A matching side table to the wider coffee table, this piece is perhaps the more daring in style by compressing the detail into a smaller frame.

Quarter cut veneers are again inlaid on the top with herringbone surround. The legs and stretchers are identical, but in smaller form.

Lovely period detailing combines to make this captivating low table a really intriguing centrepiece.

The top with quarter cut veneers, rests on octagonal carved baluster legs with turned feet. A moulded, X-formed stretcher and repeated turned finial provides support.

Fully upholstered, with a covering of finely grained leather this desk chair combines old world charm with modern comfort and adaptability.

Beneath its leather seat, is a modern construction gas rise and fall and tilt mechanism, over a splayed pedestal with modern twin ball castors.

It is a point of debate which of the cupboard doors or their contents is the more sensational. For here is a bookcase with turned columns and rich with mouldings that is every bit as dramatic as anything the TV, concealed within, might show.

On such a desk you might lay out plans of great enterprise or work tirelessly and comfortably for all time. With hand coloured and tooled leather top, supported on twin pedestals with quarter cut veneers and graduated drawers, it is a desk from which to contemplate and command.

No study can be complete without an enveloping wing chair in which to read or to think. The only danger is that the generous proportions of this classic, high backed and fully upholstered piece might draw you away from the desk never to return.

Boldly symmetrical, this neoclassical gem is perfectly designed to house the jewels of your collection. Its robust squared and fluted columns project authority and resilience. Like the words on the pages of the volumes you store behind its glazed doors, it seems everlasting.