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A Victorian painted pitch pine chest of drawers circa 1860, featuring Fleur-de-Lys motifs, scumble-glazed drawer fronts, and a warm natural patina. A rare 19th century storage piece with timeless appeal.

This rare antique ash chest of drawers, dated around 1860, is a fine example of Scandinavian-influenced furniture from the mid-19th century. Crafted in solid ash with two small drawers over four graduated wide drawers, it combines elegance with practicality. The warm ash timber, contrasting darker knobs, and blue painted drawer interiors create a striking look, while the mesmerising ash grain adds timeless character. Built with outstanding craftsmanship, this piece reflects both the strength of campaign chest style design and the refined simplicity associated with Scandinavian markets. Rare to find in ash, a timber often overlooked in favour of oak or mahogany, this 19th century chest of drawers offers exceptional condition and enduring quality—making it an ideal choice for collectors, designers, and homeowners seeking antique storage furniture with history, rarity, and style.

Discover this original Waring and Gillow oak bookcase dated 1932, crafted in English oak with a refined fretwork gallery top. Combining adjustable shelving with timeless design, it reflects the enduring quality of Gillows of Lancaster craftsmanship – a versatile antique suited to both collectors and modern interiors.

A rare 17th-century Welsh oak table with forged iron strapwork, showcasing rustic vernacular design. A statement piece of early rural craftsmanship, perfect for collectors and period interiors.

Step into the refined world of 19th century craftsmanship with the Victorian burr walnut writing slope—a piece that marries beauty, history, and practicality.

Discover an 1890s Windsor spindle back chair in ash and elm with original paint, a sculpted saddle seat, and maker stamp JH and S, plus buying, care, and styling tips.

Form Meets Function: Victorian Linen Press Cupboards Originally intended for household linen or utility storage, this cupboard reflects a blend of practical function and decorative design. Made from pine—a popular softwood material of the time—it features a raised pilaster panel door, a stepped cornice trim, and a plinth base that gives it a solid architectural stance.

Antique furniture has a way of telling stories—of elegance, function, and heritage. Among the most enduring pieces is the Victorian mahogany chest of drawers, particularly the 2-over-3 configuration, which blends beauty with utility.

Explore this rare sculptural Foo Dog coffee table. Hand carved Chinese guardian lions with a glass top, rich patina, and powerful symbolism.

Discover the timeless beauty of English School still life flower paintings. These intricate oil on board works capture the delicate charm of garden blooms with remarkable realism and craftsmanship, making them enduring favourites among collectors and interior designers alike.

Life On The River by British artist Ira Englefield is a vibrant mid-20th century oil on canvas capturing a charming riverside community alive with activity. From families at the water’s edge to whitewashed cottages reflected in shimmering water, this piece beautifully blends texture, colour, and natural life to evoke nostalgia and warmth.

Step back into the elegance of the Victorian era with this captivating oil on canvas. Featuring a steam boat moored beside a jetty, the scene captures a moment of calm anticipation as finely dressed figures gather by the sea. A timeless glimpse into 19th century coastal life and maritime charm.