Many of my furniture pieces left a factory in England or Denmark over 50 years ago, and they've truly stood the test of time. I've inspected, cleaned, and sympathetically restored all pieces where needed. Delivery is also available for some large items, priced separately in consultation.
An unusually shaped mid-century coffee table by Vanson, with a stepped, asymmetric top and four slim, tapering beech legs. A softly rounded cut-out along one side creates a broader section at one end, giving it a distinctive silhouette that’s particularly lovely when viewed from above.
A Danish mid-century coffee table by Henning Kjærnulf for Vejle Stole & Møbelfabrik, with a square top, gently tapered legs and the maker’s stamp to the underside. Its understated design gives the grain and warm colour of the wood plenty of room to be appreciated.
A fully restored 1960s chest from G Plan’s Tola & Black / Librenza range, designed by Leslie G. Dandy. Richly patterned timber, a black underframe and brass fittings give this piece the distinctive look that makes the range so appealing.
A proper heavyweight of a coffee table, with a solid timber frame, thick planked top and substantial black metal fittings. The wood has lovely variations in colour, from honey and amber to deeper brown, with pronounced grain, knots and surface marks running across the individual boards.
A matching pair of vintage wooden headboards with elegant, rounded tops and a rich, warm brown finish.
A vintage G Plan coffee table with a hexagonal glass top, beautifully figured wood grain and an unusual open-sided base.
A completely refinished vintage coffer with a bold orange painted finish, a rich dark timber lid and a patterned interior that gives it plenty of personality.
A lovely compact bedside cabinet from G Plan’s early Brandon range, with the warm oak finish and beautifully figured grain that give these pieces so much character.
A striking early G Plan chest of drawers from the Librenza, or Tola & Black, range, produced by E. Gomme during the late 1950s and early 1960s.
A beautifully refinished Ercol Pandora coffee table, one of the more distinctive designs from the British furniture maker’s later mid-century period.
A wonderful mid-century bureau from G Plan’s sought-after Brandon range, with the warm oak finish and beautifully shaped detailing that make these early G Plan pieces so distinctive.
A handsome mid-century teak record cabinet with a wonderfully practical mix of display and storage. The upper section is enclosed by sliding glass doors, giving you space for favourite ceramics, glassware or hi-fi accessories, while the long open shelf beneath keeps everything within easy reach.
A handsome oak table from the G Plan Librenza range, bearing the E. Gomme stamp. The warm, honey-coloured wood sits beautifully against the black drawer fronts, with brass handles and little brass feet adding a touch of glamour.
A beautifully simple 1960s teak cabinet, originally designed to house the hi-fi equipment of the day. The discreet ventilation slots running along the back of the top are a lovely little clue to its original purpose, allowing heat from amplifiers and other equipment to escape without disturbing those wonderfully unfussy lines.
