Gothic Revival oak writing or library table A. W. N. Pugin

Arts & Cafts mahogany writing table or desk the design attributed to Philip Webb for Morris & Co. The top is inset with a dark green rexine. It is an unusual design with its sweeping...

Unusual 19th Century ebonised table with oak parquetry to dating to around 1875.

Victorian Brass Gothic lamp dating from the 19th Century converted from a Day's Patent Gothic chimney ornament. The lamp will nnee re-wirin, a service we can provide if needed.

Good pair of finely wrought 19th Century bronze Gothic fire dogs. circa 1870

A 19th Century burr walnut and walnut Gothic Revival writing side table in the A W Pugin manner. English. Circa 1860. The table having a burr walnut top wit...

A.W.N. Pugin. A rare Gothic Revival carved oak library or serving table with floor level display shelf. Probably made by J C Crace. Pugin used a number of recurring motifs, on furnit...

A Gothic Revival Oak Writing Table by J. G. Crace, after a design by Pugin With extensive gothic carving work, the sides with strapwork carving centred by a monogram reading “MP”, t...

We are delighted to offer for sale this exceptionally rare Gothic Revival circa 1840 solid oak partner desk with top drawer writing slope and side bookcases made by either Gillows of Lancaster or Pugin Where to begin, this desk has been on a journey, when I first received the piece it looked like it had been French polished and waxed around 20 times, it had a very clumpy sticky finish, my restorers have stripped back all that horrible guck, they have then lightly stained and French polished it the correct way which has kept all the period patina and simply made it golden, The leather top and writing slope top has been replaced with fully aniline natural cattle hide leather that was plain, I’ve then had my leather polishers dye it this gorgeous whisky brown colour. Lastly there was various small timber repairs which have been done with antique timber...