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England (Gillows of Lancaster and London), George III, circa 1790
Duke of Montrose Hall Chair by Gillows
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Inspiration from The Drawingroom
The Timeless Beauty of Klismos Chair
The Klismos (Greek: κλισμός) was a specifically Greek invention, without detectable earlier inspiration.
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The Art Of The Hall Chair
Unlike other types of chairs, hall chairs were designed mainly with decorative purpose in mind.
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Story Of A Chair, or The Attribution Conundrum
It is always exciting, but never an easy task to research or attribute a piece without a known history…
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A Table For A Scottish Nobleman
An unusual George II period telescopic table, in solid mahogany, which almost certainly belonged to Sir John Sinclair. Previously in stock at Peacock's Finest.
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Osterley Park: Elizabethan Meets Neoclassical
Osterley was completed in 1576 for banker Sir Thomas Gresham, who purchased the manor of Osterley in 1562.
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Culzean Castle: Scotland's Hidden Gem
Culzean Castle was constructed as an L-plan castle by order of the 10th Earl of Cassilis.
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Robert Adam: The Father of British Neoclassicism
Robert Adam (1728 – 1792) was one of the most celebrated architects of his day.
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The Ultimate Grand Tour: Britain's Greatest Country Houses
The tour of some of the UK's most significant country houses, which we have recently completed in just under a week, has been one of our best road trips so far.
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Good Taste Is Timeless
Furlow Gatewood, a self-taught antiques dealer and one of the most influential American decorators, created a home that demonstrates the art of living well. These remarkable Regency Klismos hall chairs, virtually identical to...
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