Very useful and decorative 18th century George III period mahogany antique breakfast table, this table seats six comfortably with lots of leg room while taking up very little floor space at all. The timber is lovely, the colour and patina just as good as one could hope for, the top tilts and the base...

Exceptional quality library writing table made by Gillows of Lancaster and London, the construction and timber quality are absolutely first rate, the proportions are great with thin columns and narrow frieze concealing two drawers. The casters are recessed in the feet, the columns are held on with such massive tenons that there is no...

An early 19th century Regency mahogany wine cooler attributed to Gillows of Lancaster and London, this is a lovely little wine cooler which would could also be used as a planter if a suitable size container could be found to line it. The proportions of this wine cooler are very nice and the design...

Very fine quality centre table bearing the earliest stamp of the firm James Winter of 101 Wardour Street, London. This table was made before their move to larger premises around 1840 so is most likely to have been made during the reign of William IV 1830 to 1837. This table has faded to a...

Howard and Sons Deep Seat Special Bridgewater suite comprising sofa and two chairs standing on ball and claw feet and with show wood connecting the legs. It is unusual to find all three of a set and especially to find a set where the sofa is the same height and model as the chairs....