Georgian Antique Furniture

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44 products
George III Chippendale Mahogany Serpentine Commode, 18th-century, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George III Chippendale Mahogany Serpentine Commode, 18th-century
George III Chippendale Mahogany Serpentine Commode
AN IMPORTANT GEORGE III MAHOGANY COMMODE Attributed to William Gomm, circa 1760, gilt bronze – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the AN IMPORTANT GEORGE III MAHOGANY COMMODE Attributed to William Gomm, circa 1760, gilt bronze
AN IMPORTANT GEORGE III MAHOGANY COMMODE Attributed to William Gomm
George III Chippendale period mahogany breakfront bookcase, circa 1780, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George III Chippendale period mahogany breakfront bookcase, circa 1780
George III Chippendale period mahogany breakfront bookcase
George II gesso Girandole Wall Mirror, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George II gesso Girandole Wall Mirror, photographed from another angle
George II gesso Girandole Wall 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 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
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
Ince and Mayhew George III Secretaire Breakfront Bookcase, mahogany and marquetry – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Ince and Mayhew George III Secretaire Breakfront Bookcase, mahogany and marquetry
Ince and Mayhew George III Secretaire Breakfront Bookcase
Pair of George III Giltwood Oval Mirrors, circa 1770, Neo-Classical, glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of George III Giltwood Oval Mirrors, circa 1770, Neo-Classical, glass
Pair of George III Giltwood Oval Mirrors
Pair of George III shellworks under glass domes featuring intricate floral designs – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of George III Shellworks, circa 1800, Regency, photographed from another angle
Pair of George III Shellworks
George III Mahogany Display Cabinet, circa 1770, porcelain and glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
George III Mahogany Display Cabinet
A pair of George III giltwood Lily wall-brackets, circa 1780, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of George III giltwood Lily wall-brackets, circa 1780
A pair of George III giltwood Lily wall-brackets
Henry Hill of Marlborough, George III Serpentine Chest of Drawers, 18th-century, mahogany – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Henry Hill of Marlborough, George III Serpentine Chest of Drawers, 18th-century, mahogany
Henry Hill of Marlborough | George III Serpentine Chest of Drawers
Pair of George III Sheraton Knife Urns on Stands, 18th-century, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of George III Sheraton Knife Urns on Stands, 18th-century
Pair of George III Sheraton Knife Urns on Stands
Pair Of George III Hepplewhite Mahogany Card Tables Attributed To Gillows, circa 1780, satinwood – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair Of George III Hepplewhite Mahogany Card Tables Attributed To Gillows, circa 1780, satinwood
Pair Of George III Hepplewhite Mahogany Card Tables Attributed To Gillows
George III Chinese Chippendale Rococo Giltwood Girandole Mirror, 18th-century, glass – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George III Chinese Chippendale Rococo Giltwood Girandole Mirror, 18th-century, glass
George III Chinese Chippendale Rococo Giltwood Girandole Mirror
George I Burr Walnut Chest on Chest, 18th-century, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George I Burr Walnut Chest on Chest, 18th-century, photographed from another angle
George I Burr Walnut Chest on Chest
Early Georgian Oak Sideboard, circa 1720, George I, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Early Georgian Oak Sideboard, circa 1720, George I, photographed from another angle
Early Georgian Oak Sideboard
Georgian giltwood girandole mirror, 18th-century, George III, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Georgian giltwood girandole mirror, 18th-century, George III
Georgian giltwood girandole mirror
A George III mahogany silver table, circa 1765, Chinoiserie, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George III mahogany silver table, circa 1765, Chinoiserie
A George III mahogany silver table
George III Sheraton Cabinet Bookcase, circa 1790, mahogany, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George III Sheraton Cabinet Bookcase, circa 1790, mahogany
George III Sheraton Cabinet Bookcase
Pair of George III Library Armchairs circa 1770 with white upholstery and wooden frames – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of George III Library Armchairs, circa 1770, photographed from another angle
Pair of George III Library Armchairs
Fine George III Chippendale Chest Of Drawers, circa 1760, mahogany and oak, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Fine George III Chippendale Chest Of Drawers, circa 1760, mahogany and oak
Fine George III Chippendale Chest Of Drawers
George III Mahogany Sideboard, Henry Hill of Marlborough, circa 1765, parquetry, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George III Mahogany Sideboard, Henry Hill of Marlborough, circa 1765, parquetry
George III Mahogany Sideboard | Henry Hill of Marlborough
Early 18th century George II walnut stool with petit point upholstery, elegant cabriole legs – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Early 18th Century George II Walnut Stool, photographed from another angle
Early 18th Century George II Walnut Stool
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
George III Rococo giltwood oval mirror, 18th-century, glass, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George III Rococo giltwood oval mirror, 18th-century, glass
George III Rococo giltwood oval mirror
Irish George II mahogany oval drop leaf table, circa 1740, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Irish George II mahogany oval drop leaf table, circa 1740
Irish George II mahogany oval drop leaf table
Pair of George III Giltwood Wall Brackets, 18th-century, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the pair of George III Giltwood Wall Brackets, 18th-century, photographed from another angle
Pair of George III Giltwood Wall Brackets
George III Mahogany Rectangular Tripod Table, circa 1770, in the manner of Thomas Chippendale – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George III Mahogany Rectangular Tripod Table, circa 1770, in the manner of Thomas Chippendale
GEORGE III MAHOGANY RECTANGULAR TRIPOD TABLE
George III Derbyshire Blue John urn with marble base, showcasing refined 18th-century craftsmanship – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George III Derbyshire Blue John Urn, circa 1800, Neo-Classical, marble
George III Derbyshire Blue John Urn
George III Turned Blue John Urn, circa 1790, marble and gilt bronze, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George III Turned Blue John Urn, circa 1790, marble and gilt bronze
George III Turned Blue John Urn
George III Rosewood & Kingwood Sofa Table, circa 1820, Regency, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George III Rosewood & Kingwood Sofa Table, circa 1820, Regency
George III Rosewood & Kingwood Sofa Table
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
Early 18th Century George I Mahogany Silver Table, circa 1720, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Early 18th Century George I Mahogany Silver Table, circa 1720
Early 18th Century George I Mahogany Silver Table
William Cafe George II Cast Silver Candlesticks, circa 1758, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the William Cafe George II Cast Silver Candlesticks, circa 1758
William Cafe George II Cast Silver Candlesticks
Rare early 18th century George II mahogany Pembroke table with drawer and stretcher – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George II Pembroke Table, 18th-century, mahogany, photographed from another angle
George II Pembroke Table
George II Mahogany Revolving Dumbwaiter, 18th-century, in the manner of Thomas Chippendale – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George II Mahogany Revolving Dumbwaiter, 18th-century, in the manner of Thomas Chippendale
George II Mahogany Revolving Dumbwaiter
George III Sheraton Satinwood Occasional Table, 18th-century, ebony, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the George III Sheraton Satinwood Occasional Table, 18th-century, ebony
George III Sheraton Satinwood Occasional Table
A Rare George III Satinwood Pole Screen with Silk Embroidered Panel, circa 1780, shown in full – Nicholas Wells Antiques
Alternative view of the Rare George III Satinwood Pole Screen with Silk Embroidered Panel, circa 1780
A Rare George III Satinwood Pole Screen with Silk Embroidered Panel

At Nwtiques, we specialise in the finest examples of 18th- and early 19th-century Georgian furniture, offering collectors, interior designers, and connoisseurs a carefully curated selection of English masterpieces. From elegant seating and refined cabinets to stately dining tables and rare decorative treasures, our Georgian collection embodies the craftsmanship, innovation, and timeless beauty of the era.

The Georgian Style

Spanning the reigns of George I to George IV (1714–1830), the Georgian period marked the golden age of English furniture-making. This was the era of Thomas Chippendale, George Hepplewhite, and Thomas Sheraton, whose designs defined the period with their refined proportions, neoclassical elegance, and innovative use of exotic timbers such as mahogany, satinwood, and rosewood. Whether richly carved in the Rococo taste, elegantly restrained in neoclassicism, or bold in Regency revival, Georgian furniture reflects a sophistication that continues to resonate today.

Our Collection

We source authentic Georgian furniture from across Britain and beyond, ensuring each piece is distinguished by its quality, rarity, and provenance. Highlights of our collection include:

  • Chippendale chairs and armchairs with finely carved detail

  • Mahogany dining tables of exceptional scale and presence

  • Cabinets, bookcases, and bureaux with original veneers and fittings

  • Sideboards and commodes showcasing superb craftsmanship and balance

Every piece is carefully inspected and sympathetically restored by our team of expert craftsmen, preserving historical integrity while ensuring it is ready for use in today’s interiors.

Expertise and Service

What sets Nwtiques apart is our commitment not only to sourcing exceptional furniture, but also to guiding clients in building collections and interiors of distinction. We provide tailored advice on restoration, upholstery, and shipping, working with private collectors, museums, and leading interior designers around the world.

Discover Timeless Elegance

Our Georgian furniture is chosen for its ability to transform interiors — whether as a singular statement piece or as part of a complete scheme. With its enduring charm, refined design, and unrivalled craftsmanship, Georgian furniture remains a touchstone of elegance in both traditional and contemporary settings.

Browse our online gallery at nwtiques.com to discover the Nwtiques Georgian collection, and experience the artistry of one of history’s greatest furniture-making eras.
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