Inglewood Design

03/06/2026

A remarkable pair of mid-century bronze crane lamps raised on substantial alabaster and bronze plinths, retaining their original faux tortoiseshell shades. Beautifully modelled as complementary forms rather than simple mirrored castings, the lamps combine sculptural elegance with a rich amber glow when illuminated. Exceptionally heavy and finely made throughout, these striking pieces embody the glamour and sophistication of high-end Continental decorative lighting, bringing warmth, atmosphere and unmistakable presence to any interior.
Available on the website soon or feel free to get intouch for more information.

02/06/2026

19/05/2026

15/05/2026

Early 20th century Japanese heavily carved folding desk with stool, now available.

12/05/2026

Dagfields Crafts & Antiques Centre

12/05/2026

Late 19th century elm vernacular armchair with a finely woven string seat. Subtle irregularities, slender shaping and honest construction place it on the cusp of the Arts and Crafts movement, while retaining a distinctly rural character. Structurally sound with age-true repairs. Quiet, tactile, and increasingly scarce in this form.

10/04/2026

A characterful early 20th century Japanese drip glaze stoneware table lamp. Rewired, PAT tested and ready to add a blast of warmth to your home

05/04/2026

Early 20th Century Tall British Government Issue Mahogany Notary Drawer Cabinet - King George V - 1932.

Height 200cm, Width 49cm, Depth 36cm

Now available

10/03/2026

A proper statement piece this week.
Late 19th century Dutch Neo-Renaissance carved oak library cabinet, packed with deep relief carving, lion mask mounts and wonderfully expressive putti heads. The upper section retains beautifully wavy period glass, while the lower doors feature bold geometric panels and sunburst motifs.
Furniture like this was made to impress — architectural in scale and rich in detail, reflecting the revival of Renaissance design that swept through European interiors in the late 1800s.
One of those pieces that stops you in your tracks.