Furniture

A good quality late 19th century Sofa / Chaise Longue by Jas Shoolbred - London. Raised on 4 turned legs and the original casters with the left back leg bearing the makers stamp. S...

An Art Deco walnut wardrobe from the quality furniture makers Jas Shoolbred   - circa 1920's Fitted out with a clothes rail and coat hooks There's further storage in the drawer to th...

A very nicely shaped sofa by Jas Shoolbred raised on walnut cabriolet front legs. In good structural condition and only requiring upholstery. If you would like this upholstering ...

We are delighted to offer for sale this lovely mid-Victorian James Jas Shoolbred refectory dining table in solid walnut A good looking functional and well made English refectory table from one of the finest cabinet makers our country has ever seen. The table is in period condition, it has a three plank top which has a couple of splits due to age and fair use, the top has been refinished by stripping it back, staining and then sealing with a work surface finish, what this means is the table is as sanitary as a kitchen worktop, ideal for modern life! Antique furniture by James Shoolbred and Co. (Jas Shoolbred) James Shoolbred & Co or also known as Jas Shoolbred was established in the 1820’s as a draper’s shop, at Tottenham Court Road, London. The company first began supplying textiles to the furniture trade. By the 1860’s, the company began designing, manufacturing and selling its own high-quality furniture in their thriving and fashionable furniture shop. By the 1880’s, Jas Shoolbred had expanded to such an extent that the business had to move to larger premises, becoming one of the first large department stores in London, who would supply quality antique furniture and accessories for the Victorian home. The furniture was displayed in a series of catalogues that the company produced every year with their new and impressive designs. James Shoolbred’s furniture was always displayed and photographed alongside the textiles, carpets and other accessories that the company sold, creating an example interior design for customers to view. Jas Shoolbred was granted a Royal warrant by the mid-1880s and their Victorian furniture was of the best quality available of the late Victorian period. Unfortunately, as with most great Victorian designers...

We are delighted to offer for sale this lovely mid-Victorian James Jas Shoolbred walnut Library bookcase A good looking functional and well made English Bookcase from one of the finest cabinet makers our country has ever seen. The piece is in period condition, its made with solid chunks of timber and will last many more lifetimes to go. We have cleaned waxed and polished it from top to bottom Antique furniture by James Shoolbred and Co. (Jas Shoolbred) James Shoolbred & Co or also known as Jas Shoolbred was established in the 1820s as a draper’s shop, at Tottenham Court Road, London. The company first began supplying textiles to the furniture trade. By the 1860s, the company began designing, manufacturing and selling its own high-quality furniture in their thriving and fashionable furniture shop. By the 1880s, Jas Shoolbred had expanded to such an extent that the business had to move to larger premises, becoming one of the first large department stores in London, who would supply quality antique furniture and accessories for the Victorian home. The furniture was displayed in a series of catalogues that the company produced every year with their new and impressive designs. James Shoolbred’s furniture was always displayed and photographed alongside the textiles, carpets and other accessories that the company sold, creating an example interior design for customers to view. Jas Shoolbred was granted a Royal warrant by the mid-1880s and their Victorian furniture was of the best quality available of the late Victorian period. Unfortunately, as with most great Victorian designers...

Wimbledon furniture Wimbledon furniture is delighted to offer for sale this lovely rare original Victorian, circa 1860 James Jas Shoolbred aged brown leather Chesterfield sofa What can I say, if you’re in the market for the best Victorian Chesterfield sofas in the world there are two names that are at the top of the list, Howard & Sons and Jas Shoolbred, here we have a fully stamped James Jas Shoolbred sofa, the inside back leg has the serial number stamped and the front castors are both stamped Shoolbred London, the rear castors are stamped to the H&H to the base plate The condition is fabulous for the age, it has the original horse hair filling, the base platform is a coil sprung affair with a central steel beam found on again only the finest models , I have removed the base cover below so you can see the age etc, the only way to tell a genuine Victorian piece is to look at the seat platform, the cover has been neatly replaced as you can see Dimensions Height:- 67cm Width:- 198.5cm Depth:- 84.5cm Please note all measurements are taken at the widest point, if you would like any additional or specific measurements please ask Antique furniture by James Shoolbred and Co. (Jas Shoolbred) James Shoolbred & Co or also knows as Jas Shoolbred was established in the 1820s as a draper’s shop, at Tottenham Court Road, London. The company first began supplying textiles to the furniture trade. By the 1860s, the company began designing, manufacturing and selling its own high quality furniture in their thriving and fashionable furniture shop. By the 1880s, Jas Shoolbred had expanded to such an extent that the business had to move to larger premises, becoming one of the first large department stores in London, who would supply quality antique furniture and accessories for the Victorian home. The furniture was displayed in a series of catalogues that the company produced every year with their new and impressive designs. James Shoolbred’s furniture was always displayed and photographed alongside the textiles, carpets and other accessories that the company sold, creating an example interior design for customers to view. Jas Shoolbred was granted a Royal warrant by the mid-1880s and their Victorian furniture was of the best quality available of the late Victorian period. Unfortunately, as with most great Victorian designers...

For sale is a good quality Mahogany Revolving Bookcase by Jas Schoolbred. The bookcase has small turned spindles at the top and bottom, and stands on small cabriole feet. This piece is in good condition having been restored and re-polished. Width 19.25" x Depth 19.25" x Height 34.5" James Shoolbred & Co or also knows as Jas Shoolbred was established in the 1820’s as a draper’s shop, at Tottenham Court Road, London. The company first began supplying textiles to the furniture trade. By the 1860s, the company began designing, manufacturing and selling its own high quality furniture in their thriving and fashionable furniture shop. By the 1880’s, Jas Shoolbred had expanded to such an extent that the business had to move to larger premises, becoming one of the first large department stores in London, who would supply quality antique furniture...