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Coffee tables
Coffee tables are made today for modern living. Their style is based on designs of period tables and those described as ?antique? are frequently tables which have been cut down.
Lamp / Side tables
Lamp tables sometimes referred to as Accent Tables were strategically placed to provide low level lighting or subtle light. Often used at either end of the sofa.
Nest of Tables
Sometimes referred to as stacking tables or nesting tables, they are a convenient and attractive way to provide an occasional extra table without taking up space in a room when not in use.
Console / Hall tables
Traditionally Console tables were used for displaying decorative items or accessories. They are often found in hallways/entryways.
TV stands
Sometimes called a Media Cabinet. TV stands are designed today to help tidy away the wires and equipment which comes with modern living.
Magazine racks
Also called Canterbury; they are moveable as they stand on castors with racks, drawers and divisions, they are the ideal piece of furniture for the storage of magazines, books and newspapers.
Center tables
A statement piece for decorative purposes. Often displayed in the hall or a bay or stairwell. Usually circular with decorative pedestal and surface.
Occasional seating
The stool appears to be the most common and perhaps earliest piece of furniture developed by early Egyptian Culture It was used throughout society for a variety of functions.
A Collection of Classic Reproduction English style Occasional Furniture
Our Ocassional Furniture range includes lamp tables, side tables, sofa tables, end tables and coffee tables as well as console tables, sideboards, dressers, occasional chairs, canterburys, cabinets, bookcases and whatnots. All our pieces are in an English or European style, referencing classic furniture from the Georgian, Regency, Victorian, Edwardian and Art Deco periods.
Bespoke Occasional Furniture
We also undertake bespoke occasional furniture commissions, and have vast family archives of classic English antiques to draw on.
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