One of our range of handmade mirrors. These are made on the premises to imitate an antique style.

A fine quality Georgian mahogany chiffonier which dates to around 1820. It has two drawers over a double cupboard. It has a lovely original patina.

A victorian watercolour of pheasants with a gilded slip and ebonised frame.

A good old copper tankard, probably late victorian. It has a pleasing shaped handle, and is in good overall condition, well polished, with the occasional dent to the footed base. It does rattle a little when you tip it up: There is obviously a little debris in the base, as it is the kind of tankard that has a double layer base. It has no markings, but compares in size to a pewter pint tankard that I have in stock.

A mid 18th century mahogany tilt top table with bird cage block, on a spiral ring turned column and tripod base. The feet terminate in a pointed toe. Original patina.

A good old copper tankard, probably late victorian. It has a pleasing shaped handle, and is in good overall condition, well polished, with the occasional dent to the footed base. It is quite weighty as it has a solid heavy base.It has no markings, but compares in size to a pewter quart tankard that I have in stock.

A mid 19th century mahogany wall mirror which has an ornate carved design around its frame. The mirror glass is contemporary to the piece, so obviously show some signs of its age

A pair of early 20th century cane seat bedroom chairs. The cane could do with replacing in the near future.

A quality bow fronted chest of drawers of finest quality materials and craftsmanship. A fantastic piece of furniture made to the highest quality, the piece is elegantly shaped. Having two short above three graduated full width drawers, each drawer has attractive ebony stringing and empire style loop brass handles. The drawers also have a quarter circle of crossbanding at each corner to add to the decorative appearance of the piece Outswept feet complete the appearance of this superb piece.

A beautiful pair of fine quality Edinburgh crystal wine glasses. I am unsure of the pattern name, but they are extremely attractive. They have the more modern 'Edinburgh Crystal' mark in uppercase letters.