A Regency Mahogany Window Seat with Linen Upholstery

A fine mid 19th century mahogany window seat with scrolling arms carved throughout with fine foliate designs, turned legs with stylized acanthus. The horsehair upholstered seat, now ...

England, circa 1820 A fine early nineteenth century mahogany bedside table with Egyptian caryatids and gilt bronze feet, the top fitted with a mirror and compartments and below a si...

England, circa 1900 An unusual pair of Edwardian circular ebonised and gilded occasional tables in the Regency style, with tripod bases all supported on hairy paw feet. Height 68.0...

England, circa 1820 A fine pair of mahogany occasional tables, with finely figured rectangular tops, the edges with cock beading, turned gun barrel pedestal, supported on tripod spl...

An exceptional Pietra Dura conosle table, the rectangular top with navette shaped design, perhaps representing the Occhio della Providenza or ‘All-Seeing Eye’, the pupil formed of a ...

A matched pair of Empire mahogany pedestal cupboards of cylindrical form, both with green marble tops, and two shelves to the interior. One wi...

Fabulous style with an unusual form in cane and mahogany. Fantastic design with a splayed arm on one end and a rolled arm in cane on the other end. All hand woven and just done so it...

A Regency gilded wood window seat, the panelled frieze inset with carved paterae, supported by a naturalistically carved ‘x’ frame base. Upholstered i...

An English Regency bench from the 19th century with four saber legs and new custom linen upholstery with brass nailhead trim. Steeped in history and refined sophistication, this English Regency bench from the 19th century makes a stylish statement of British elegance and timeless design. With its unique features and rich pedigree, this Regency bench will a make for a versatile addition to any room. The new custom linen upholstery, is designed with respect for the original style. Complemented by brass nailhead trim, the upholstery echoes the classic themes of the Regency era, adding a touch of luxury and refinement to the piece. Standing tall on four saber legs, the bench radiates an aura of strength and durability. These gracefully curved legs, traditional to Regency furniture, combine robustness and elegance, ensuring the bench is as sturdy as it is visually pleasing. Captivating in its simplicity, the bench evokes the grandeur of early 19th-century British style. Its blend of practicality and sophistication makes it ideal for an array of interior styles, from traditional to transitional. With its refined aesthetic, new linen upholstery, and brass nailhead accents, it's a perfect example of how classic design meets modern comfort. Enjoy the timeless charm of Regency era furniture...

In the French taste. With bowed seat upholstered in verdure upholstery with tacks and scrolled ends. The frame carved with central paterae and trailing bell flowers. Paterae at the a...

Found in England, this Regency style window seat or bench dates from the mid 1800s. Bench is mahogany with turned legs and decorative carved details including fans, rosettes and reed...

An unusual late 18th century Adam period carved mahogany window seat, having serpentine back and seat with scrolled out-swept arms, decorated with...