Tudor Building and Garden Elements

This antique English oak Tudor revival fireplace dates back to circa 1890. With an impressively large scale and patinated stripped back finish, this fire surround would make a strik...

Pair Heavy Cast Iron Frame Tudor Style Diamond Stained Glass Windows ... Upper and lower,, Retain original hardware..

A handsome antique English Tudor revival oak fireplace, beautifully handcarved with herm style caryatids to the jambs, masks to the end blocks and floral swags to the frieze. Crafte...

An impressive and large scale Victorian Tudor revival oak fireplace, reclaimed from a cottage in Penrith, Cumbria. This stunning 19th century English chimneypiece is certain to make ...

Stunning large French single door - Tudor or Gothic Revival style - with stunning linenfold carving, from early 19th or possibly late 18th century. Would add elegance to the home, as...

A Stained Glass Window Depicting Francis Bacon. This large leaded glass panel with diamond shaped glass is centred with a roundel of Francis Bacon in the centre. Francis Bacon was a...

Large Tudor Gothic iron 9 light wall sconce. Measures: 40" wide by 14" tall by 15" deep. Rings on back possibly for draped fabric. Good old condition with...

This spectacular, monumental 17th century English carved limestone fireplace, circa 1650, was reclaimed from Cobtree Manor House, England (demolished 1968). Standing at 2 m tall (6’ 5”) and over 2.7 m wide (9’), this exceptional English fire surround is a very rare find. It is not often you find a chimneypiece like this outside of a listed heritage property, making this a rare opportunity to purchase a fireplace of such size and grandeur. Highly elaborate, the surround is intricately hand-carved throughout, the frieze of which is most extravagant, carved with a mythical beast to the central tablet among birds, stylised lions holding crowns, parakeets and scrolling foliage. The jambs are carved in a column-like style with fruits and flowers below corbels to the end blocks, completed with a carved egg and dart trim beneath the shelf. This fireplace truly is a magnificent work of art, designed for an interior of prestige and fine grandeur. It is in the manner of late 16th / early 17th century English architect and designer, Inigo Jones (1573 – 1652), who was known for introducing the classical style architecture of the Italian Renaissance to Britain. His famous works include the Banqueting House at Whitehall, The Queen’s House, Greenwich and the Queen’s Chapel at St. James’ Palace. Provenance Removed from a wing of Cobtree Manor in Kent, UK. Though demolished in 1968, the house’s parklands remain to this day and were once the site of Maidstone Zoo. The occupation of the land itself dates back as far as the neolithic times (4300 BC – 2000 BC). However, the first known record can be found in the title estate deeds of English poet and politician, Sir Thomas Wyatt, in 1596. Cobtree is linked to the famous 19th century novelist, Charles Dickens (1812 – 1870). It is believed that during the 1830s, a young Dickens had fallen into a pond while out walking near Cobtree farm. He knocked on the door of the tenant farmer at the time – Mr William Spong – who took Dickens in. It is said that Dickens later took inspiration from Mr Spong in his 1837 novel ‘The Pickwick Papers’, in which he immortalised him as Mr Wardle of Manor Farm near Dingley Dell. 17th Century Heritage Having stood the test of time for more than 370 years, this antique fireplace offers a glimpse into England in the 1600s. This century saw the Stuarts rise to the English throne: first James I of England and VI of Scotland following the death of Queen Elizabeth I in 1603, followed by Charles I in 1625. Other notable events of this century included the English Civil War (1642 – 1651) and Guy Fawkes...

Very large classical Tudor rose garden planter A large 2 piece garden planter, decorated with entwining grape vines and bunches of grapes. The urn is ...

A pair of early 20th century reclaimed bronze armorial lions, circa 1920. These decorative bronze lions could be used indoors as interior decoration or in the garden where exposure t...

Similar to our Tudor and Stuart fireplace designs, the Gothic stone fireplace features the traditional peaked arch, evoking the classic 16th ce...

A Tudor style antique English stained glass roundel depicting the Morley family crest, dating to circa 1820. This stunning roundel is exquisitely detailed, the central blue shield be...

Similar to our Stuart fireplace, the Tudor stone fireplace features the traditional peaked arch opening, and triangular spandrels on either side of the arch, evoking the classic 16th century Tudor...

Rare Mid Century Vintage, Solid Brass Scottish Bagpipe Player Door Knocker Lovely intricate detailing. Wonderful gift to yourself family or friends Naturally occuring patina from ...

This 19th century roundel depicting Sir John More dates back to circa 1890. Finely painted with high detail after Hans Holbein the Younger, More is pictured in a deep fur coat wearing the Collar of Esses. The gold chain is finished with a Tudor rose, which is obscured by the lead frame. The red glass gives this piece a vibrant glow when lit from behind. Sir John More Sir John More was the father of Sir Thomas More...

A composition stone wall plaque with arched top depicting the botanist and gardener, John Tradescant the Younger, standing in 17th-century dress with...

A Stained Glass Window Depicting William Shakespeare. This large leaded glass panel with diamond shaped glass is centred with a roundel of Shakespeare who needs little introduction!...

A complementary set of late 19th century encaustic Tudor Revival style antique tiles by Craven Dunhill & Co. (stamped). Supplied loosed, this group contains 4x Tudor rose tiles, 4x ...

A complementary set of late 19th century encaustic Tudor Revival style antique tiles by Craven Dunhill & Co. (stamped). Supplied loosed, this group contains 4x floral tiles, 4x foli...

A stained glass window depicting the arms of the Bishop of Worcester. This large leaded panel bares the arms of the ‘See of Worcester.’ The title can be traced back to the foundatio...

A tall painted early 19th century oak fire mantel dating from circa 1800, utilising earlier 16th century parts. This understated antique fire surround has a simple panelled design, m...

An antique 18th century wrought iron fire grate with large brass ball finials. This fire grate is an ode to its English blacksmith, with its unusual design and impressive brass balls...