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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.

This Victorian rosewood inlaid clothes horse towel rail (c.1860–1890) is a rare example of everyday elegance transformed into art. Featuring intricate inlay, a carved cresting arch, arched shoulders, and sturdy splayed feet, it combines practical drying space with timeless Victorian design. Perfect for collectors, designers, or homeowners seeking a refined antique accent.

Discover this Mid Century Campaign Style Mahogany Chest of Drawers with brass detailing. A timeless vintage storage piece for modern or classic interiors.

This Martin Scorey primitive folk art cockerel sculpture captures the charm of coastal traditions with verdigris copper tail feathers and a reclaimed driftwood base. Handcrafted in Scorey’s distinctive primitive style, it reflects his love of natural materials and storytelling, making it a collectible piece of British folk art with enduring appeal.

Explore Man with Gold Tooth (2005), a striking impasto oil portrait by Sandra Shashou. A Neo-Expressionist canvas alive with texture, colour, and bold contemporary detail.

Antique Chinese bank of 57 drawers with hand-painted calligraphy, rustic layered tones, iron ring pulls, and deep compartment storage. Early 1900s.