Thomas Hope

Carved pine or mahogany Egyptian Pharaohs, based on the Thomas Hope Deepdene temple model. Thomas Hope pedestals, with carving, can be supplied.

An accurate copy of an original Thomas Hope design. Mahogany, bronze painted and gilded.

A fine carved mahogany stool in the manner of Thomas Hope. To be upholstered in the clients own material.

A fine Thomas Hope design arm or desk chair in carved mahogany.

Decorative carved wood ebonised and gilded figures by Thomas Hope. Originally made as a pair and placed aboard a serving table for decoration only.

This window bench, or long stool, is taken directly from a design by Thomas Hope (1769-1831). The fluted seat rails are supported by reeded legs, filled with turned discs on crossed,...

A very rare recently found design klismos chair undoubtedly from the Thomas Hope Design book. The concave backs with very unusual reeded decoration, the splat with incised carved rou...

A Grand Tour Thomas Hope design turned and tapered leg console with domed paterae frieze.

A fine and rare cellarette attributed to Thomas Hope, ca 1810. In the best quality mahogany with ebony lines and raised on well-carved animal paw feet.

Period English mahogany desk or sofa table in style of Thomas Hope Mahogany with figured mahogany inlays Original canopic figures in Egyptian Revival neoclassic Exquisitely carv...

England, circa 1820 A fine English Regency period mahogany stool in the manner of Thomas Hope, the sabre legs supporting a curved saddle seat with reeded decoration to the frieze, a...

The lion’s paw supports are also a distinctive trait of Hope’s designs. In 1795, during the Grand Tour, Thomas Hope visited Rome for the first time.

A rare opportunity to acquire a monumental, true pair of Thomas Hope-style consoles—architectural in presence, highly decorative, and ready to place and enjoy.

Crafted from rich mahogany, it reflects the bold symmetry and mythological influence that defined Thomas Hope’s vision of Regency furniture. The distinctive bowed and panel-carved to...

D & Hewat-Jaboor. P., Thomas Hope Regency Designer, Italy, 2008, p. 372 & 373.

Early 19th Century Thomas Hope mahogany console table. The table features a marble top rested on mirror-backed base with two carved griffins.

Note: In the early 19th century Thomas Hope's brother, Henry Philip, acquired the famous "Hope Diamond" for the sum of $65,000, a high price to pay at that time.

Rare period English Gueridon in style of or attributed to Thomas Hope. In "As Found Condition" but bearing original gilding and paint under later white wash.

This powerful design, incorporates elements from one of the most influential designers of the Regency period Thomas Hope, having Greco-Roman forms and Hopes symbolic winged lion mono...

Height 218.00cm Width 101.00cm Depth 56.00cm Born into the wealthy merchant banking family Hope & Co. in Amsterdam 1769, Thomas Hope was a hugely influential tast...

However the design is clearly taken from the Thomas Hope Models. Thomas Hope published his sketches of furniture in a Folio volume, titled " Household Furniture and Interior Decorati...

An impressive pair of early 19th century two-light candelabra in the manner of Thomas Hope, in the form of classical ladies with outstretched arms holding circular trays mounted with...

We are delighted to offer for sale this extremely well made circa 1780 English Giltwood, hand carved armchair after Thomas Hope A very decorative and well made armchair, this pie...

A monumental pair of finely carved Mahogany Grand Tour design specialist aged painted and gesso decorated torcheres.

English Regency (early 19th Century) carved wooden child\'s chair with an ornately carved curved crest rail and openwork scroll & foliate back splat, with arms that protrude over the...

This table, or monopedium as described by the connoisseur and designer Thomas Hope, is made in oak inlaid with ebony. On stylistic grounds it would be logical to date it to around 18...

In the style of Thomas Hope, the rectangular three-quarter galleried top over a single frieze drawer raised on caryatid front supports, above a plinth base and carved paw feet, the w...

A Regency design carved mahogany Egyptian influence hall chair with carved and panelled back, supported on Herme tapered panelled legs. Please note we are currently working to a 30-...

A 19th century statuary Regency marble fireplace in the manner of Thomas Hope. The side blockings depicting scrolling, leaves, shells and flowers.

You are viewing a pair of antique gilt and bronze urns in the manner of Thomas Hope The look is high Regency with a dazzling colour interplay between the black and gilt They are clas...

Gorgeous pair of Georgian style terracotta garden urns Classic pair of the garden, would really make your exterior look great These urns are in the manner of Thomas Hope (1769-1831) ...

You are viewing a gorgeous Regency sofa in the manner of Thomas Hope Regency aesthetics with a heavy nod to neo-classicism The sofa features a carved light walnut frame with a warm g...

The use of horizontal anthemions and the scroll wings to the feet are designs that feature prominantly in Thomas Hopes drawings. Excellent colour throughout and well preserved untou...

The novelty and exceptional quality of Thomas Hope’s designed pieces of furniture command great admiration with collectors all around the world and they can be seen displayed in some...

Pair gorgeous classical garden urns of campana form Perfect for achieving that air of classical refinement in the classic English garden These are in the manner of Thomas Hope who al...

19th Century Roman Revival Vase Grand Tour Amphora Style, After Thomas Hope This 19th-century amphora-style vase is a superb example of Roman Revival design, inspired by the neoclas...

The legs are attached in lots of three with a top mounted frame, this frame can be easily unscrewed using the period solid brass screws, this removes all the legs for ease of transpo...

A pair of English Regency-style armchairs with x-shaped backs, burl splats, multiple reeded & tapered carved turnings throughout, well supported with faux bamboo X stretchers. Ne...

The Egyptian influenced inlay is reminiscent of designs by Thomas Hope in his influential Household Furniture and Interior Decoration published in 1807.

English Regency Mahogany bow front inlaid sideboard with flanking hinged cabinets, three central graduated drawers, flanking carved foliage stiles with acorn finials, original engrav...

Period early 19th century English rosewood center table or breakfast table of Thomas Hope Pyramidal Form. Tilt top mechanism. Well matched Rosewood.

Mahogany Curule style open armchair in the manor of the design of Thomas. Hope. This attractive late 19th century chair has a moulded X frame facade with a central carved reeded rand...

A pair of high Regency Coromandel and ormolu bookcase console tables in the style of Thomas Hope, each of rectangular form with two square section pillars in the form of pharaonic te...

Carved with anthemion frieze supported by robustly carved winged leopards issuing from acanthus wrapped monopodia supports. Inspired by a Thomas Hope design. Please note we are curr...

A Regency gilded wood stool, carved with lotus leaf decoration and lion paw feet, based on a design from Thomas Hope’s ‘Household Furniture and Interior Decoration’ 1807.

Period rosewood sofa table by the Acclaimed cabinetmakers, Thomas and George Seddon, London On a for by Thomas Hope, neoclassical and Greek inspired.

A Thomas Hope design bench with architecturally inspired recumbent lion and platform base design ends resting upon square recessed block feet.

A fine Thomas Hope inspired Regency circular dining table, with star and ring decorated top, on four splay base, terminating in brass castors.

A marvelous French empire period dore bronze-mounted center table with X-form stretcher on either side, most probably from a Thomas Hope design. This beautifully hand carved center t...

It is one of the finest late Georgian antique console tables one will see and is ready to grace your home. Thomas Hope was an influential designer, design reformer and collector.

A shallow Regency Grand Tour Thomas Hope design console with mirror back and three supporting monopodae supports.

A Regency style mahogany and brass mounted stool in the manner of Thomas Hope, with slung seat, lion head arm terminals, on a turned "X" base.

George Bullock is known to have employed oak veneers extensively in his work and the iconography of the brass inlay and enrichments embody Thomas Hope’s restrained neo-classicism. Ci...

His influential designs may have inspired Thomas Hope—the father of interior decoration-- to design his own version in 1807.

This model can be seen in Thomas Hope, “Household Furniture and Interior Decoration”, 1807, pl.

Brass inlay with carved Classical elements in the style of Thomas Hope. Opens and turns to reveal a 36" square card playing surface.

A fine Thomas Hope inspired Regency circular dining table with ebonised Greek key and black line decorated top.