An antique Minton & Co encaustic tile of St Michael. Dating to circa 1860, the vivid blue glaze accompanied by the bright white emphasises the intriguing scene displayed on this impressive 6-inch tile. The subtle timeworn look adds character and charm. Displayed on a custom made steel stand, its beauty can be admired up close
An antique carved alabaster sculpture of the Rape of Polyxena, after the antique. Dating to circa 1870, this Italian sculpture displays a striking depiction of the kidnapping, evoking movement and intrigue. The three Greek mythological characters display eye catching features complimented by timeworn weathering. The naked warrior holds a young maiden in his left hand,
An antique French terracotta model of a sphinx. The patinated finish of the terracotta adds a characterful timeworn look to this sphinx statue. The body is well modelled with details of the carved feet, headdress, face and bust present and distinctive after more than 120 years. It takes inspiration from the famous Egyptian Great Sphinx
A Jackfield encaustic tile of a right hand pointing, salvaged from an ex UK collection. This charming tile is decorated with a Victorian style pointing finger in a timeworn cream colour over a sleek black background. Dating to the late 20th century, this tile would make a unique decorative piece in modern and traditional properties
A pair of 17th century medieval style carved oak panels, sourced from an ex private collection of a 17th century manor in East Anglia. The pair showcase handcarved knights standing over stylised beasts within arcades, complimented by the rich dark tone of the wood. Dating to circa 1650, this pair would make handsome wall decoration,
An antique Grand Tour faux book of Neoclassical plaster intaglios. Dating to the early 19th century, this intriguing book encloses twenty-five classically themed Italian medallions on a vibrant green background between two beautiful covers. A list of works can be seen to the inside of each cover titled ‘Catalogo’, while the faux book spine reads
An antique Edwardian golden oak fire surround, reclaimed from a property in Yorkshire. With its handsome warm wood colour and panelled proportions, this stylish and versatile antique fireplace will make a stunning feature of traditional townhouse properties as well as contemporary cottages. Additional dimensions Opening Height 106.5cm (41.93in) Opening Width 116.5cm (45.87in) Width between outside
This antique Victorian style painted timber fire surround was salvaged from a house in South East London. This elegant antique fire surround features bold neoclassical style carving and mouldings throughout. The theme is echoed throughout the egg and dart moulding of the opening for a unique flourish, while the centre tablet displays a beautiful montage
This reclaimed armillary sundial is a handsome focal point for a walled garden or courtyard. The sundial features a steel garden armillary sphere dating from the late 20th century above an early 20th century limestone pedestal. This is intricately decorated in neoclassical style with a composite style capital and swags to the base. It is
A set of four 6-inch antique encaustic heraldic tiles by Chamberlain Co of Worcester circa 1845. Dating from the mid 19th century, these four reclaimed tiles are mounted on a bespoke steel stand so that their beauty and detail can be observed and appreciated up close. With a glazed finish, the panel depicts a heraldic
An antique 18th century carved beechwood wall panel. This striking piece would make a charming wall decoration on the main wall of a period property. Dating to 1780, this handcarved antique displays an elegant Neoclassical style fountain adorned with foliage and flowers and perched birds. The natural beechwood finish adds to its neoclassical style and
A pair of antique framed polychrome classical friezes. These 19th-century framings are crafted from a roll of classical handprinted wallpaper in a beautiful Georgian style. Neoclassical figures lay in classical drapes while shouldered by griffins surrounded in an elaborate border. The matte black frames emphasise the vivid colours and ornate scenes of the wallpaper, showcasing
A large antique 19th century tile attributed to Burmantofts. Modelled in relief, this deeply cast 6-inch tile displays a classically dressed male scholar glazed in tonal ochre and vivid treacle. Dating to circa 1880, this panel has remained in good quality condition displaying this historical figure for over 140 years, now ready to be displayed
A handsome carved antique English mahogany fire surround, dating from the late Victorian era. Constructed from mahogany with a veneered finish, this good quality fireplace features ornate carving throughout. Details include scrolling foliage to the frieze, an ornate urn displayed to the centre tablet, and carved fluted columns to the jambs for a flourish of
A unique antique Gothic style oak fireplace. Dating to circa 1880, this oak fireplace is an intriguing piece incorporating Gothic, Pugin, and Victorian styles. Displaying a panelled frieze and large protruding mantle, this antique fireplace has a beautiful rich wood colour complimented by the red features and gold painted highlights. A handsome feature for traditional
A reclaimed Art Deco style burr walnut fire surround. In bold architectural form, this fireplace has a handsome understated design. The veneered finish, thickly cast stature, and inset to the mantel makes this fireplace a statement feature for modern and period homes alike. Additional Dimensions: Opening height: 92cm (36.22in) Opening width: 107cm (42.13in) Width between
A good quality and beautifully carved antique 1920s oak fire surround. The light wax finish of the oak compliments the bowed frieze panel supported by subtle corbels. This stylish and versatile antique fireplace will make a stunning feature of traditional townhouse properties as well as contemporary cottages. Additional dimensions Opening height 98cm (38.58in) Opening width
An antique Neoclassical painted pine fireplace. Dating to circa 1890, this elegant English fireplace is constructed in pine with a white painted finish. Slender jambs are surmounted by a decorative frieze displaying acanthus leaves and a Neoclassical scene of a woman and two cherubs to the centre tablet. A feature of simple yet elegant design
An antique Neoclassical carved lime wood frieze panel. This architectural panel displays a scrolling design of foliage with a Neoclassical flair, showcasing a look of elegance and charm. This striking piece would make an eye catching wall decoration on the main wall of a period property. Provenance: Ossowski, Pimlico Road
An antique 18th century carved and gilded pediment. Dating to circa 1750, this Neoclassical piece would make an elegant wall hanging for any period property looking to add an element of style and charm. The overlapping hand carved foliage and flowers give this pediment a sense of movement instilled with a timeworn look. The good