Pair of Late Victorian Mahogany Bergere Conservatory Chairs c. 1890

This beautiful reclining chair was made by Robert Daws, an English fine furniture maker who worked at 17 Margaret Street, Cavendish Square, London between 1820 and 1839. He first pa...

A most attractive solid pine antique dresser in very good condition for age with no worm or wobbles and only minor dings and marks consistent with age and use. Very heavy and solid,...

A lovely solid fumed oak stick stand with original galvanised tray and bronze gallery to top rails and plinth, each set with fine beautifully shaped baluster spindles. The flanks a...

A particularly good quality copper and brass fire fender with beautiful and elaborately cast sinuous solid brass corner spandrels of Art Nouveau design and a lovely planished copper front panel all set on flattened and beaded brass bun feet. In excellent original condition without damage and of a good large size, and with only minor and superficial marks and small dings consistent with age and careful use. In the 19th century most of the rooms in a house had a chimney for open fires and the fender would be placed to denote the hearth and stop logs rolling off and reaching the rug or soft furnishings. The fender is shown here with a pair of early 20th century brass firedogs and a duck basket...

A FINE PAIR OF GEORGE IV MAHOGANY BERGERES, Circa 1825.

English mahogany bergere arm chair Regency period circa 1815 attributed to Gillows. Frame caned throughout with arched top rail and down swept arms ending with ball ebonised terminal...

Rare pair of 1970s rattan bergere chairs. Very sculptural and comfortable pair.

Rare pair of Italian wicker bergere chairs from the seventies. Beautiful yellow cushions in great condition, very comfortable! Lovely design and great quality.