Holly Johnson Antiques

An Arts and Crafts Breakfront low Bookcase Cabinet by Stanley Webb Davies, England circa 1925. Beautiful craftsmanship Incised artists mark and craftsman mark inside the central door...

A true pair of Regency Chaise Longues. Mirror opposites. Dark Mahogany with Gilt mounts. English. Circa 1820 Prov; The Dropmore Park Estate, Berkshire. former home to Lord Willia...

A large unusual Anglo-Indian Occasional Table. Square form Indian Teak. The top set with an early Chinese 18th painted porcelain panel depicting rare exotic birds, famille rose. Pr...

A 19th Century Painted Pine Chest of drawers. Solid Pine base with original finish. Faux grain effect, blonde wood finish. Side stiles painted with an original stipple effect. Or...

John W Mills (1933-2023) PPRBS ARCA FRSA Study of Doris, the Afghan Hound. Pencil on Paper Signed and dated “83”

An early 19th century Austrian Chest with original paintwork. Pine. Painted with floral sprays in red, blue and white to the front. Decorative remains of paint all over. Lovely gn...

A Bookcase/ Display Cabinet in the Georgian style by Heals of London. Satinwood and flame mahogany. Ebony stringing. The top with moulded cornice above glazed doors with adjustabl...

A Liberty of London Aesthetic Japanese inspired Chair. Carved fruitwood depicting stylized foliage Imported to Liberty’s department store from Japan for their Orient section. England...

A Dutch Folk Art Turners Armchair from Friesland. Oak- in original dusky red/ pink paint. Lovely patination. Bobbin turning Top splat with carved floral sprays either side of dat...

An original Welsh Lambing Chair Sourced from Anglesey. Painted Elm. Pierced love heart to the back , original dog kennel and carved nibbles to the base. Historic repairs, good or...

Fine 19th Century Oak Side Cabinet by Thomas Edwards & Sons of Newcastle under Lyme, England circa 1880. Ivorine makers label to cabinet door. Fine brass handles and original coast...

Elm and burr elm desk and matching chair designed by John Makepeace. Made by Mark Coray in the Makepeace Workshops. Of shaped form with round column supports. Inset leather to the to...

An early 20th century sculpted terracotta bust of a lady. The rear indistinctly signed, possibly for Josep Reyes. The sitter with adorned coiffure, her head turned gently , her sh...

A Tallboy by Gordon Russell (1892-1980) Black Walnut and Cedar. 2 cupboard doors enclosing 2 drawers above 4 drawers with wooden handles. Copper plaque to the reverse. England 19...

A large Regency Provincial Chest of Drawers. Mahogany with inlay of boxwood, Harewood and ebonized wood. Depicting shell cartouches and floral classical column festoons. Two short dr...

Rare and Early “Stow” Oak Chest of Drawers by Gordon Russell, England circa 1930 Oak D shaped handles. 105 cm high x 102 cm wide x 54 cm deep.

A Heals tall chest of drawers in the Art Deco style. Walnut Of Geometric form. 3 drawers to top and 4 below. English Circa 1920 Ivorine label 76 cm wide x 112 cm high x 48 cm deep

A Hanging Corner Cabinet by Stanley Webb Davies Chestnut Carved Diamond decoration and indented reel carved decoration England Circa 1930 76 cm high x 54 cm wide x 36 cm deep

Victorian Tramp Work Box, America circa 1880 Carved with chip and notch pyramidal carving Panels of Acorns and Snow bells, applied in high-relief Silver handles and escutcheon

A Pair of Louis XVI Style painted Fauteuils/ Armchairs. Late 19th Century. French. Blue silk upholstery 100 cm high x 69 cm wide x 69 cm deep

Late Victorian Lounge Chair, England circa 1880 Howard Style Ebonized wood feet with original casters William and Morris fabric England, circa 1880 86 cm high x 71 cm wide x 71 cm deep

G-Plan Bedside Table, England circa 1955 Oak and enamel finish Brass handles and mounts Black enamel base Makers stamp to inside of drawer 53 cm high x 48 cm wide x 48 cm deep

Elm and burr elm desk and matching chair designed by John Makepeace. Made by Mark Coray in the Makepeace Workshops. Of shaped form with round column supports. Inset leather to the to...

Rare Oak Reclining Armchair. By Heals of London. Simple sliding mechanism to recline and magazine pockets on either side. English Circa 1930