Vintage Furniture & Uniques
Painted sideboard: £1,400, Pair of wooden candle stands: £245, Artwork ‘Butterfly bush’: £680, Bowl: £255
Sideboard: £3,200
19th century Dutch cabinet: £1,450, Artwork ‘Dahlias’: £440, Small stool: £60
Mosaic round table: £1,100, Sliding doors glazed cabinet: £4,500
Side board with yellow flowers: £3,250, Artwork ‘Bottle and Flowers’: £245, Stone dove: £90
French presentation cabinet: £1,950
Small green table: £450
British handmade ceramics: £165 – £220
Large round Italian dining table in sage : £6,200
Vases: £96 – £155
Sideboard: £3,200, A Maker’s Hand ‘Freya Bramble Carter’ : £180 – £620
Italian sideboard £3,400
Metal display shelf £1,800
Painted cabinet: £1,200, Pots: £35 – £180
Wooden dining table: £2,300, White cabinet: £1,500, Chandelier: £1,480, Urn: £650, Artwork’ Dahlias’ : £440
French blue drappier from the late 19th century with green painted patina £1,450
Metal table £1,100
Round Twig Table Green Patina Top £850
Wooden blue side table £250
Set of Swedish armchairs £420
Easy Chair Orso, made of reclaimed teak
Malawi cane chair £480 each
Leather safari chairs and table £1,470
Indian metal chair £145 each
Green metal twig table £2,600
Outdoor metal table and chairs
Wood table and chairs
Edwardian stone swan planters: £290
Wood carved duck: £150, Hand-painted stoneware bowl: £165, French green urn: £365, Large Hungarian jug : £75, Small painted jugs: £32 – £45
Artwork ‘Sail boats in oil’: £485, Artwork ‘Grey brown landscape’: £225, Artwork ‘ Stone arched bridge in oil’: £245
Petersham Jam Jar Table Lamp £1,750
Bronze Italian lantern £1,750
Wicker baskets
Venetian bowls and vintage Murano glassware
Wooden birdhouses
Copper Bath £1,950
Hammock
Artist stand £1,200
Convex mirrors: Small £85, Medium £880, Large £1,450, Bertozzi vases: £120 – £175
Bertozzi vases: Small £125, Medium £155, Large £185
Bertozzi hand painted table cloths £350 – £430, Napkins £25
Bertozzi vases: Small £125, Medium £155, Large £185
Bertozzi vases: Small £125, Medium £155, Large £185
Artist and ceramicist – Sophie Wilson created this beautiful piece for us. Using techniques inspired by Blackwork embroidery first used in England in the 15th and 16th century, this is interpreted into ceramic form where terracotta, white slip and sgraffito imitate the sewn technique.
Handmade ceramics by London based creator
Freya Bramble Carter is a ceramics artist based in London who creates thoughtfully crafted pieces with a strong connection to the natural world, often finding their form representative of powerful feminine energy.