Hindley And Sons

original ceramic cup casters The back leg stamped Hindley & Sons, 134 Oxford St London, where the firm was

A superb quality mid-Victorian period walnut library stretcher table by C Hindley & Sons , Oxford

Oxford St., London flourished between 1822-1844when they were taken over by Hindley and Sons.They had a

A Burr walnut Victorian Period antique coffee table by Hindley & Sons of London. Having a shaped

A mid-19th century Victorian walnut easy chair by Hindley & Son. The chair has a high button

Octagonal centre table by Hindley and Sons England circa 1900 Beautifully made table with

mahogany legs on the original gilt collars and stamped castors C Hindley and Sons, London. English

A mid 19th Century armchair by Hindley & Sons of 134 Oxford Street - London c1850. Raised on tice

Satinwood open bookcase By C Hindley & Sons, the large rectangular top with inlaid detail and

We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning and very rare Satin Walnut C Hindley & Son’s (1766

mahogany legs on the original gilt collars and stamped castors C Hindley and Sons, London. English

opposing functional cupboard doors, on concealed casters. Made and stamped by C. Hindley and Sons, Oxford

Antique Victorian quality mahogany freestanding slide top Davenport by Charles Hindley and Sons

A superb mid 19th century Prie-dieu or prayer chair by the renowned Charles Hindley & Sons of 134

address "Hindley & Sons, Oxford Street, London".

brass Cope & Collinson castors. Makers name and address “Hindley & Sons, Oxford Street, London, stamped

A fine quality mid 19th century gilt walnut armchair by Hindley & sons - Miles & Edwards c1844. In

19th Century English oak pedestal desk by Hindley & Sons, Oxford St. London. This quality desk is

maker: C.Hindley & Sons, late Miles & Edwards, 134 Oxford Street, London. It bears the inventory number

brass castors stamped C Hindley & Sons Oxford Street, London.

Hindley & Sons ") (This charming chest of drawers is most unusual in terms of proportions having a

curtains. Charles Hindley & Sons bought out Miles & Edwards in 1844.

original brass castors. Back leg having the stamp Hindley and Son, 134 Oxford Street London 20962

& Sons, 134 Oxford St. London. Charles Hindley & Sons were at this address from 1832 to 1892 when they

Hindley and Sons, Oxford Street, London for Sir John Gurney Hoare, Cliff House, Cromer, Norfolk

A mahogany Late Victorian Period antique pedestal desk by Hindley & Sons of London. Having a

A most elegant “Semainier”chest in satin birch with side locking mechanism. Stamped by C Hindley

The wellington chest is stamped C.Hindley & Sons 134 Oxford St London and numbered 52237. The top

. Lovely colour. Stamped "T Hindley and Sons/Miles and Edwards, Oxford Street". Miles and Edwards of

Regency Rosewood Davenport stamped Hindly & Son, late Miles and Edwards. The prototype for this

Incredible example of Asian lacquer carving. Standing over seven feet tall, this monumental display shelf was produced in Japan at the end of the Edo period, late 19th century. It fe...

This attractive mahogany Edwardian Davenport / writing desk, circa 1900s has been constructed from quality solid mahogany having a raised back above a fall front moulded edge writing...

Rare and remarkable antique George III style partners desk with the original tooled green leather top on a mahogany case with four drawers on either side, brass hardware, stylized fa...

A statement piece for any home office, den or living room! This attractive 19th century English made Burr Walnut pedestal desk has a gilt tooled leather top with a shaped break on th...

An Exceptional Quality And Extremely Rare Early 18th Century Regency Period Burr Elm Davenport Having Hinged Swivel Top With Inset Leather, Retaining Elegant Original Ormolu Gallery ...