Furniture & Collectables
The Furniture and Collectables department focuses on an extensive variety of items. From Ancient pieces to the modern day.
This department deals with everything from retro and antique furniture, longcase and mantel clocks, Asian and other figurines and statues to vintage toys and Steiff teddy bears, as well as a host of other small collectable ephemera. If you are thinking of selling any furniture or colletables, don’t hesitate to contact us for an appraisal of your item.
As a buyer, the eclectic mixture of items ensures everyone can find their ideal pieces, whatever their preference.
BOKHARA RUG with a green ground and lozenge motifs, 157cm x 93cm
about Lot 453
SET OF SIX RETRO STYLE DINING CHAIRS with black walnut curved backs and seats with padded black vinyl coverings, standing on turned supports with black metal X stretchers (6)
about Lot 429
ART DECO STYLE CONSOLE TABLE with a rectangular top inlaid with a fan of specimen walnut above a central drawer with specimen walnut shaped supports and shaped foot, 90cm x 120cm
about Lot 453
MIRROR BACKED HALF MODEL OF S.S. BARON ARDROSSAN built in Port Glasgow by A. Rodger & Co. in 1905 for the Hogarth shipping line, the laminated and carved hull varnished with a black painted topside, mounted on a mirror within it's original wooden case with end mirrors and builders plate, 59cm x 284.5cm x 26cm Note; A. Rodger & Co was founded by Hugh Hogarth and was based at Ardrossan on the Clyde, the company's ships were known locally as the Hungry Hogarths. The ships name Barron Ardrossan is one of the titles held by the Earls of Eglinton who established the port of Ardrossan in 1805. The shipping company had to seek special permission to use the title for the ship.
about Lot 280
PAIR OF ARTS AND CRAFTS BENTWOOD CHAIRS with shaped and carved top rails above one piece pressed pierced backs and seats, standing on ring turned supports united by a turned stretcher (2) Note: This lot comes from Partick Methodist Church, Dumbarton Road, Glasgow.
about Lot 432
ENAMEL ADVERTISING SIGN with a navy blue ground and white lettering 'Penny Savings Bank, Monday, 7. to 8.', 27cm x 39.5cm
about Lot 226
MID CENTURY JOHANNES ANDERSEN FOR BERNHARD PEDERSEN & SON OF DENMARK ROSEWOOD EXTENDING DINING TABLE AND SIX CHAIRS CIRCA 1960s, table with two spare leaves on square supports, the table top 121cm x 121cm/171cm/221cm and 75cm high, the chairs with shaped open backs above black vinyl seats and raised on square stretchered supports, 80cm high x 48cm wide x 52cm deep Note: the current vendor purchased the table with a CITES Certificate number - 624979/01
about Lot 582
ORIGINAL GLASGOW CORPORATION LINEN TRAM DESTINATION BLIND - HYNDLAND circa 1940s from the older Standard cars, frame size 16.5cm x 96cm
about Lot 324
VINTAGE SCOTTISH SHIPBUILDER'S BRASS PLAQUE marked 'No. 589 Scotts' Shipbuilding and Engineering Co. Ltd. Greenock', of rectangular form and mounted on wooden panel, 33cm x 50cm Note: The plaque is from yard 589, where Scott's Shipbuilding and Engineering built the Diesel Naval Submarine, Trooper, in 1942. The firm was founded in 1711 and closed in 1993. The headquarters were in Greenock, Scotland and they built over 1250 ships on the Clyde.
about Lot 268
ERCOL LIGHT OAK DINING TABLE AND CHAIRS the table with a pull apart top and two extra leaves, standing on tapering supports, 225cm extended, together with a set of two carvers and four single Ercol stick back dining chairs, standing on turned supports
about Lot 488