Norman Adams

A related table using the same architecture is illustrated in 18th century English furniture: The Norman Adams Collection. Note the label we found on the underside.

Literature: A similar writing table can be seen in 18th Century English Furniture: The Norman Adams Collection. p.118. Identical handles on a sideboard, now the property of the Ban...

Candle stands of this style, given their delicate Nature, are exceptionally rare survivals and this pair relate closely to a slightly late pair of Regency poles screens illustrated i...

., London The elegant form of the base of this table is very similar to that of the dining table at Hardwick Hall, Derbyshire, illustrated in the Shorter Dictionary of English Fur...

For an example of similar foliate carving on a textured punchwork backing, see the column of a related tripod table in the Norman Adams Collection illustrated in 18th Century English...

Another similar chair, lacking the carved supports to the upholstered back is illustrated in Christopher Claxton Stevens and Stewart Whittington, 18υth Century English Furni...

Another related table, also with a Mack, Williams & Gibton label, is illustrated, Stevens and Whittington, 18 (th) Century Furniture The Norman Adams Collection, 1983, p. 169,

Chippendale period chairs with dealer labels of Norman Adams noted London dealer of the finest English furniture.

Fine set of Georgian mahogany library steps, the four treads having through tenons, the turned riser ending in onion finial, good patina and bearing a Norman Adams celluloid on the u...

Exceptionally fine George III mahogany demilune sideboard, the richly figured and patinated single board top with holly stringing and mahogany crossbanding, the shallow middle drawer...

Each with caned back with painted lunette at crest rail, seat caned with down swept arms and bamboo turned legs with a flared taper. Provenance Norman Adams, London. Labelled on base.

Each with a molded tablet crestrail and double bar and rosette splat, fluted scroll arms, Molded sabre legs.Sold by Norman Adams, London

Exceptional color and patina, circa 1790. Provenance: Norman Adams, London.

Supported on a splay leg base with original brass box castors. ( Table bearing the trade label name of Norman Adams Antiques Knightsbridge).

The construction of this cabinet more typical of a carpenter than a trained cabinet maker, and that coupled with the use of yew wood in its entirety, leads one to believe this piece ...

Some early pieces exist with atrade label of Mack, Williams and Gibton including a Regency rosewood writing table illustrated in Claxton-Stevens and Whittington, Eighteen Century Eng...

This wonderful cabinet also retains a trade label to show it was once retailed by the famous London furniture specialists "Norman Adams Ltd" who dealt at the very top end of the E...

This wonderful table also retains a trade label and original purchase invoice from the famous London furniture specialists "Norman Adams Ltd" who dealt at the very top end of the E...

Reference: 18th Century English Furniture: The Norman Adams Collection, pg. 190 & pg. 200 for Breakfront form pg. 190 showing brass pulls, glazing-bar design, & general p...

Claxton Stevens, '18th Century Furniture: The Norman Adams Collection', London, 1989, p. 368 and R.

A very similar example from Norman Adams Ltd featured in Christopher Gilbert’s ‘Pictorial Dictionary of Marked London Furniture 1700-1840’, figs. 883-885.

A related oval mirror was sold in Christie’s ‘Hotspur & Norman Adams sale’ 20th November 2008 lot 57, (Later painted green and white, restorations and 19th century mirror plate) @ £1...

Previously sold by renowned London based antiques dealer Norman Adams and retaining original label to the underside, circa 1780.

Rectangular top over a pair of paneled doors enclosing adjustable shelves, raised on turned feet and original casters. Provenance; Norman Adams Ltd. London. Includes key.

‘FINE 18TH CENTURY FURNITURE AND WORKS OF ART’, Norman Adams Collection, British Antiques Catalogue, C.

Dimensions: H: 37 in / 94.5 cm D: 23 in / 58 cm D: 21 in / 54 cm Comparative Literature: Stevens, Christopher Claxton, and Stewart Whittington. 18th Century English Furniture...

The table also retains a trade retail label from the famous London furniture specialists “Norman Adams Ltd” who dealt at the very top end of the English trade for around 8 decades, f...

Mahogany Pembroke highly decorated with inlaid woods. Fluted legs. Smith & Watson model B253

A Rare Narrow Georgian Mahogany Tallboy. Ex Norman Adams,London Height:4'2" Width: 23 1/2" Depth: 14 1/2"

The Dining Table has a retail metal label from the legendary antique shop of Norman Adams. "ANTIQUE FURNITUE from NORMAN ADAMS LTD. 8-10, HANS ROAD, LONDON.

A well-proportioned George III period serpentine mahogany chest, the top with boxwood crossbanding, with period swan neck handles supported on shaped bracket feet. Norman Adams pl...

The writing surface with indented double bowed corners. Ex Norman Adams London. In quite exceptional condition.

English, circa 1760, with Norman Adams label.

The tray beautifully painted with a charming rustic village scene of women, children and animals gathering before a cottage after George Morland (English, 1763-1804), set on a mahoga...

(the seat frame is restored) Reference of similar gilded carving: • Norman Adams (page 41) • Dictionary of English Furniture by Macquoid & Edwards (page 250 - Fig 133) • Sh...

A related example is in "Norman Adams" pg 269.

II related pedestals, see: "The Norman Adams Collection" by Christopher C. Stephen, pg 440.

This example is a particularly successful expression of the type. The chair retains a Norman Adams lable to the rail and is probably the chair illustrated in 18th Century English...

For a nearly identical match ref: Norman Adams Collection, Stevens & Whittington, Page 45, color pl. 5.

English c.1795, Provenance: Private Collection, London; Norman Adams, London. Armchairs Top rail Height: 33 1/2" Seat Height: 18" Width:21 1/2" Depth: se...

A similarly carved English table in the Norman Adams Collection is illustrated 18th century English Furniture, Christopher Claxton Stevens, et al.

See also Christopher Claxton Stevens and Stewart Whittington, 18th century English Furniture, The Norman Adams Collection, Antique Collectors Club 1983, page 188, for a collector’s...

A further comparison is another pair of window seats with close stylistic affinities, almost certainly supplied by Chippendale for Harewood House, Leeds is illustrated in Chiristophe...

Another related pair of candlesticks, dated circa 1760, is illustrated in Christopher Claxton Stevens and Stewart Whittington, ‘18th Century English Furniture: The Norman Adams Colle...

Similarly rounded corners, with re-entrant feet and tops, can be seen on an architectural bureau cabinet, quite possibly from the same workshop, illustrated in The Antique Collector,...

Two Sotheby's London auction catalogues on musical instruments. 1.) Sotheby's London Musical Instruments Thursday 14th November 1985. Hardcover with no dust jacket. Unpaginated. 2.) ...

19th Century Georgian six door breakfront secretaire bookcase. The molded cornice to the top sits above six elliptical paned glass doors to the upper section which opens to adjustabl...