Susan Osbourne

A striking cylindrical storage ottoman from the Susan Osbourne Collection, expertly handcrafted in London. This piece is upholstered in the sought-after 'Carriacou' fabric by Pierre...

An academically significant pair of English Early Victorian garden urns, dating to circa 1840. Executed in a high-quality stone, these urns are modeled after the celebrated "Borghese...

An exceptional Mid-Century Modern ceramic vase featuring a striking sculptural 'scale' or 'artichoke' leaf texture. This piece is finished in a vibrant, high-gloss turquoise glaze th...

An authentic Italian mid-century lounge chair, circa 1950. The design is defined by its organic silhouette, featuring a wide scalloped backrest and substantial rolled armrests. The c...

Casa Pupo was a decorative interiors retailer known for sourcing and commissioning ceramic lighting from Spain and Portugal in the later 20th century. A pink glazed ceramic table la...

An exceptional pair of antique Dutch ceramic table lamps, originally manufactured as cylindrical vases by the renowned Petrus Regout & Co. (Royal Sphinx) in Maastricht, Holland. ...

An elegant and substantial pair of polished brass Corinthian column table lamps, dating to the early 20th century, circa 1920. Each lamp is expertly cast in the form of a fluted clas...

A sophisticated blend of Gustavian elegance and Continental Rustic charm, this 19th-century commode features a beautifully weathered limed finish The centerpiece of this commode is ...

A striking pair of contemporary hand-blown art glass table lamps, produced in the 2010s. These pieces are executed in a deep, saturated cobalt blue and accented by a bold, fluid Latt...

The Susan Osbourne ottoman is constructed with hand-tied coil springs and traditional upholstery, incorporating rubberised hair and latex over a solid beechwood frame, raised on turned tapering legs in the French manner. Upholstered in a heavily woven Pierre Frey jacquard...

1860s French "Atelier" Love Seat — A Study in Seduction & Construction An exceptionally elegant and large-scale French Napoleon III period piece, circa 1860 - the construction s...

This elegant chaise longue was possibly commissioned in the mid 19th century England, influenced by continental style of the time where Louis XV revival is in vogue with its gentle f...

A delightful mid-19th century French canapé, dating to the Napoléon III period, circa 1830, showcasing the epitome of Napoleon III decorative vocabulary. The form is defined by its...

A charming mid-century wingback armchair, newly upholstered in a soft rose velvet, offering a relaxed silhouette and an inviting, cocooning comfort, bringing an air of romance and co...

A striking pair of contemporary table lamps, formed from hand-blown glass in soft celadon tones with applied opaque trailing. with a gently layered, almost submerged visual effect T...

A romantic mid-19th century continental velvet sofa, circa 1855–1870, traditionally associated with a Guernsey interior linked to Victor Hugo during his years in exile. The form — d...

A whimsical and plush accent piece, this armchair is a 20th-century take on the opulent French Napoleon III aesthetic. The chair is defined by its generously proportioned, perfectl...

A refined example of the “Vase Roseaux” model by Maison Charles, France, circa 1970. The model name means 'vase full of reeds', reeds symbolise the tranquil life around river Nile an...

A sculptural Murano glass chandelier by AV Mazzega, 'Petali Selle' model, also named the banana leaf. In alabastro, very rare colour. Italy, dating to the 1970s. Composed of hand-bl...

A pair of Spanish Colonial Revival polished brass wall sconces, late 20th century, likely '70s, each featuring a pierced diamond-form plaque with scrolling foliate ornament and a sin...

An elegant English Rococo giltwood mirror dating to the mid-18th century, circa 1750. Hand-carved original oak frame with gesso and exquisite water gilding; retaining original bevell...

A pair of Scandinavian Modern lounge chairs, likely from the Netherlands or Denmark, circa 1960. Mostly likely early 1960s - their cubic volumic body with a comfort-forward low-slung...

A classic 19th-century French Napoleon III armchair, circa 1870. This elegant library or lounge chair features its original proportions with a comfortably raked back and scrolled a...

An elegant and sculptural pair of wall-mounted sconces originating from the 1960s. These fixtures feature substantial, heavy-gauge frosted glass shades with deep vertical ribbing (...

This exquisite pair of French étagère side tables features three elegantly graduated tiers - first tier contains a drawer, providing a sophisticated stage for books or collectibles. ...

While reminiscent of the botanical works of Hans Kögl, these sconces exhibit the delicate hand-wrought metalwork and elegant 'ribbon-tied' motif characteristic of mid-century Florent...

A rare Louis XVI period gilded porter's chair, possibly water-gilded to a very high standard. The porter’s chair evolved in France and England in the late 17th and early 18th centur...

Beautiful pedigree for this pair of very handsome and delicately proportioned ebonised chairs, with a well-documented Parisian atelier lineage. (Atelier lineage attached to the latt...

A refined tôle peinte floral wall sconce - executed in the manner of Maison Jansen, with its restrained painterly approach to floral metalwork, naturalistic but also naïve in style ...

A generously proportioned French Second Empire / Napoleon III petal-back armchair, circa 1870, designed with comfort as much as elegance in mind. The softly scalloped back and enve...

A French tôle peinte wall sconce, circa 1920s, modelled as a grapevine with hand-cut leaves and grape clusters, finished in layered polychrome tôle peinte (painted sheet metal), the ...

A refined pair of West German Space Age mushroom shaped table lamps, circa 1960s, each composed of an opaline glass globe raised on a chromed, stacked cylindrical base - typical of t...

A refined French Louis XV revival side table, circa 1880. A hand-painted tabletop with a coveted craquelure effect adds to the romantic appeal of the pastoral scene. This side table...

A 19th-century French provincial armchair of compact and well-judged proportions, offering a comfortable scale suited to both traditional and relaxed interior settings. Originating ...

A contemporary re-edition by Susan Osbourne inspired by the Howard & Sons Bridgewater model, echoing the proportions and comfort of the original design. equally sturdy as it is c...

A Dutch blue and white faience table lamp of baluster form, early 20th century, decorated with vertical panels of floral and foliate motifs in the Delft tradition. The tin-glazed ea...

Produced by an Italian decorative workshop, mid-20th century. A 20th-century Italian giltwood table lamp conceived in the Neoclassical Revival m...

An unusual table lamp attributed to Maison Charles, in the well-known “Oeuf Rosaces” model, dating from the 1970s. The lamp is centred on a natural ostrich egg held within gilt bron...

A pair of 19th-century French provincial armchairs of compact and well-judged proportions, offering a comfortable scale suited to both traditional and relaxed interior settings. Ori...

A brass and glass bar cart, circa 1970, of rectilinear form with two bevelled glass tiers, raised on castors. The frame is executed in polished brass, with uprights finished in an ex...

An Italian brass floor lamp, circa 1970, with an applied palm-leaf motif and circular base. The lamp is executed in polished brass, the palm-leaf element providing a restrained deco...

A current production armchair by Susan Osborne, made in the English tradition of deep-seated upholstered furniture established by Howard & Sons in the 19th century. Comfortable,...

A Dutch Delft-style polychrome faience table lamp, early 20th century, bearing an underglaze mark reading “Holland Delfes.” The baluster-form body is executed in tin-glazed faience w...

A fine French giltwood mirror of the Louis XV period, circa 1740–1750, carved in the Rococo taste with flowing asymmetry and elegant foliate scrollwork. The arched crest is surmounte...

An antique French Slipper Chair from the Louis-Philippe period, circa 1830s, distinguished by its softly rounded, fully traditionally upholstered in natural fibres, it is exceptional...

A stacked sphere Murano table lamp featuring three hand-blown glass spheres, each executed with a distinct Venetian technique—mottled sommerso-style ruby-coloured glass and a white s...

An excellent example of a Napoleon III French Crapaud (Tub) Chair, with a low rounded back and integrated arms in keeping with the proportions of the period. Seating from this perio...

A French salon canapé dating from the Napoleon III period, with a curved, buttoned back and integrated arms, designed for comfort and balance within Second Empire interiors. The ful...

A mid-18th century Venetian commode, finely painted and parcel-gilt, retaining its original three-drawer configuration. The softly shaped bombe façade is decorated with elegant Rococo scrollwork and foliate motifs, executed in gilt against a muted painted ground and framed by delicately articulated borders. Raised on slender cabriole legs with a shaped apron, the commode exemplifies the lightness and decorative refinement characteristic of Venetian Rococo furniture...

A finely proportioned French deep button-back 'Crapaud' chair of the Napoleon III period, circa 1850–60, exhibiting the enveloping comfort and sculptural upholstery characteristic of...

Comfortable, practical and compact, it can sit three. A generously proportioned two-seater sofa by George Smith, upholstered in a Designer’s Guild fabric and designed in the firm’s ...

An established model from our current production by Susan Osbourne, this small-scale library armchair is made in the Georgian and Regency tradition, drawing on early 19th-century English reading...

Probably the most comfortably contemporary library chair you will find today, idea for reading and conversation. With a gently shaped back and deep, comfortable seat, this established design from our current production, the ‘London Library Armchair’ by Susan Osbourne draws its inspiration from the 19th Century French Library Chairs...

A French Louis-Philippe ducal armchair, circa 1830, retaining its original beech show-frame and currently covered in calico in preparation for reupholstery. The chair is distinguish...

A current production armchair by Susan Osborne, made in the English tradition of deep-seated upholstered furniture established by Howard & Sons in the 19th century. Comfortable, pra...

This sofa combines classic and contemporary styling with traditional craftsmanship. Hand built in our workshops, with a screwed and dowelled beech wood frame, hand tied coil springs....

This sofa is a contemporary re-edition of the classic Howard & Sons “Portarlington” model, a form closely associated with turn of the19th- 20th century English design. The proportion...

A contemporary footstool inspired by the Howard & Sons Bridgewater model, upholstered in green linen to pair with the matching armchair. The beech wood frame, hand tied coil spr...

An English ottoman upholstered in a 19th century Moroccan Fez-weave marriage blanket (Handira), double-sided and richly patterned with traditional geometric motifs. These ceremonial ...

This French 19th-century Teddy Bear Chair, originaly created as a comfortable drawing room chair. Its generously rounded arms and softly enveloping profile give the piece its distin...