English Furniture

Empire Cabinet c1880

These cabinets were made when England had an Empire. The sons and daughters would go to various Countries to run the Empire. The cabinet would store the small gifts sent home to the loving family. The cabinet was also a status symbol that the family had a son or daughter running the English Empire.

English Edwardian Dining Sideboard

As the Victorian Era came to a close the average person was earning more in the factories, than in domestic service. The people wanted for their own home the kind of things and furniture that they had seen while working as servants.

This is a fine quality Queen Anne dining sideboard, in first class condition. The added benefit is that the large beveled mirror brings light into a room.

1920's English Oak Office Chair

English Mahogany Canterbury

European Nest of Three Queen Anne Leg Tables

Welsh Dresser c1910 with Scottish Decoration

Made in oak

First Day Covers, Stamped at the Royal Palaces, Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace. With Extra Stamps

English Tea Spoons Celebrating The Wedding of Charles and Diana

A Excellent Wool Work Picture That has Certain Class. Interesting Hand Work. It is still in its original Edwardian Frame.

Typical Modern oil on Canvas

1930's Student lamp With green Glass Shade

A Magnificent Pair of Gilded Lamps with Three Candleholders around the Center Fixture

A Pair of 1940's Porcelain Lamps With a Unusual Oriental Stork or Crane in Relief

Seven English Breakfast Plates and one with a Ship

Silver plated Meat Dish with Glass Insert and a Serving Dish

A Rather Nice and Well Excutited Oil on Canvas. It looks Like an English Scene. It is signed. I would place it in the early 1900's.

1993 Budweiser Stein in original box, Good gift or Collectors Item.