A fine quality 18th-century mahogany octagonal wine cellarette, featuring bottle divisions, brass banding, and side brass carrying handles. It stands elegantly on square tapered legs with original castors, ensuring stability and mobility. The beautifully figured mahogany top adds to its charm, making it a practical piece for storing spirits and an excellent choice for use as a stylish lamp table.

This elegant Georgian mahogany partner’s desk, dating from around 1790, is a fine example of period craftsmanship. Its compact proportions offer practicality and style, making it a desirable piece for collectors and functional use.

The desk features drawers on both sides, with full-length drawers at the top on one side, providing ample storage. The original bracket feet remain intact, adding to its authenticity, while the worn leather top exudes character and charm. The desk has been tastefully enhanced with replaced brass swan-neck handles and brass numbered buttons, complementing its classic aesthetic. The high-quality oak drawer linings further reflect the superior craftsmanship of the Georgian era.

On the ends, two large decorative handles add to its refined design, making it easy to manoeuvre. This one-piece desk is a rare find, as Georgian partner’s desks are increasingly difficult to source. Its timeless appeal and rich patina make it a standout addition to any traditional or period interior. kneehole width 43 cm
Height 78 cm, width 125 cm, depth 83 cm

A charming French oak enfilade, circa 1800, showcasing exceptional craftsmanship. This elegant piece features three intricately carved drawers above three cupboard doors, providing ample storage. The central door is adorned with decorative inlay, adding a touch of sophistication to the piece. Retaining its original metalwork, the enfilade stands on shaped legs and boasts a warm, rich patina. Perfect for adding timeless character to any dining or living space.

Hutton-Clarke Antiques is delighted to offer a rare 17th-century oak mule chest of small proportions. Featuring a geometric moulded front with a drawer below, this exceptional period country piece boasts a rich colour and superb patination.

This early 18th-century English oak dresser base, offered for sale by Hutton-Clarke Antiques, is a fine example of period craftsmanship. It features a rich, well-patinated oak surface with a deep, warm hue, showcasing the wood's natural grain. The dresser base is fitted with three drawers, each with moulded fronts, adding a subtle yet elegant detail to the design. The brass handles and escutcheons are later 18th-century additions, complementing the piece's character while enhancing its functionality.

Standing on turned baluster legs, the dresser base retains a sense of solidity and grace, typical of early Georgian furniture. The overhanging top and well-proportioned form make it a practical and decorative piece.

This dresser base would make a superb addition to a period interior, whether used as a sideboard, console table, or statement piece in a traditional setting. Its generous proportions and excellent condition reflect the quality and durability of English oak furniture from this era.
Height 72 cm, width 172 cm, depth 55 cm

This Edwardian English walnut hallstand, offered for sale by Hutton-Clarke Antiques, is a beautifully preserved example of early 20th-century craftsmanship. Made from rich, warm-toned walnut, it retains its original coat hooks with porcelain ends, adding both charm and practicality to its design.

The hallstand features a central mirror, framed by elegant vertical supports, allowing for a quick check before heading out. Below the mirror, a glove compartment provides a convenient storage space for small accessories. A sturdy base incorporates the original drip pan, designed to catch water from umbrellas, preserving both the hallstand and surrounding flooring.

With its refined proportions and classic Edwardian detailing, this hallstand is both a functional and decorative addition to any entranceway. It exemplifies the quality and attention to detail typical of the period, making it a superb choice for collectors and those seeking authentic period furnishing.
Height 201 cm, width 73 cm , depth 35 cm

This is a striking antique 1950s French metal console table, offered for sale by Hutton-Clarke Antiques. The console features a highly decorative wrought iron base adorned with intricate scrollwork and ornate details. The design includes colorful painted foliage and floral motifs, which add a vibrant and artistic flair. A notable feature is the green and red accents, along with leaf-shaped embellishments on the legs and central panel.

The console is topped with a white marble surface, shaped elegantly to complement the ornate base. Its vintage charm, combined with its functional and decorative appeal, makes it a standout piece, ideal for both traditional and eclectic interiors.

Height 78 cm

Width 98 cm

Depth 40 cm

Hutton-Clarke Antiques is pleased to present a stunning French pier mirror, impressive 2.36 meters tall. This exceptional piece features its original-looking glass with a beautifully foxed plate, adding to its character and charm. The mirror is framed in finely carved oak, with striking crossed torches with ribbon designs adorning the top. Perfectly suited for both modern and traditional interiors, this is a superb example of timeless French craftsmanship.

Height 236 cm, width 90 cm, depth 4 cm

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This is a pair of 19th-century Cantonese vases decorated in a traditional Famille rose palette. The vases feature intricate hand-painted designs depicting courtly scenes with figures set amidst architectural and garden backgrounds. These scenes are framed with elaborate floral patterns and gilt accents, which are characteristic of Cantonese porcelain from the Qing dynasty era.

The vibrant colours, including pinks, greens, blues, and gold, along with detailed depictions of figures and birds, reflect the exquisite craftsmanship typical of the period. These vases would have been produced for export, showcasing the refinement of Chinese decorative arts for a Western audience. 

Good condition, with some slight wear to gilt areas. They would make good lamps.
Height 35 cm, width 18 cm

This Edwardian pewter Standish is an elegantly designed writing desk accessory with two inkwells. It features intricate wildlife-themed decorations, with a stag's head prominently in the centre, its antlers rising majestically. Surrounding the stag's head are beautiful leafy wreaths, adding to the naturalistic appeal. Flanking the central figure are two small, detailed animals: a rabbit on the left and a dog on the right, carefully sculpted in pewter.

The standish's design reflects the appreciation of nature and craftsmanship typical of the Edwardian period. The inkwells are likely set within the pewter base, providing functionality while maintaining the aesthetic charm. The standish is mounted on a flat base with subtle details, contributing to its refined and ornamental look. Overall, it perfectly blends form and function, making it a beautiful collector's or decorative piece.

This Edwardian pewter Standish is an elegantly designed writing desk accessory with two inkwells. It features intricate wildlife-themed decorations, with a stag's head prominently in the centre, its antlers rising majestically. Surrounding the stag's head are beautiful leafy wreaths, adding to the naturalistic appeal. Flanking the central figure are two small, detailed animals: a rabbit on the left and a dog on the right, carefully sculpted in pewter.

The standish's design reflects the appreciation of nature and craftsmanship typical of the Edwardian period. The inkwells are likely set within the pewter base, providing functionality while maintaining the aesthetic charm. The standish is mounted on a flat base with subtle details, contributing to its refined and ornamental look. Overall, it perfectly blends form and function, making it a beautiful collector's or decorative piece.

Height 22 cm, width 34 cm, depth 13 cm

This 19th-century oil painting depicts a dramatic military scene. The foreground features three prominent figures, likely officers or military commanders, standing atop a rocky terrain. They are dressed in distinctive uniforms, including one in a red coat and feathered headdress, suggesting a British military context. The figures seem to be observing the chaos unfolding below.

In the distance, large groups of soldiers are positioned in formations, with a visible bridge spanning a river or valley. The soldiers are arranged in battle lines, some possibly engaged in combat or manoeuvring under the haze of smoke. The landscape is dotted with hills, and the sky is overcast, contributing to the sombre, intense atmosphere of the scene. The smoke and chaos of the battle give the painting a sense of action and movement, with the entire composition capturing the scale and tumult of a military confrontation.

The ornate gold frame enhances the historical and dramatic nature of the piece, making it a striking representation of military life and warfare in the 19th century.
Old faded description to the back.
Height 62 cm, width 81 cm, depth 8 cm

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Hutton-Clarke Antiques presents a striking late 19th-century oil painting featuring a Scottish gentleman in traditional hunting attire. Untouched and in unrestored condition. The gentleman is depicted with distinctive lamb chop ginger facial hair, adding to his rugged appearance. He is dressed in a dark tweed jacket, embodying the classic Scottish hunter's look, and he holds a flintlock rifle, a nod to the era's weaponry. By his side is a long, majestic dog, potentially an Irish wolfhound, exuding the loyalty and strength typical of hunting companions.

The background sets the scene in the Scottish Highlands, with expansive hills in the distance, enhancing the authenticity and grandeur of the setting. The portrait is painted with incredible detail and vibrancy, typical of the late 19th century, making it a striking piece for collectors and enthusiasts of Scottish heritage and portraiture.
Height 103 cm, width 85 cm, depth 4.5 cm