring this classic piece remains functional and stylish for years to come. The interiors are clean and tidy, ideal for storing clothing, accessories, or household essentials. To preserve the Stag 8 Drawer Chest of Drawers John & Sylvia Reid with its authentic character, we have cleaned and applied a natural beeswax polish to the exterior surfaces. However, we have left the original finish untouched, meaning there are some signs of wear and tear consistent with age and use. The handles show light wear, but they remain structurally sound. The drawer fronts have minor superficial marks, but nothing significant to detract from the overall appearance. The top surface has some scuffs and marks, typical of a piece of this age—please refer to the photos for a detailed look. Overall, this mid-century STAG Teak Chest of Drawers is in well-preserved condition, retaining its rich patina and character while remaining fully functional. 1960s Stag teak chest of drawers - Authenticity & Design This Vintage teak chest of drawers features the original Stag label, found in the top left drawer, confirming its authenticity. Stag Furniture was a leading British brand in the mid-20th century, known for producing elegant yet practical designs inspired by the Scandinavian modern movement. The Cantata range is particularly sought after by collectors and interior enthusiasts for its versatility, simplicity, and craftsmanship. With sleek tapered legs, minimalist handles, and a warm teak finish, this chest of drawers complements a variety of interiors, including: Mid-century modern homes Scandinavian-inspired interiors Retro and vintage settings Contemporary minimalist spaces Perfect for Homes in Sussex, England & Beyond Whether you're a vintage furniture collector in Brighton, a mid-century enthusiast in Chichester, or looking for an authentic teak chest of drawers in Worthing, this Stag Cantata...

Stag Cantata Mid-Century Four Drawer Chest of Drawers – 1960s Vintage Furniture (Sussex, England) Designed by John and Sylvia Reid. For lovers of mid-cen...

🧡 Retro Scandinavian Danish Rya rug 1970s in Orange, Mustard & Brown – 194x142cm Wool Shag Pile Danish Rya rug, 1970s. Bring warm retro vibes into your space with this striking vin...

🍂 Vintage Swedish Rya Rug in Autumn Tones – Wool Rug Add a touch of Nordic warmth and mid-century charm to your home with this striking Vintage Swedish Rya rug. Hand-knotted in thi...

Mid-Century Rosewood & Chrome Nesting Coffee Table Set by Howard Miller for MDA Mid-Century Rosewood and Chrome Nesting Tables are ...

Rare Mid-Century Ercol Model 513 Refectory Dining Table in Elm & Beech – 1960s A rare and sculptural design from one of Britain's most iconic furniture makers, this Model Ercol 513 ...

Antique French Dairy Bowl Large Vintage Pancheon Bowl French Farmhouse Kitchenware Enhance your kitchen with this exquisite French dairy bowl, a stunning 19th-century vintage pancheon bowl that embodies authentic French farmhouse kitchenware. Discovered in a rustic Normandy, France barn, this vintage Tian bowl was traditionally used in a cheese dairy farm to aid in the cheese-making process. Crafted from terracotta, this oversized French mixing bowl features a rich, yellow-glazed interior, showcasing a beautiful aged patina that highlights its history and character. Perfect for home bakers, chefs, and interior designers, this antique mixing bowl...

John Richard Pair of Granite Gilt Metal Side Tables – Luxury Vintage Accent Tables Elegant Design with Premium Granite Tabletops At the heart of these luxury side tables lies the st...

19th Century Botanical Engravings: A Timeless Art Form The Legacy of John Curtis and 19th-Century Botanical Engravings 🖋 Provenance Story – 19th Century Botanical Engravings with ...

19th Century Botanical Engravings: A Timeless Art Form The Legacy of John Curtis and 19th-Century Botanical Engravings 🖋 Provenance Story – 19th Century Botanical Engravings with ...

Pair of 19th-century British plant botanicals Engravings with Insects – John Curtis (1791-1862) Sold as a pair -  Please let us know your choice on your purchase order: 1 - Dandeli...

An evocative early 20th century oil painting, executed in the expressive manner of Maurice de Vlaminck, depicting a tranquil rustic village nestled within a moody, wooded landscape. ...

Pair of Vintage Irish Donegal watercolours by Frank Murphy R.H.A., R.U.A. This pair of Vintage Irish Donegal watercolours by Frank Murphy R.H.A., R.U.A. captures the timeless beauty of the Irish landscape. Murphy, a celebrated artist, is renowned for his ability to bring the Donegal countryside to life with his watercolours. These two paintings are fine examples of his skill and deep connection to Irish rural life. First Watercolour: Thatched Farm Building The first painting depicts a traditional thatched farm building with the Donegal mountains in the background. The artist uses a soft watercolour wash technique to create a serene atmosphere. The muted tones of the land blend seamlessly with the details of the thatched roof, evoking a sense of peace. Murphy expertly highlights the contrast between the quiet farm and the imposing mountains. The artist’s signature is located in the lower left corner, with the mount inscribed, "nr Cresslough, Donegal." This specific location adds a personal touch, grounding the painting in a real place. Second Watercolour: Thatched Houses by the Sea The second Irish watercolour shows thatched houses by the sea, with the Donegal mountains rising in the background. The scene conveys the peacefulness of Donegal’s coastline. The calm sea and coastal thatched houses reflect the simplicity and beauty of rural Irish life. Murphy uses light and color to give life to the scene, drawing attention to the contrast between the sea and the homes. The donegal coastline is painted in soft blues and greens, capturing its natural beauty. The mountainous backdrop creates a striking balance, highlighting the ruggedness of the land. Key Features of Frank Murphy’s Work Thatched Buildings: A recurring theme in Murphy’s paintings, reflecting traditional Irish architecture. Donegal Landscape: Both pieces showcase the rugged beauty of Donegal’s mountains and coastline. Watercolour Technique: Murphy’s skilful use of the watercolour wash technique creates a soft, atmospheric feel in his works. Signed Artwork: Both paintings are signed by Frank Murphy and come with inscriptions identifying their locations. Why These Watercolours Are Special These Irish watercolours...

19th-Century Portrait of William Morton, Civil Engineer Inscribed top left William Morton at 50 1882 Step into history with this exceptional 19th-century portrait of William Morton,...

Early 19th Century Oil Painting of Wakefield Cathedral, Yorkshire — Attributed to John Cawthorn Oil on canvas Attributed to John Cawthorn (British, active early 1800s) Circa 1810–1...

A captivating and finely executed 19th-century English still life painting, rendered in oil on wood panel, depicting an abundant bouquet of mixed flowers in a terracotta urn. This hi...

Venetian Painting by Emanuele Cappello – Stunning Original Oil Painting of Venice Discover an exquisite Venetian painting by renowned Italian artist Emanuele Cappello. This original...

Antique French Gentleman Portrait – 19th/20th Century Oil Painting – Fine Art for Collectors This is a stunning antique portrait of a distinguished French gentleman, an exquisite 3/...

Spain, Circa 1750 Hand-painted silk Giltwood frame Devotional artwork A rare and exquisitely detailed 18th-century Spanish devotional panel, finely executed on silk and depicting ...

An evocative early 20th-century oil portrait depicting a poised young British gentleman, likely a merchant or naval officer, painted against a moody, clouded sky with a distinct pago...

After J.R. Lucotte – Stonemasons at Work Medium: Oil on paper Dimensions: 178 cm x 210 cm Date: 20th Century Attribution: After Jacques-Raymond Lucotte (1733–1804) This strikingly l...

18th-Century Richard Wilson Landscape – A Masterpiece of British Old Master Art This 18th-century Richard Wilson landscape, attributed to the circle of Thomas Jones, is a stunning pastoral landscape oil painting that embodies the charm of Georgian-era countryside artwork. As a fine example of British old master landscape art, this piece showcases the elegance and natural beauty of the English countryside, making it a perfect addition to any collection of antique rural landscape art. A Romantic Countryside Painting with Timeless Appeal The composition of this romantic countryside painting is thoughtfully balanced, featuring lush greenery, rolling hills, and a tranquil sky. The English countryside oil painting...

Early 19th-Century Italian School Oil on Canvas – After Raphael The Holy Family with Saint Elisabeth and the Infant Saint John the Baptist Introduction: A Masterpiece Inspired by Rap...

Sheraton 18th-century mahogany tripod Table This George III Sheraton 18th-century mahogany tripod table is an exceptional example of Georgian furniture and a fine piece of antique E...

Lovely atmospheric oil painting of tug boats on the River Thames with London Bridge in the background. This midcentury oil painting captures a dynamic and bustling scene of tugboats ...

Fabulous Midcentury South of France Mediterranean Harbour Scene – South Of France Mediterranean Oil Painting This exquisite South of France Mediterranean Oil Painting beautifully captures the essence of a South of France coastal scene, transporting viewers to a serene sun-drenched port where life moves at a relaxed, rhythmic pace. This vintage seaside artwork is a masterful portrayal of the picturesque fishing villages of the French Riviera, featuring azure blue waters, colourful boats, and rustic whitewashed buildings with terracotta rooftops. The artist’s expressive brushstrokes and keen eye for detail bring to life the tranquillity of the Mediterranean, making this piece a perfect addition to any coastal home, vintage art collection, or midcentury-inspired interior. Whether displayed in a Sussex beach house, a contemporary living space, or a collector’s gallery, this artwork captures the warm, nostalgic charm of a bygone era. South Of France Mediterranean Oil Painting – A Timeless Coastal Masterpiece The focal point of this painting is the harbour’s crystal-clear waters, where a fleet of traditional fishing boats floats gently, their vivid reds, blues, and yellows contrasting against the deep turquoise sea. The artist expertly conveys the movement of the water, reflecting the brilliance of the sun and the soft dance of the ripples. Fishing nets, mooring ropes, and maritime gear are scattered along the quayside, suggesting a day’s work is completed, adding an element of authenticity and character to the composition. Beyond the boats, a charming row of Mediterranean buildings lines the harbour, their sun-bleached facades glowing in warm ochres, soft creams, and earthy oranges. These structures, reminiscent of Provençal architecture, exude rustic elegance, with wrought-iron balconies, wooden shutters, and cascading bougainvillaea adding charm. The artist has captured the laid-back atmosphere of a French coastal town, making this painting an inviting French Riviera wall art piece that radiates warmth and nostalgia. Seaside Village Life – A Celebration of Mediterranean Culture On the quayside, villagers and fishermen are depicted through loose yet expressive brushstrokes, illustrating the bustling yet peaceful rhythm of daily Mediterranean life. Whether mending nets, chatting along the harbour, or preparing to set sail, the figures add a dynamic yet harmonious element to the scene, embodying the spirit of French coastal living. The inclusion of palm trees, sun-drenched stone streets, and lush greenery enhances the atmosphere, reinforcing the idyllic charm of this vintage seascape painting...

Large George III Mahogany Cellarette / Wine Cooler – 18th Century Antique from Sussex 📜 Provenance – George III Mahogany Sarcophagus Cellarette, England, circa 1800 Sourced from a distinguished Sussex estate with longstanding ties to the Georgian period, this exceptional late 18th-century cellarette embodies the refined tastes of Regency-era English domestic design. Crafted circa 1800, the piece showcases rich, figured mahogany with a deep, lustrous patina developed over two centuries of continuous care and ceremonial use. This cellarette was likely commissioned as part of a broader dining suite, intended to hold wines or spirits with both grandeur and discretion. Its form — inspired by Roman sarcophagi — reflects the classical influences prevalent in George III design. The original interior tin lining remains intact, a rare feature that underscores its authenticity and historical integrity. Elevated on its original tapered legs and mounted with brass casters, the piece retains its original lion mask side handles, further articulating its status as a formal and functional object of significance. The substantial scale and sculptural quality allow it to serve equally as an antique wine cooler or statement console. Evidence of a professional period repair to the top is visible and has been conserved to museum standards without compromising structure or surface character. The patina and minor wear are consistent with age and commensurate with a legacy object of this period. This cellarette is not only an elegant storage solution but a collector's item of enduring design merit — ideal for connoisseurs of English Georgian furniture, fine wine enthusiasts, or interior designers seeking a historically anchored, investment-grade focal piece. Large George III  Mahogany Cellarette/ Wine Cooler is perfect for those discerning collectors of Georgian furniture or those seeking a unique antique wine storage solution. This Large George III Mahogany Cellarette / Wine Cooler is an exceptional find. This antique wine cooler, crafted around circa 1800, is made from richly figured mahogany and embodies the elegance of the Georgian period. Inspired by the Roman Sarcophagus shape, this vintage wooden wine cooler combines practicality with timeless style, making it a statement piece for a country house or sophisticated interior. Key Features of Large George III  Mahogany Cellarette/ Wine Cooler: Exceptional Craftsmanship Design: Made from high-quality mahogany with a deep, lustrous patina. Inspired by the Roman Sarcophagus form, adding classical elegance. Retains its original tin lining, a rare and valuable feature. Spacious Antique Wine Storage: Holds up to 15 bottles of wine or liquor securely. Designed as a functional vintage wine chest for fine wine collectors. Elegant Decorative Details: Features patinated brass lion mask handles, adding a regal touch. Raised on tapered legs ending in brass casters, making it easy to move even when fully stocked. A stunning Georgian drinks cabinet that blends form and function effortlessly. A Rare and Collectable Investment Piece: An original George III period furniture piece with historical significance. Ideal for collectors of 18th-century English cellarettes or antique wooden wine cabinets. Suitable for luxury interiors, stately homes, or high-end wine cellars. Perfect for Sussex-Based Antique Buyers Collectors: Available for purchase in Sussex – a hub for fine Georgian furniture dealers. A classic English antique wine cooler for country house interiors in Sussex, Brighton, and the South East. Easily complements other 18th-century furniture pieces, whether in West Sussex, East Sussex, or nearby London. Condition Report: Large George III  Mahogany Cellarette/ Wine Cooler Age-related wear: Minor dings and scratches are expected in a 250-year-old Georgian wine storage chest. Previous repair to the top, professionally restored to maintain integrity. Structurally sound with an authentic patina, enhancing its historic charm. Why Choose This George III Cellarette for Your Home? Rare Authentic: An original George III antique wine cooler, not a reproduction. Functional Decorative: Serves as both a practical wine storage solution and a luxurious antique drinks cabinet...

This fine 18th-century gouache on paper is a quintessential example of Grand Tour artistry, depicting an Italian Palladian villa rendered with architectural precision and classical r...

Rare Antique Botanical Prints by James Sowerby (1757–1822): A Timeless Tribute to British Flora Step into the enchanting world of 18th-century botanical artistry with our exceptiona...

1960s Pop Art Mixed Media Painting by Pietro Psaier – "Home-Grown Big Joints" Original Mixed Media Artwork from the Hollywood & Vine Head Shop Series (19...

Sydney Harbour poster Sydney Harbour Bridge poster design Attributed to Douglas Annand in our opinion, this was an original drawing for the 1932 poster competition. In 1932, the poster competition committee asked Douglas Annand and Arthur Whitmore to collaborate together to produce the now-famous 19th March 1932 poster. There are clear similarities between ours and the collaborative poster. Our design clearly shows more of an Art Deco and feminine design, as opposed to the more masculine, collaborative Sydney Harbour Bridge poster design. Our drawing is Gouache on paper laid down on the artist's board. The drawing is in the original frame and mount, dated March 1932 and is unsigned. BIOGRAPHY Douglas Shenton Annand (1903-1976), graphic designer and artist, was born on 22 March 1903 at Toowoomba, Queensland, the third child of Frederick William Gadsby Annand, accountant, and his wife Helen Alice, née Robinson, both Queenslanders. Having taken the commercial course at the Central Technical College, Brisbane, in 1920, Douglas j...

A Timeless Depiction of the English Fox Hunt The early 19th-century fox hunting scene, attributed to Dean Wolstenholme Elder, is a stunning representation of the aristocratic traditi...

Atmospheric Blacksmith Forge Interior by Edvard Petersen signed by monogram This magnificent late 19th-century painting of an atmospheric blacksmith forge interior is by the renowned realist Danish painter Edvard Petersen. Depicting a richly detailed industrial workshop scene, it is a remarkable example of Danish realism. As an authentic Edvard Petersen painting, it showcases the artist’s dedication to portraying the lives of craftsmen and workers in the late 1800s. If you are an art collector or enthusiast seeking to purchase an original blacksmith interior artwork, this vintage realism painting not only holds artistic value but also represents an essential piece of Danish heritage art. Below, we explore the painting’s intricate details, its historical context, and Edvard Petersen's life. 1. Artwork Overview: A Glimpse into the Industrial Past This vintage painting of a blacksmith’s forge reflects the hardworking spirit of the late 19th century. The atmospheric industrial art is meticulously rendered with a keen eye for lighting, texture, and realism. Key aspects of this Danish blacksmith workshop artwork include: Industrial Setting: The painting captures the interior of a blacksmith workshop, filled with well-used tools and the dim glow of the forge. Lighting Mastery: The late 19th-century atmospheric blacksmith interior is defined by its masterful use of light and shadow. The forge fire creates a vivid, warm glow, contrasting with the cooler daylight filtering through a window. Human Element: The blacksmith figures appear in dynamic postures, emphasising the laborious nature of their craft. The workers’ silhouettes against the glow of the fire add depth and dimension. Textural Details: The texture of worn wood, metal tools, and stone flooring is painstakingly realistic, typical of Edvard Petersen’s style. 2. Artistic Style and Techniques A. Realism and Atmosphere As a prominent Danish realist painting, this work exemplifies the realist tradition for which Petersen is known. His choice of subdued, earthy tones highlights the authentic industrial atmosphere. The blend of warm, fiery hues with darker, shadowy tones creates a dramatic and contemplative mood. B. Composition and Structure The composition follows a well-organised structure, with: Foreground Elements: Anvil, tools, and a large wooden barrel. Middle Ground: Figures working at the forge and a workbench. Background: The illuminated workshop window and hanging tools. Colour Palette: Predominantly browns, greys, and ochres with contrasting fiery highlights. Lighting Effect: The combination of natural and artificial lighting enhances the sense of depth and space. 3. Significance of the Painting A. Cultural Context This late 19th-century blacksmith painting...

🖼️ Midcentury North African Abstract Expressionist Oil on Paper Painting — Signed 1964 This Midcentury North African Abstract Expressionist...

18th-Century Painted Gustavian Chest of Drawers – c.1770 An exceptional 18th-century painted Gustavian chest of drawers, combining the refined elegance of Swedish neoclassical desig...

This charming oil-on-paper painting captures a serene landscape near Haarlem, evocative of Andreas Schelfhout's masterful Dutch Romantic style. The work features a quintessentially D...

Country HouseAn exceptional mid-18th-century oil painting from the Studio of Pompeo Batoni (1708–1787), presenting a revered composition: The Madonna of the Annunciation. This rema...

Vintage Frank Pash Australian Outback Painting – Rare Collectable Artwork Frank Pash, Australian Outback Painting, is a renowned Australian outback artist. He was born in Australia ...

An exceptional example of early Georgian craftsmanship, this George II mahogany chest of drawers dates to circa 1730 and showcases the elegance and restraint of 18th-century English ...

19th-century painting of Warlies House, Essex This captivating mid-19th-century oil on panel painting exemplifies the idyllic charm of pastoral landscapes from the period, featuring...

9th-century English Pollard oak work table This exquisite 19th-century English pollard oak work table has a lovely colour and patina. It's a remarkable example of craftsmanship, wit...

930s Watercolour of Ludlow Castle and Dinham Bridge, Shropshire A fine and atmospheric original watercolour dating to the 1930s, this expertly rendered landscape captures the histori...