Built of European walnut, with oak drawer linings, its inset door panels with quartered, book-matched veneers and cross-banding richly complement the dining room. Its generous size creates a refined space for serving and surprising capacity for storage below.

At more than 3.5m, this imposing table is the centrepiece of the refined dining room. Its twin sectioned top raised on octagonal pillars is deeply gadrooned and gilded—elegant details that are repeated on the pedestals and the acanthus scrolled supports.

These walnut, early 18th century styled chairs offered with and without arms are a robust, yet comfortable complement to the dining room. Your choice of coverings for the upholstered seats can emphasise the heritage of the design, or add a much more modern and striking contrast.

These walnut, early 18th century styled chairs offered with and without arms are a robust, yet comfortable complement to the dining room. Your choice of coverings for the upholstered seats can emphasise the heritage of the design, or add a much more modern and striking contrast.

Less formal settings call for greater subtlety, which can be found here in this most timeless of designs. A natural companion to the cabriole dining chairs, the lowboy provides for simpler but no less gracious dining. Exquisite detailing in the walnut swirl veneered top and drawer fronts dances in the candlelight of intimate suppers

In a stylish twist this most Georgian of designs is updated from the more usual mahogany to a mix of livelier walnut veneers. Its illuminated glass shelves behind ogee topped glazing bars enhance the effect making a grand piece of furniture lighter. The corniced, breakfront, four panelled and glazed upper is set over eight equal sized drawers, flanking hinged central doors, and supported on bracket feet