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Italian Carved Hall Bench Renaissance Oak Settle
Avery Balance Scales Brass Antique WT Avery Birmingham 1880
Pair French Candelabras Gilt Marble Louis XVI Revival 1890
French Gilt Waterfall Clock Henry Dasson 1843
Victorian Painted Side Table 1880 Osbourne House Queen Victoria
Anglo Indian Carved Camel Side Table Hardwood 1920
Victorian Mahogany Dining Set Table and Chairs Gillows of Lancaster 1890
Victorian Conversation Seat Settee Couch Tete-a-tete Mahogany 1860
Chippendale Mahogany Glazed Bookcase Cabinet 1910
Chinese Qing Dynasty Carved Hardwood Console Table Circa 1840
Regency Revival Chinoiserie Lacquer Breakfront Bookcase Side Cabinet
Chinese Hardwood Opium Bench Carved Qing Dynasty Bed 1840
Chinese Lacquer Coffer Storage Box Antique Wedding Chest 1920
Canonbury Antiques, based in Hertfordshire, specializes in antique tables, French antiques, desks, and dining furniture. Our collection includes a range of Art Deco furniture and period 1920s antiques. Canonbury Antiques also offers a selection of antique dining tables and chairs for your home. They stock beautifully maintained pieces such as Windsor chairs, along with a wide variety of William IV, Regency, Georgian, and Victorian dining furniture. We also specialise in film and TV hire for UK film productions and period dramas. Our large Hertfordshire antiques showroom carries massive stock all available for hire for the TV and film industry making us popular with set designers and art directors at our large Herts prop house ...
The Gainsborough chair is one of the most recognisable forms of English antique seating, admired for its broad proportions, deep upholstery and elegant silhouette. Despite its association with eighteenth-century furniture, many people are surprised to learn that the chair was not actually designed by the artist Thomas Gainsborough. Instead, it owes its name to the celebrated English portrait painter because of the furniture that frequently appeared in his paintings.
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