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Phelps Antiques Ltd - Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian antique furniture in mahogany, oak, rosewood and pine to order online.
Arts and Crafts Furniture - Manchester dealer specialising in the restoration of Golden Oak Arts and Crafts style furniture (1880-1930).
Georgia Antiques - West Sussex specialists in English furniture of the 17th to 19th century, catalogue of stock includes clocks and paintings.
Hardy County - Specialise in Victorian and Edwardian furniture in a variety of woods, particularly pine.
Casa Cavallo - Catalogue of stock available from Great Missenden, Bucks. dealer in restored antique furniture from the 17th through 19th centuries.
Red Lion Antiques - Petworth, West Sussex dealers in 17th- and 18th-century English country furniture, catalogue of stock.
Hares Antiques - 18th and early 19th practical furniture including dining tables, sets of chairs and desks. Speciality, upholstered furniture by Howard and Son.
Day Antiques - Early Oak furniture and objects available from Tetbury, Gloucestershire based shop.
Nicholas Abbott Antiques - Hampshire dealers in fine Georgian, Regency, and William IV period furniture. Large catalogue of regularly changing stock.
Joe Design Contemporary Furniture - produce a range of contemporary furniture and one-off designs.
Elmtree Antiques - North Yorkshire dealer specialising in Victorian and Georgian furniture, online catalogue offers varied selection.
Clitheroe Collectables - Site features collectables, antiques and pine furniture by famous people such as Burleigh, Winstanley and Wade.
Antique Table & Chair Co. - On-line catalogue from Stockport, Cheshire-based dealers and restorers specialising in 19th-century antique furniture.
Sincero - Sincero, suppliers of restored antique furniture, copies, replicas, authentic antiques and reproduction furniture. Supplying clients in both the UK and International markets.
Thomas Kerr Antique Furniture and Objets d'Art - French and Italian antique furniture and decorative accessories from the 18th and 19th centuries at this London based dealer. Also offer 19th and 20th century paintings.
Dickinson's Period House Shops - A one stop shop for a period home. Including wood and furniture restoration, handmade and cast ironwork, door, window and cupboard furniture.
L'antiques French provincial furniture - Source and supply of French provincial furniture and other decorative antiques to the interior design and decorating trade. Large period farm tables always available. No online ordering.
Twentieth century design furniture - Interior for the design conscious. Furniture and lighting from the 1920's, 30's, 40's, 50's, 60's, 70's and 80's.
Cottage Antiques Furniture - Buyers and sellers of antique furniture, dealing with the Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian eras.
Oliver Charles Antiques Ltd. Quality antiques in Petworth - Period English Furniture 1680 to 1830, 19th Century paintings, selected contemporary art in a large showroom in Petworth, England.
Xu Home - Chinese antique furniture - Xu Home, a leading UK importer of Chinese antique furniture and accessories. Furniture also imported from India, Thailand and other Far East countries.
Period Furniture - Pine and Period has established a reputation for quality furniture at affordable prices throughout East Kent Our master craftsman restores period furniture and makes newer pieces, all in solid wood.
Original Art Deco furniture and decorative items. - A frequently updated online selection of current stock, sourced from both the United Kingdom and Europe featuring fine Art Deco furniture for every room.
Ross Dodsworth Antiques Ltd - Mahogany, rosewood and walnut antique furniture including dining tables and chairs, chests of drawers, linen presses, side tables, pedestal desks, armchairs, library chairs, bookcases, bureaux, gilt mirrors for sale
Paul Martin Antiques - Paul Martin has been an antiques dealer for 20 years and has gained an excellent reputation as both a dealer and presenter on a well-known antiques program for the BBC.
Indigo - Antique Furniture from India, China, Japan. - Imports & restores antique furniture from India, China, Japan & Indonesia supplying both trade & retail customers.
The Dragon and the Phoenix - Sells antique Chinese furniture and Chinese antiques, all guaranteed over 100 years old
Allandale French Polishers - Antique furniture sales. Restoration of domestic and commercial furniture and pianos. Insurance work welcome. Manufacture of radiator cabinets.
Slowboat Trading Co - Slowboat Trading is a company selling antiques and artefacts imported directly from China. We provide a choice of attractive, interesting and unusual furniture, curios and artefacts for the whole house.
Mauleverer Antique English Oak Furniture - Mauleverer are specialists and experts in English Antique Oak Furniture of the 17th and 18th Century . All items are guaranteed for condition, authenticity and date.
Pairs Antiques - A unique warehouse full of antiques from all ages, based in the heart of London
Stocks and Chairs Antiques - A family run business specialising in 18th, 19th and 20th Century English Furniture. We have furniture from all eras: Victorian, Edwardian and Georgian.
Antiquedesks.net - Antique dealer specialising exclusively in antique desks. Range includes pedestal, partner's, roll-top and cylinder desks.
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