Antiques

Based in Firenze, Italy, Bernardo Antichita are the dealers in Antique and Estate Jewellery, Fine Watches and Works of Art. Their collections of unusual cufflinks, sophisticated baubles and other outstanding gentlemen's accessories truly permit to express one's personality. Regularly updated website now offers most of the stock for online purchase. Unique gifts worth seeing, they will make their owner to stand out even in the most sophisticated circles of the art and antiques collectors.

It's over ten years since the Millinery Works first opened the doors of it's beautiful ex-hat factory in Islington and embarked on the exhibition programme that has made it one of the most enjoyable of London's smaller venues.

Arts and Crafts Movement dealers. We source interesting items from the British Arts and Crafts Movement, Post War Design, Gothic Revival and a new section of. antique garden furniture, and objects. We have been dealing for over 20 years and since November 2007 purely on-line and by appointment.

Auctioneers of Fine Guns and Automobiles since 1919. Coys are proud to be upholding our founder's commitment to motor sport's illustrious traditions and cultures and have developed into one of the most prominent specialists in the sale and acquisition of historic motor cars, be it through our specialist showrooms, where some 30 vehicles are always on display ranging from a Mercedes SType to a Ford GT40, or at one of our auctions. With Coys developed auction network with important sales in England, Germany, Holland, Italy and Monaco each year, Coys are the best choice for any client considering the sale or purchase of a historic motor car. In 2006 the evolution of the company continued with the move of the company head quarters from the traditional home at Queen's Gate Mews to our new purpose built facility at Manor Court in Richmond. With state of the art sales and display facilities Coys at Manor Court represents the industry standard.

Since 1865 Mallett have grown to be the largest and most exclusive antiques business in the world with galleries in both London and New York. Mallett maintain a stock of around 2000 outstanding pieces of antique furniture and works of art. Each piece is carefully chosen by our experts for its quality and exceptional details which compliment our distinctly personal taste. We have an international clientele of private individuals, museums, and interior designers, who have created some of the finest collections worldwide.

Whether you are a dealer, an experienced collector or someone looking for a pocket watch as a special present for a birthday, anniversary or wedding gift your are sure to find it with the Pieces of Time in Mayfair.

The BADA Antiques & Fine Art Fair is the UK's premier, national art and antiques Fair, and was voted ‘Fair of the Year’ 2000. Conveniently situated at the Duke of York’s Headquarters in Chelsea, the BADA Fair takes place in one of London’s most exclusive commercial and residential areas and provides a unique forum in which to buy art and antiques. Visitors enjoy the enormous variety of exhibits for sale including fine English furniture, rare Oriental ceramics, wonderful paintings and textiles, clocks, silver and jewellery. The BADA Fair is held annually, in March, for seven days, in a purpose-built pavilion. It is known for its elegant design and layout, the first-class catering and quality of events that take place. Visitors can dine in the excellent a la carte restaurant The Cellini, or enjoy lighter refreshments in the Champagne Bar. There are Shippers on site, to assist with the packing and delivery of purchases made, and they are happy to help with our international visitors and arrange the transportation of purchases to anywhere in the world. Throughout the Fair, visitors will meet with some of the country’s leading experts in art and antiques in a friendly, yet exclusive, setting.

For eight days in June the Great Room of the Grosvenor House on London’s Park Lane is transformed as over 20,000 visitors come to view and buy from an outstanding display of art and antiques, dating from 3,000 BC to the present day. An endless array of furniture, paintings, sculpture, antiquities, glass, porcelain, jewellery, silver, textiles, prints, books and oriental works of art create a magnificent setting in which to view and purchase.

Originating from a family with a fascination for antiques, Raphael and Joshua Sinai specialise in European, Asian and American 19th and 20th Century Decorative Art and Design. Having moved back from New York in 2005, Raphael and Joshua have opened a new gallery in central London located on South Audley Street, opposite Harry's Bar and a few minutes away from the Dorchester and Grovenor House hotels. Both passionate in their respective fields, the twins‚ experience in New York was invaluable. Raphael was a specialist for seven years in the 20th Century Decorative Arts department at Christie's auctioneers. While Joshua worked with a private dealer and collector specialising in European and Asian 19th Century Decorative Arts including silver. The gallery features an eclectic mix of decorative arts with an emphasis on the unusual. The twins continuously travel and search for new treasures, acquiring original, authentic and documented works. Noteworthy objects have been selected for various museum exhibitions around the world such as, 'Gallé: A Centenary', at The Broadfield House Glass Museum, United Kingdom; 'Sarah Bernhardt: The Art of High Drama', at the Jewish Museum, New York; 'Louis Comfort Tiffany: Artist for the Ages', at the Seattle Art Museum, The Toledo Museum of Art, The Dallas Museum of Art and The Carnegie Museum of Art.

Specialists in 17th and 18th century English antiques with an emphasis on fine country furniture using indigenous timbers of oak, walnut, elm, ash, yew, and fruitwood. We also specialise in English pottery, delftware, creamware, salt glaze etc., and have interesting decorative pieces of metalware, treen, fine English needlework and naïve paintings. The firm has been established for over 40 years and count among our clientele private collectors, many international museums and interior decorators.

Established in 1963 by F. Riyahi, a graduate in Art & Art History, dealing in Islamic & Ancient Art, specialising in high quality Islamic Art from the whole of the Islamic world, from China to Spain, dating from the 7th century. The collection includes Pottery, Glass, Metalwork, Jewellery, Coins, Woodwork, Stone, Textile, Old Carpets, Manuscript, Calligraphy, Painting, etc. The ancient art includes Near-Eastern, Greek & Roman, Egyptian and Ghandharan works of art.

We are specialists in English and Continental Furniture, Sculpture, Paintings, Mirrors and Fine Art Objects dating from the 17th to Early 19th Century. We also present important Contemporary works on a private basis.

Hancocks, founded in 1849 and still family owned, is one of London's oldest and finest specialist dealers buying and selling rare and collectable jewels.

Grays is home to one of the world’s largest and most diverse collections of fine antiques, jewellery, rare books and vintage fashion. The labyrinth corridors of Grays are a hive of activity with over two hundred dealers selling everything from ancient artefacts from 40BC up to 20th century collectables.

Emanouel Naghi started his business in 1973, and has since then been one of the United Kingdom's most prominent antique dealers. He is privileged to include Royal Families and the Diplomatic Corps amongst his prestigious clientele. He regularly advises and buys on behalf of major private collectors and museums worldwide. He is specialized in supplying antiques and works of art.

David Aaron Ancient Arts is a London based leading authority in Classical, Egyptian, Near Eastern and Islamic Ancient artworks. Throughout the last century the gallery has been at the centre of every major collection assembled within these respective fields. The Gallery aims to offer superlative works of art, that make up the essence of the Western, Islamic and Asian civilizations and every piece is personally chosen by David for its artistic value, historical importance and intrinsic beauty. Every object is an individual testimony to the extraordinary levels of sensitivity and craftsmanship of the ancient artist.