Latest Arrivals at Nicholas Wells Antiques

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1064 products
Federal Parcel Gilt Overmantle Mirror, circa 1800, ebonised and glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Federal Parcel Gilt Overmantle Mirror, circa 1800, ebonised and glass
Federal Parcel Gilt Overmantle Mirror
Queen Anne Overmantel Mirror, 18th-century, Georgian, giltwood, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Queen Anne Overmantel Mirror, 18th-century, Georgian, giltwood
Queen Anne Overmantel Mirror
Mahogany Overmantel Mirror in the Manner of Robert Adam, Regency, glass and marquetry – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Mahogany Overmantel Mirror in the Manner of Robert Adam, Regency, glass and marquetry
Mahogany Overmantel Mirror in the Manner of Robert Adam
George II Triple Plate Overmantle Mirror, 18th-century, giltwood and glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George II Triple Plate Overmantle Mirror, 18th-century, giltwood and glass
George II Triple Plate Overmantle Mirror
Chinoiserie Black Japanned Overmantel Mirror, 19th-century, Victorian, giltwood and glass – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Chinoiserie Black Japanned Overmantel Mirror, 19th-century, Victorian, giltwood and glass
Chinoiserie Black Japanned Overmantel Mirror
19th Century Giltwood Overmantel Mirror, glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the 19th Century Giltwood Overmantel Mirror, glass, photographed from another angle
19th Century Giltwood Overmantel Mirror
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Overmantel Mirror from Embley Park, 19th-century, giltwood and glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Overmantel Mirror from Embley Park, 19th-century, giltwood and glass
Overmantel Mirror from Embley Park
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Queen Anne Border Glass Giltwood Pier Mirror, 18th-century, Georgian, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Queen Anne Border Glass Giltwood Pier Mirror, 18th-century, Georgian
Queen Anne Border Glass Giltwood Pier Mirror
Pair of Queen Anne Style Ebony Pier Mirrors, 18th-century, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of Queen Anne Style Ebony Pier Mirrors, 18th-century
Pair of Queen Anne Style Ebony Pier Mirrors
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Neo Classical late 18th Century Parcel-gilt Pier Mirror, circa 1800, giltwood and glass – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Neo Classical late 18th Century Parcel-gilt Pier Mirror, circa 1800, giltwood and glass
Neo Classical late 18th Century Parcel-gilt Pier Mirror
George III Giltwood Pier Mirror 175x94cm, 18th-century, Rococo, glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George III Giltwood Pier Mirror 175x94cm, 18th-century, Rococo, glass
George III Giltwood Pier Mirror 175x94cm
George II Giltwood Pier Mirror, 18th-century, Rococo, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George II Giltwood Pier Mirror, 18th-century, Rococo, photographed from another angle
George II Giltwood Pier Mirror
George I Gilt Gesso Girandole, 18th-century, Rococo, brass and glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George I Gilt Gesso Girandole, 18th-century, Rococo, brass and glass
George I Gilt Gesso Girandole
George I Gesso Pier Mirror, 18th-century, glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George I Gesso Pier Mirror, 18th-century, glass, photographed from another angle
George I Gesso Pier Mirror
Regency Parcel Gilt Fragment of a Mirror Crest, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Regency Parcel Gilt Fragment of a Mirror Crest, photographed from another angle
Regency Parcel Gilt Fragment of a Mirror Crest
Rare Early 19th Century Regency Octagonal Convex Mirror, giltwood and ebonised, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Rare Early 19th Century Regency Octagonal Convex Mirror, giltwood and ebonised
Rare Early 19th Century Regency Octagonal Convex Mirror
Fine English 19th Century Regency Convex Mirror, giltwood and ebonised, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Fine English 19th Century Regency Convex Mirror, giltwood and ebonised
Fine English 19th Century Regency Convex Mirror
Irish Regency Convex Mirror Signed Arthur Williams, circa 1815, giltwood and ebonised – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Irish Regency Convex Mirror Signed Arthur Williams, circa 1815, giltwood and ebonised
Irish Regency Convex Mirror Signed Arthur Williams
18th Century Carton Pierre Gilt Wall Mirror, George III, giltwood and glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the 18th Century Carton Pierre Gilt Wall Mirror, George III, giltwood and glass
18th Century Carton Pierre Gilt Wall Mirror
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Pair of Burnished Giltwood Wall Mirrors, 19th-century, ebonised, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Pair of Burnished Giltwood Wall Mirrors
Early 19th Century British Regency Convex Mirror, giltwood and glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Early 19th Century British Regency Convex Mirror
English Regency Giltwood Convex Mirror, 19th-century, glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
English Regency Giltwood Convex Mirror
Regency Convex Mirror with a Black Eagle, giltwood and glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Regency Convex Mirror with a Black Eagle
Early Dutch Ripple Molded Mirror 94x81 cm, circa 1700, Baroque, ebony and glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Early Dutch Ripple Molded Mirror 94x81 cm

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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