Howard and Son Dumb Waiter / Buffet

Good early 19th C French painted buffet. 1820.    Dimensions 54 inches (137 cms) wide 23.5 inches (60 cms) deep 40 inches (102 cms) high.

Pretty 19th C Swedish painted two door buffet. 1860. Reference: 8455 Dimensions 42.5 inches (108 cms) Wide 19 inches (48 cms) Deep 43 inches (109 cms) High

Early 19th C Regency painted bowfronted buffet on splay feet. 1830. Dimensions 42.5 inches (108 cms) wide 21 inches (53 cms) deep 33 inches (84 c...

Stunning early 19th C Italian original painted buffet. Wonderful old paint finish. 1810. Height to worktop is 36". Dimensions 103 inches (...

Wonderful Victorian dumb waiter in the manner of Gillows of Lancaster Hand crafted from mahogany makes for a great bookcase or shelf unit Sometimes also referred to as a serving tabl...

Three tier walnut buffet on pottery casters. Circa 1890. H 112cm x W 107cm x D 41cm

We are delighted to offer for sale this very rare original Howard & Son’s Berners Street fully stamped light mahogany wardrobe This has to be one of my ...

We are delighted to offer for sale this extremely rare very large Howard & Son’s 1881 stamped burr & burl walnut chest of drawers with military history These are pretty much the finest quality chest of drawers I have ever laid my hands on, they are substantial in weight, the cuts of walnut have a deep rich grain and simply glow in the right light, they are the most exquisite quality. The inside top right drawer is stamped Howard & Son’s Berners street, there is also remnants of a paper label which has the serial number on of 8696 4332 and then “Easy Chair & Sofa Factory, Howard & Son’s Upholsterers 2526 & 27 Berners Street London Patent dining table” What a great piece of history. The real Piece De Resistance! Is the back of the drawers, they have the original name tag of the owner who commissioned them, one Sir C Pigott, its dated Sept 12 1881, the full history of the good chap is as follows "Captain Pigott, was born 13 January 1859, son of Sir Charles Robert Pigott, 3rd Baronet, and Mary Louisa (who died in 1873), daughter of Captain C Hallowell Carew, RN, of Beddington Park, Surrey. He joined the 60th King's Royal Rifles; served in the Zulu War...