Campaign chest - Pritchard Antiques

An early C19th 2 part military chest constructed in solid padouk, with a well fitted secretaire drawer.  Originating from South China but carved in the European manner with foliate design and a picture panel of dancers. c.1820
It measures 92cms x 47cms x 103cms high
£1,800GBP

19th Century Large English Satinwood Wardrobe - John Nicholas Antiques

This magnificent late 19th century English satinwood wardrobe features an ornate inlay work of floral, cupid and parrot designs surrounded by swags and scrolls. The wardrobe is grand in size and of exceptional quality. Each side has hooks for hanging at the back as well as a clothing rail. The mirrors have bevelled edges and the middle doors open to reveal a central shelf. The drawers below are well proportioned in size and deep. The unit measures 101.5 in – 258 cm wide, 102.5 in – 260.3 cm high and 24 in – 61 cm deep. 

Early 20th C. Primitive Workbench - John Nicholas Antiques

This fabulous primitive wood workbench features a beech wood top with a painted white washed pine base. The maximum measurements including the screws are 81 in – 205.7 cm wide, 32 in – 81.2 cm deep and 31 3/4 in - 80.6 cm in height. The actual work surface has a measurement of 73 in – 185.4 cm long by 25 in – 63 cm deep. This solid and wonderful looking piece would work well in a variety of kitchen work spaces and make a great feature piece.     

Pair of Empire style Side tables - Chelsea Gallery

Pair of empire style side tables

Pair of lamps - Vittorio Ragone Antiques and Design

Japanese Koransha Pottery Moon Flask - Thomas Crabb Antiques

This lovely Japanese Koransha pottery moon flask is painted in the Imari palette depicting whimsical characters in an outdoor setting around cherry blossom foliage. Koransha was founded as a maker and exporter of Arita porcelain in 1875 by Eizaemon Fukagawa and three partners. After the company was dissolved in 1879, Eizaemon founded Koran, the company that would later become Koransha. The vessel measures 8 in – 20.3 cm wide, 2 ¼ in – 5.7 cm deep and 9 ¾ in – 24.6 cm in height.

Pair of 20th C. Marble Specimen Obelisks - John Nicholas Antiques

This sleek and very decorative pair of marble specimen obelisks set on a cubed base features a geometric designed pattern in green, purple, cream and brick red all outlined in black. Each obelisk measures 12 in – 30.5 cm square and 47 ½ in - 120.6 cm in height. They would make an amazing decorators’ piece for a variety of rooms and decors.      

Flame Mahogany Segmented Circular Extending Table - John Nicholas Antiques

This stunning and beautifully designed flame mahogany segmented circular extending table is in the Regency style, and features leaves that are internally stored. When the table top is turned, it opens to reveal the leaves set inside, and can then be unfolded which raises them to the table top. The table comfortably seats six and extends to seat eight to 10. The table rests on a central pedestal base, supported by five splayed legs finished with brass acanthus leaf feet. It measures 77 3/4 in - 197.5 cm when fully opened and 62 in - 157.5 cm closed without the leaves, with a height of 29 3/4 in - 75.5 cm. This beautiful table would make an outstanding focal point for any dining room in a range of styles and settings.   

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Collection of Leather Bound Books, Series 104 - John Nicholas Antiques

This beautiful collection of leather-bound Swedish Literature books contains 33 books, in warm rich tones of brick and dark red with gold leaf embossing. Aside from a few books that are scuffed and scratched, these books are all in very good condition and would beautifully enhance any bookcase or library. The books measure 39 - 99 cm wide, with the tallest book height of 7 ½ in – 19 cm and the deepest book depth 5 ¼ in – 13.5 cm.  Please note, the books pictured are the actual books you will receive.      

Polo - Chelsea Gallery

Bronze polo player

Original Photograph by Brian Griffin - Thomas Crabb Antiques

Born in Birmingham in 1948, Brian Griffin is one of England’s most influential and creative portrait photographers. He studied at Manchester Polytechnic’s School of Photography, where he first discovered a multitude of artistic movements to influence his work. Brian’s work draws influences as diverse as Renaissance masters, through to Symbolism and Surrealism, with ‘film noir’ lighting often used in conjunction. In 2011 Brian was commissioned to produce a major exhibition to launch Marseille-Provence 2013 European Capital of Culture, and his work can be viewed in numerous permanent collections in museums throughout the UK.

This image was part of a series of work done in 2004 in Stratford.  Royal Photographic Society member Brian Griffin has made 165 portraits of the workers and managers involved in the construction of Britain’s first high speed railway. The construction of the Channel Tunnel Rail Link from St Pancreas in London has taken nine years to construct, with 8,000 people working over 50 million hours to build it.

19th C. Italian Grand Tour Carved Alabaster, Mica and Marble Wall Plaque - Thomas Crabb Antiques

This beautiful and intricately carved 19th C. Italian Grand Tour wall plaque is made of alabaster, mica and marble. The center features 8 both male and female relief white marble busts, set against a black mica background with a wide alabaster shaped rim with very delicately detailed, etched floral designs. The plate measures 8 ½ in – 21.5 cm wide by 8 ½ in – 21.5 cm high, with a depth of ¾ in- 2 cm.

Dog Portrait Oil on Canvas - John Nicholas Antiques

This well executed oil on canvas of an English Nobleman is a mid-20th C. reproduction of an original late 18th century painting, with a whimsical twist. The portrait is very detailed and well sized, featured with a later addition of a poodle face. The piece is unsigned and sits in a decorative and deep gilt frame. It measures 39 ¼ in – 99.7 cm wide, 47 ¼ in – 120 cm high and 2 ¼ in – 5.7 cm deep.    

Pair of Small Gilt Wood Shelves - John Nicholas Antiques

These lovely shelf units are made from gilt wood and shaped in a decorative triangular form design. Each shelf measures 9 ½ in – 24 cm wide, 7 ½ in – 19 cm high and 4 ½ in – 11.5 cm in depth. These shelves would make a functional as well as attractive accent piece for many different rooms in the home.

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Bespoke Black Lacquer Open Bookcase with Two Military Style Drawers - John Nicholas Antiques

This bookcase is part of a new series of furniture pieces designed to be made to order. This bookcase is a simple yet very elegant unit, and also well-proportioned in size. It measures 73 in – 185.5 cm wide, 40 in - 101.5 cm in height and 13 ½ in - 34.3 cm deep.

We can build storage pieces to any modification, providing shelves, drawers and cupboards to areas which would never accommodate a traditional sized or shaped unit. We can use a variety of different woods and finishes, with hardware in chrome or brass. Please contact us for more information on specific needs.

Art Deco Walnut Dining Table - Thomas Crabb Antiques

This beautiful and substantial Art Deco dining table showcases a classic style of the period. The table has an oblong hexagonal shaped top and stands on twin slender pedestal supports. The table measures 74 in – 188 cm wide, 38 in – 96.5 cm deep and 30 in – 76.2 cm in height.

Early 19th C. Mahogany Chest of Drawers - John Nicholas Antiques

This very attractive and well-proportioned mahogany chest of drawers features 5 long graduating cock beaded drawers with the original ornate brass handles and hardware, supported on bracket feet. It measures 40 in – 101.6 cm wide, 21 ½ in – 54.6 cm deep and 42 ½ in – 108 cm in height. This chest would make a fine addition to a variety of different rooms and settings.

Wine Cooler - John Nicholas Antiques

Silver plated ship's wine cooler

H:17cm
W:30cm
D:30cm