Small antique Victorian writing table in mahogany, made by Heal & Son, London. This charming small writing table is in lovely original condition, with two drawers, turned handles, turned legs & the original white porcelain casters. It's full of character, with normal indentations from use & it's nice to find a makers name stamped on the drawer. I would say it dates to around the 1860 period.
Fantastic quality & good looking deep buttoned leather antique chesterfield. This chesterfield is in good original condition & you can feel the crisp horse hair underneath the leather. The leather is a nice distressed dark brown, it's hand tacked & has bun feet with casters underneath. What's extra nice is that the cushions are also buttoned. Take a good look at all of the images, but to be honest the photos don't really do it justice. I'm not sure of the exact age, but at a guess I'd say it was over 80 years old or possibly older. They have been making these since Victorian times, so it's hard to tell. I do have another one in my shop right now, which is lighter in colour & a bit less money, but I don't have a photo of it yet.
This wonderful quality antique solid mahogany triple pedestal dining table, is the best table I've ever had. It's solid mahogany, with all the original leafs. This table is the sort of thing that people are always asking for, but I can never get. It came out of a private residence in London & the condition was so good, that all we did was give it a good polish up. I thought it dated from around the 1910 period, but my polisher was advised by a reputable antiques dealer that it was Victorian. Either way it's a fantastic table, of very generous proportions. Check out the measurements below as well as the images.Naturally, this table can be reduced in size by taking out the two leafs. The table top & leafs have brass forks which should pull it all together. Some of the forks are a bit bent, so I think I might have to order a new set. This dining table has a good original colour too.
Very stylish small pair of Swedish Art Deco armchairs. They would look equally good mixed in with antique or modern room settings. The frames are satinbirch & they have been recently recovered in the same way as they were before, with the ribbed backs. The fabric is a cream linen. I would say they date from around the 1930-50's period & they are in good condition for their age.