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Item of The Week - Mahogany Adjustable Bed/Reading/Music Stand
posted May 25th, 2017
Nowadays, you only have to take a look around to see how furniture is made with practicality and simple living in mind; designs have certainly changed to accommodate our changing lifestyles, with adaptability & space saving at the design forefront. But our generation aren’t the creators of such design ideas, and here’s proof that the Victorians were doing it long before us.
Item of The Week - Oil Portrait of Richard Graves by Gilbert Jackson c.1621
posted May 11th, 2017
If you’re an avid Art Collector and you have a fine eye for a quality portrait, then this might just be of interest to you; For this weeks’ Item of the week we bring you this superb 17th Century Oil Portrait of Richard Graves by Artist, Gilbert Jackson c.1621
Item of The Week - Early C19th Pine Dresser
posted April 21st, 2017
There’s nothing quite like a Country style Dresser to bring a touch of style and warmth to your home. And so for this weeks ‘Item of The Week’ we bring you this superb original early 19th Century Pine Dresser.
Item of The Week - Regency Period Mahogany Tea Table c.1820
posted April 13th, 2017
Traditionally Easter is a Religious celebration to commemorate the Death & Resurrection of Jesus Christ and as with most celebrations or festivities, it is a time shared with Family & friends. So what will you be doing this Easter weekend? Aside from eating chocolate of course, our guess is that you will be spending time with loved ones but are you equipped to cater for those extra bodies?
Item of The Week - Antique Wrought Iron Garden Bench c.1850
posted March 31st, 2017
There’s nothing quite like the first lawn cut of the year, the sweep up of the Autumn leaves that have gathered around the garden and the excitement of the Summer that’s looming around the corner. Yes, Spring is here. So is your garden ready for the longer days & lighter nights, or is it in need of a freshen up? If the latter applies, this may be just what your Garden needs
Celebrate Spring with Style
posted March 21st, 2017
Spring has sprung, a time that encourages rebirth and change, when we are inspired to start afresh. It is a time of new beginnings and what better way to signal in the lighter days and longer nights than by refreshing your interior.
Item of The Week - Early 19th Century Part Tea Service c.1820
posted March 17th, 2017
With Mothers’ Day just a little over a week away we have chosen this weeks ‘Item of The Week’ with this in mind. Mothers’ Day is of course a day whereby we show our appreciation a little more than normal for our wonderful Mothers, and we shower her with gifts whilst ensuring that she relaxes with her feet up.
In Search of 'The Holy Grail'
posted March 8th, 2017
LoveAntiques.com is on a mission to find the worlds finest undiscovered Antiques & just for fun, we thought we'd start off aiming high by looking for the worlds greatest antiquity..........The Holy Grail.
Item of The Week - Late 19th Century 5 Piece French Painted Salon Suite
posted March 2nd, 2017
It’s March, the daffodils are blooming, the birds are signing and the sun is even popping out every now and again, enticing us and reminding us that Spring is in the air.
It is however still a little on the chilly side, so how about enjoying things from the warmth of your conservatory or sun room perhaps, just until it warms up a bit?! Why not add this superb Late 19th Century 5 Piece French Painted Salon Suite to your home, making your relaxing space, wherever it may be, the perfect place to retreat to, to enjoy this splendid time of year?
Item of The Week - Edmund H. Niemann Landscape Oil 'Nr Knaresboro'
posted February 17th, 2017
There’s nothing quite like a piece of Landscape Art to bring life to a room, a space, an empty wall even. So this week we have chosen this delightful painting as our ‘Item of The Week’ as we are simply struck by its splendour and beauty.
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