Ten years ago, searching for anything – whether that be a DVD, book or bespoke suit maker – meant traipsing round the town, hunting down someone with the right level of experience, not to mention someone who could do the job for the price that suited you. Now? Things are changing, and one of the biggest things to benefit is the antique beds market.
Searching online for antique beds has never been easier, and with so much choice. There are numerous web-sites out there which can assist you, and all of them have photographs so you can see exactly what you’re buying.

And before you panic and start to think that all this might break the bank, stop: as much as everyone loves expensive antique beds, many of these web-sites are seeing an increase in demand when it comes to the more affordable versions, too.

Another reason to consider antique beds is simple: with so much competition for trade, there are a number of web-sites which are able to collate the best antique beds from a variety of sources and show you them all on the same page. This means you can quickly scan the dealers who are in your bedsprice range, and the only thing you’ll need to decide on is which kind of antique beds are your thing (you’ll be able to find everything from Edwardian double beds made out of Mahogany, to Louis XV style painted beds!).

In addition to our fine collection of Victorian and Georgian antiques, we offer a bespoke range of traditional handcrafted oak furniture.

The pieces are of the finest mature and seasoned oak, and may be light medium or dark in colour, and distressed to clients requirements.

Antique Beds

If you are an antique collector or you trade in antique furniture and are looking to add quality, character furniture to your collection, then view our selection of antique beds including; French Louis XV, Art Nouveux and French beds and Italian Art Deco beds for sale.

We can source a variety of types and materials from Walnut King size beds, wooden beds, 4 poster beds and single and double brass beds.

Of all the antique fireplaces, marble demands more attention than most other materials. Why? The prime reason is because of just how porous it is. Acid will destroy a marble fireplace if used improperly, and often the damage will be impossible to remove.

First, dissolve soap flakes in warm water. Then, immerse a soft cloth and wring it out. Scrubbing the marble is the next stage, and after that a good wipe with a damp cloth should suffice. Lastly, marble antique fireplaces need polishing with a dry cloth – alternatively, you can use a specialist marble-finish that is oil-based.

Slate antique fireplaces and their surrounds

Slate has always been loved, and to keep its appearance as it should be, a basic washing-up liquid and water solution – along with a moist cloth – should do the trick nicely. The essential thing to remember here is never make the slate too wet, as this stone is extremely absorbent. Buffing up the  stone will finish the appearance nicely, and with the right amount of love and labour, slate antique fireplaces can look as good as any of the more contemporary versions.

Antique Tables

Ranges include the following: Card /Games Tables , Extending /Dining Tables , Dressing Tables , Drop leaf Tables ,  Round/Loo Tables ,  Side /Occasional Tables and Work Tables

Bookcases and Cabinets

Bookcases , Chiffoniers , Credenzas , Display Cabinets , Side Boards

Chest and Cupboards

Chest of Drawers , Tall boys , Chest on Chests , Linen Presses, Wardrobes

Chairs, Sofas and Settees

Dining Chairs, Pairs , Occasional Chairs , Sofas

Mirrors

Gilt Mirrors, Wall Mirrors, Toilet Mirrors

Writing Furniture

Bureaux , Davenports , Desks , Writing Tables