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Once designed to hold candles in grand Georgian homes, antique mahogany torchères now shine as elegant plant and sculpture stands for timeless interior styling.

Discover the beauty and craftsmanship of a 17th century oak jointed stool — carved detail, pegged joints, and timeless English furniture heritage.

Antique Edwardian mahogany wall cabinet c.1910 with astral glazed gothic arches, glazed sides, shelves & Arts & Crafts details. Elegant display piece.

This Antique Pine Domed Trunk with Iron Straps, c.1880 is a striking piece of late Victorian craftsmanship. With its domed lid, rustic pine patina, and robust iron strapwork, it captures the character of a 19th-century travel chest while remaining highly versatile for modern interiors. Whether styled as a decorative blanket box, hallway storage, or a feature piece in the living room, this Victorian trunk blends history, utility, and timeless charm.

Add a sense of majesty and permanence to your outdoor space with this pair of weathered stone lion guardian statues. Their aged patina, heraldic design, and powerful stance bring timeless elegance and protective symbolism to any garden, pathway, or entrance.

A rare antique oak folding chapel saddle seat bench from circa 1910. With bentwood backs, hymn pockets, and rich oak patina, it’s a fine example of early church seating design.

Discover a rare 1950s mid-century hand-painted advertising sign, crafted from pitch pine with original lettering for Speight & Woodward. Its distressed patina, flaked paint, and rustic charm make it a unique collectible and striking piece of vintage wall art.

Discover this Antique George III Mahogany Sideboard (c.1800–1820). A rare Georgian cupboard with four drawers, brass fittings & timeless craftsmanship.

Elegant Edwardian brass umbrella stand with cast iron drip tray c.1910. Perfect antique hallway piece for storing canes, parasols & umbrellas.

Primitive driftwood folk art face sculpture carved from beachfound wood with horn-like accents and rustic weathered patina.

The Roland Ogiamien carved ebony male bust (circa 1980) is a striking work of African art that embodies both craftsmanship and cultural heritage. Carved from rare ebony wood, the sculpture depicts a Yoruba male figure wearing a traditional headdress, symbolising status and authority.

This Rare Roland Ogiamien ebony female bust (1980) is a Yoruba sculpture, hand-carved from ebony wood and signed by the artist. Featuring a traditional gele headwrap, it represents femininity, dignity, and cultural pride in African art.