Hampton & Sons Seating

Hampton & Sons Armchair in Rosemary Hallgarten Boucle England circa 1850 Antique frame, newly upholstered in alpaca boucle blend by Rosemary Hallgarten.

This is a very nice quality armchair by renowned makers Hampton and sons of Pall Mall. Very comfy with a great shape to both the frame and the arms. Turned mahogany supports and butt...

A good quality 19th century compact chesterfield sofa by Hampton & sons of Pall Mall - London. Raised on Walnut legs and the original stamped brass and ceramic casters. In good solid order and just requiring upholstery. For upholstery As with all my upholstered seating I do offer upholstery should you wish. 170cm wide 87cm deep 66cm high 40cm seat...

This is a very nice quality armchair by renowned makers Hampton and sons of Pall Mall. Very comfy with a great shape to both the frame and the arms. T...

We are delighted to offer for sale this very rare original Hampton & Son’s Pall Mall Victorian circa 1870 restored hand dyed leather captains office chair A very good looking well made solid oak framed armchair with original fully restored hand dyed brown leather upholstery and Hampton & Son’s stamped base Hampton furniture is highly collectable and very expensive, online gallery’s has pedestal desks in the tens of thousands along with other eye watering prices for similar pieces The chair has been restored as mentioned to include having the timber French polished, the leather has been stripped back and hand dyed this lovely cigar brown colour, the leather hide is original, its very coarse, it has tonnes of patina marks, old repairs, one large leather repair to the back, you couldn't fake or reproduce this type of look and feel Dimensions: Height 92cm Width 63cm Depth 68cm Please note all measurements are taken at the widest point In 1830 William Hampton opened a shop for the sale of general household furniture in Cranbourn Street. He was subsequently joined by his two sons George and William Powell (the sons of George Hampton; Harold, Fred and Clarence also later entered the business). In 1869 the business expanded with new premises on the corner site comprising 8 Pall Mall East and 1-3 Dorset Place (now Whitcomb Street). Throughout its history the firm suffered a number of serious fires, the first of which occurred in 1890. As the firm continued to expand it took over control of a number of other firms, beginning with James Coulson and Co of Lisburn, Northern Ireland in 1898, and in the early 1950's Goodall, Lamb and Highway of King Street, Manchester and Robson and Sons...

We are delighted to offer for sale this very rare original Hampton & Son’s Pall Mall Victorian circa 1870 fully restored hand dyed leather wingback armchair A very good looking well made solid oak framed armchair with original fully restored hand dyed brown leather upholstery and Hampton & Son’s stamped castors As you can see pictured Hampton furniture is highly collectable and very expensive, online gallery’s has a pedestal desk and it is in the tens of thousands. The chair has been restored as mentioned to include having the timber french polished, the leather has been stripped back and hand dyed this lovely cigar brown colour The chair is small in size, ideal for modern living where space is at a premium Dimensions: Height:- 85.5cm Width:- 74.5cm Depth:- 84cm Please note all measurements are taken at the widest point, if you would like any additional or specific measurements please ask In 1830 William Hampton opened a shop for the sale of general household furniture in Cranbourn Street. He was subsequently joined by his two sons George and William Powell (the sons of George Hampton; Harold, Fred and Clarence also later entered the business). In 1869 the business expanded with new premises on the corner site comprising 8 Pall Mall East and 1-3 Dorset Place (now Whitcomb Street). Throughout its history the firm suffered a number of serious fires, the first of which occurred in 1890. As the firm continued to expand it took over control of a number of other firms, beginning with James Coulson and Co of Lisburn, Northern Ireland in 1898, and in the early 1950's Goodall, Lamb and Highway of King Street, Manchester and Robson and Sons...