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Item of the Week - Royal Crown Derby Heart Shape Ring Box c.1909
posted August 25th, 2016
It goes without saying that we humans have long been fascinated by the art of collecting; a tradition which dates back centuries. I’m sure that the majority of people reading this can say that they have, at some point, collected something, whether it be books, films, stamps, shoes or even small toys found in cereal packets! Whatever it is, collectibles come in a variety of forms.
Item of the Week - Pair of Mahogany Bedside Chests of Drawers
posted August 10th, 2016
When decorating or designing a bedroom we very often select key pieces of furniture to give it that warm,comfortable and familiar feel that we generally associate with a bedroom, such as, a bed, a wardrobe, a dressing table perhaps, and more often or not, one or two very understated but very important items; Bedside Chests of Drawers. For our Item of The Week we bring you this exquisite pair of Victorian bedside chests of drawers.
Item of the Week - Scottish Mahogany Side / Work Table
posted July 26th, 2016
Tables have long been one of the most popular items of furniture to have in and around the home and with such a variety to choose from they can serve a range of purposes, be it simply for decoration or for more practical uses such as to dine from or to write upon.
Item of the Week - Oil on Board - Joseph Witham
posted July 19th, 2016
What is Art? An expression of creativity, a vision, a product intended to entice a range of human emotions or perhaps even a glimpse into the mind of the Artist? Whatever your interpretation, one thing is for sure; Art can create heart and soul wherever or however it takes its’ form. With its incredible versatility, it can be as understated or as bold as you want it to be.
Item of the Week - Large Antique Pine Double Wardrobe with Columns
posted July 7th, 2016
Whilst their intended functionality has barely wavered since the earliest Wardrobes were made, the same can’t be said for their style & appearance. Be it a Classic Georgian, an Intricate Victorian or a streamlined Art Deco piece, wardrobes come in an abundance of styles so there is one to suit every abode.
The Most Valuable Video Games In The World
posted July 6th, 2016
To coincide with our ‘Tomorrow’s Antiques’ campaign and following on from our recent valuations of the most valuable VHS’ on the market, we have compiled a catalogue of the most valuable antech video games in the world. Along with the lists, our expert has set out guidelines on what to look out for if you are interested in investing in video game media.
Item of The Week - Signed Loetz Glass Vase
posted June 27th, 2016
Bring a touch of opulence to your home with this eye catching Loetz glass vase. Dating between the late 19th & early 20th Centuries, it displays the typical iridescent colours often associated with Loetz glass.
Item of The Week - Victorian Oak Bookcase c.1880
posted June 20th, 2016
It was after the advent of the printing press that books became mass-produced and more commonplace within the home, initially they were stored in chests or cupboards, the bookcase evolved from the cupboard. Reading has been a past time for hundreds of years, the joy of enjoying a book has transcended through the centuries
Item of The Week - Victorian Leather Armchair c.1860
posted June 13th, 2016
This beautiful Victorian leather armchair is an ideal statement piece. It has been refurbished to a high standard. Rebuilt and re-stuffed then upholstered in an exquisite Italian leather hide. The Victorian armchair still features its original castors; the date of manufacture was during the 1860’s.
Father’s Day Gift Guide
posted June 8th, 2016
Today Father’s Day is a day to honour and celebrate Dads the world over, however this tradition is still relatively new; the tradition of Father’s Day only began in 1910. Originating in the United States in Spokane, Washington, a lady by the name of Sonora Smart Dodd decided that it was not only Mothers who should have a day dedicated to them. Dodd’s father was a Civil War veteran and had raised her and five other children single-handedly after her mother had died in childbirth.
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