Have you ever noticed how different French furniture design from the eighteenth century can be? Here we take a look at the development of furniture design by examining four commodes here at the gallery. The first dates from the mid-eighteenth century (Louis XV Period) and is made from walnut, a French indigenous timber, popular […]
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We are excited to present a new Rococo acquisition here at the gallery from the Louis XV era. It is the second piece I’ve explored so far in my under-a-minute series I’m calling Langston Shorts. The Louis XV open armchair, or fauteuil to use the French term, is one of the most recognisable forms in furniture history. […]
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London offers many antique buying opportunities. Whether you are trying to find a gift, a piece of antique furniture, work of art for your home, or whether you are trying to enhance your collection, this city caters for all buyers and at every price level. Shopping for antiques can be a highly enjoyable hobby whether you […]
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