Latest Arrivals at Nicholas Wells Antiques

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1064 products
Solid Walnut English Armchair, 19th Century, circa 1850, Victorian, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Solid Walnut English Armchair, 19th Century, circa 1850, Victorian
Solid Walnut English Armchair | 19th Century
Set of Six Anglo-Indian Ceylonese Ebony Armchairs, circa 1850, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the set of Six Anglo-Indian Ceylonese Ebony Armchairs, circa 1850
Set of Six Anglo-Indian Ceylonese Ebony Armchairs
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Regency Mahogany X Frame Chairs – A Near Pair, circa 1810, in the manner of Thomas Hope – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Regency Mahogany X Frame Chairs – A Near Pair, circa 1810, in the manner of Thomas Hope
Regency Mahogany X Frame Chairs – A Near Pair
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Pair of William IV Library Armchairs, 19th-century, Regency, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Pair of William IV Library Armchairs
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Pair of Transitional Louis XV Style Fauteuils, circa 1870, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Transitional Louis XV Style Fauteuils, circa 1870
Pair of Transitional Louis XV Style Fauteuils
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Pair of Regency Style Caned Library Chairs, 19th-century, brass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Regency Style Caned Library Chairs, 19th-century, brass
Pair of Regency Style Caned Library Chairs
Pair of Regency Lyre Form Rosewood Library Chairs, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Regency Lyre Form Rosewood Library Chairs, photographed from another angle
Pair of Regency Lyre Form Rosewood Library Chairs
Pair of Regency Armchairs, 19th-century, mahogany and leather, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Regency Armchairs, 19th-century, mahogany and leather
Pair of Regency Armchairs
Pair of Neo Classical Canapés, 18th-century, Louis XVI, giltwood, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Neo Classical Canapés, 18th-century, Louis XVI, giltwood
Pair of Neo Classical Canapés
Pair of Modernist Wireframe Rattan Chairs, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Modernist Wireframe Rattan Chairs, photographed from another angle
Pair of Modernist Wireframe Rattan Chairs
Pair of Indian Bombay Gothic Armchairs, Gothic Revival, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Indian Bombay Gothic Armchairs, Gothic Revival, photographed from another angle
Pair of Indian Bombay Gothic Armchairs
Pair of Giltwood George III armchairs attributed to John Linnell, circa 1780, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Giltwood George III armchairs attributed to John Linnell, circa 1780
Pair of Giltwood George III armchairs attributed to John Linnell
Pair of George III Mahogany Armchairs, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of George III Mahogany Armchairs, photographed from another angle
Pair of George III Mahogany Armchairs
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Pair of Ebony Caned Library Chairs, 19th-century, Regency, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Ebony Caned Library Chairs, 19th-century, Regency
Pair of Ebony Caned Library Chairs
Pair of Chandigargh armchairs, Mid-Century, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Chandigargh armchairs, Mid-Century, photographed from another angle
Pair of Chandigargh armchairs
Pair of 19th Century Sinhalese Calamander Wood Armchairs, circa 1850, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of 19th Century Sinhalese Calamander Wood Armchairs, circa 1850
PAIR OF 19TH CENTURY SINHALESE CALAMANDER WOOD ARMCHAIRS
Original Yew Wood Windsor Chair, circa 1830, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Original Yew Wood Windsor Chair, circa 1830, photographed from another angle
Original Yew Wood Windsor Chair
Late Renaissance Italian Walnut Armchairs, circa 1700, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Late Renaissance Italian Walnut Armchairs
Hoshiarpur Bone Inlaid Armchair, 19th-century, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Hoshiarpur Bone Inlaid Armchair, 19th-century, photographed from another angle
Hoshiarpur Bone Inlaid Armchair
Gainsborough Chair Designed by Paul Saunders, George II, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Gainsborough Chair Designed by Paul Saunders, George II, photographed from another angle
Gainsborough Chair Designed by Paul Saunders
Exotic Hardwood Folding Chair, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Exotic Hardwood Folding Chair, photographed from another angle
Exotic Hardwood Folding Chair
Empire Mahogany Armchair, 19th-century, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Empire Mahogany Armchair
Ebonised Anglo Indian High Back Armchair, 19th-century, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Ebonised Anglo Indian High Back Armchair, 19th-century, photographed from another angle
Ebonised Anglo Indian High Back Armchair
Early 18th Century Walnut Pad Foot Wing Chair, circa 1725, Georgian, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Early 18th Century Walnut Pad Foot Wing Chair
Antique Baltic Armchair Seized During the Crimean War, 19th-century, Regency, walnut and leather – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Antique Baltic Armchair Seized During the Crimean War, 19th-century, Regency, walnut and leather
Antique Baltic Armchair Seized During the Crimean War
A walnut open armchair, George I style, circa 1900, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the walnut open armchair, George I style, circa 1900, photographed from another angle
A walnut open armchair, George I style
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A pair of Regency parcel gilt armchairs, circa 1820, brass and parcel-gilt, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Regency parcel gilt armchairs, circa 1820, brass and parcel-gilt
A pair of Regency parcel gilt armchairs
A pair of magnificent 19th Century library chairs, circa 1870, Victorian, mahogany – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of magnificent 19th Century library chairs, circa 1870, Victorian, mahogany
A pair of magnificent 19th Century library chairs
Nicolas Simon Courtois, circa 1770, Louis XV, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Nicolas Simon Courtois, circa 1770, Louis XV, photographed from another angle
Nicolas Simon Courtois
A Pair of Early 19th Century Mahogany Bergere Armchairs, circa 1810, Empire, brass – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Pair of Early 19th Century Mahogany Bergere Armchairs, circa 1810, Empire, brass
A Pair of Early 19th Century Mahogany Bergere Armchairs
19th Century Giltwood Throne Chair after William Kent, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the 19th Century Giltwood Throne Chair after William Kent, photographed from another angle
19th Century Giltwood Throne Chair after William Kent
17th Century Barley Twist Walnut Armchair, circa 1880, by Sabina Fay Braxton, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the 17th Century Barley Twist Walnut Armchair, circa 1880, by Sabina Fay Braxton
17th Century Barley Twist Walnut Armchair
Pair of Regency Side Chairs, 19th-century, mahogany, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Regency Side Chairs, 19th-century, mahogany, photographed from another angle
Pair of Regency Side Chairs
Spanish Barcelona Chair, 19th-century, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Spanish Barcelona Chair, 19th-century, photographed from another angle
Spanish Barcelona Chair
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Set of Four Regency Side Chairs, 19th-century, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the set of Four Regency Side Chairs, 19th-century, photographed from another angle
Set of Four Regency Side Chairs
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Set of 12 Anglo Indian Side Chairs, 19th-century, giltwood, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the set of 12 Anglo Indian Side Chairs, 19th-century, giltwood
Set of 12 Anglo Indian Side Chairs
Pair Of Tubular Steel Chairs In The Manner Of Thonet, circa 1900, leather, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair Of Tubular Steel Chairs In The Manner Of Thonet, circa 1900, leather
Pair Of Tubular Steel Chairs In The Manner Of Thonet
Pair of South Indian 19th Century Side Chairs, Victorian, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of South Indian 19th Century Side Chairs, Victorian
Pair of South Indian 19th Century Side Chairs
Pair of Mid 18th Century Philadelphia Side Chairs, circa 1765, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Mid 18th Century Philadelphia Side Chairs, circa 1765
Pair of Mid 18th Century Philadelphia Side Chairs
Pair Of Indian Hoop Back Chairs, lacquer, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Pair Of Indian Hoop Back Chairs

Exclusive Antiques and Works of Art

Discover our latest arrivals, each antique piece carefully chosen for its rarity, provenance, and exceptional craftsmanship. From fine Regency and Georgian furniture to museum-quality objets d’art in Blue John, malachite, and ormolu, every addition to our collection embodies the elegance and history that define us.

Our new acquisitions represent the very best of British and Continental decorative arts—tables and chairs of noble design, rare mirrors with giltwood frames, and objets d’art of enduring beauty. Whether you are a seasoned collector or a first-time buyer, our most recent discoveries invite you to experience the richness of centuries past, and to bring that heritage into your home or collection.

Why Choose Nwtiques?

  • Curated Rarity – Each item is hand-selected for its historic significance, authenticity, and enduring beauty.

  • Museum-Quality Craftsmanship – From Blue John vases to ormolu-mounted furniture, our pieces are of the highest calibre.

  • Expert Knowledge – Our team provides research, context, and provenance to guide you in making informed acquisitions.

  • Global Collectors’ Trust – Supplying distinguished private collections, museums, and institutions worldwide.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How often do you update the Latest Arrivals?
A: We update the collection regularly as new pieces are sourced. We recommend checking back often, as rare items are quickly acquired by collectors.

Q: Can I reserve or preview an item before purchasing?
A: Yes. We are delighted to arrange private viewings, either in person or virtually. Items can be reserved for a short time upon request.

Q: Do you provide provenance and authenticity certificates?
A: Absolutely. Every piece is accompanied by detailed provenance where available, as well as our expert verification of authenticity.

Q: How do you ship antiques internationally?
A: We use trusted specialist art shippers to ensure secure, insured delivery worldwide. Fragile items are packed to museum standards.

Q: Can you advise on care and conservation of antiques?
A: Yes. Our team is happy to advise on the proper care of antique woods, marbles, and metals, and can recommend specialist conservators if needed.

Q: Are the items on the Latest Arrivals page unique?
A: Yes. Each piece is one-of-a-kind. Once sold, it cannot be replaced—making it essential to act quickly if you find something you love.
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