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Japan, Edo period, circa 1830–60
Japanese Urushi Hokkai-Bako with a Tokugawa Family Crest, Edo Period
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China (panel), Late 17th century panel; converted circa 1920s–1940s
17th Century Chinese Lacquer Panel Coffee Table
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Inspiration from The Drawingroom
The Chinoiserie Room at Claydon House: A Flamboyant Celebration of East Meets West
Let us take you on a journey to a place where whimsy and opulence collide in a riot of exotic splendor: the Chinoiserie Room at Claydon House in Buckinghamshire.
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Chinoiserie, or The Pursuit of Whimsical Exoticism
Ever fascinated by the exotic and unusual, we have always adored the Chinoiserie style, this fabulous decorative cocktail that was a vision of the mysterious Orient by Europeans, who hardly ever ventured out of good old Europe.
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Madeleine Castaing and the Art of Timeless Chic
We have always admired Madeleine Castaing's interiors – the strongly personal, whimsical uniqueness of the spaces she conjured up over the years.
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Exploring the Timeless Beauty and Craftsmanship of Giles Grendey's Chairs
Eighteenth century chair designs are rarely as beautiful as this model.
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The Chair Puzzle
This magnificent chair is certainly one of the most special items in our collection, admired by many connoisseurs and fellow dealers alike.
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The Utterly Magnificent Houghton Hall
We have been lucky to visit Houghton Hall, the residence of the Marquess and Marchioness of Cholmondeley in Norfolk.
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Palladian Perfection of Chiswick House
Arguably the finest remaining example of Neo-Palladian architecture in London, the house was designed by Lord Burlington, himself a talented amateur architect…
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Treasures of The Huntington Library
This vast and important collection is a must see for any 18th century furniture enthusiast, and here are a few notable examples of English and Irish furniture from the Huntington.
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Castle Howard: Masterpiece of the English Country House
Castle Howard is not a true castle, but this term is also used for English country houses erected on the site of a former military castle.
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