Bellmans’ Furniture Department offers more than 250 lots of antique and modern furniture each month through our Interiors auctions at the Sussex saleroom.
Recent results include a late 19th century South German gilt metal-mounted cabinet in ivory, tortoiseshell, rosewood and ebonised wood, sold for £12,000, and an early 17th century Augsburg marquetry inlaid table cabinet from the collection of Prince Henry, Duke of Gloucester, which achieved £4,600.
Items from the collection of the late Sir David Tang included a Steinway & Sons ebonised Model D concert grand piano, circa 1999, sold for £23,000; a David Linley for Alfred Dunhill marquetry inlaid humidor, £1,300; and a mid-20th century Continental steel and aluminium desk, £6,200.
Our furniture specialists in London and Sussex handle a broad range of material, from period furniture to modern design, with values typically ranging from £150 to five-figure sums.
Valuations are available at our Sussex saleroom and London office at Cromwell Place, South Kensington, as well as at selected valuation days held around the country. Preliminary estimates can be provided by email, and home visits can be arranged where appropriate.
To make an enquiry, please contact our London or Sussex office and a member of the team will be happy to advise.
Fine furniture has long played an important role in the UK antiques trade, both academically and commercially. While the market has changed considerably over time, well-made furniture continues to attract collectors and buyers.
Our furniture specialists in Sussex and London work closely with the current market and provide clear, informed valuations based on individual pieces.
When assessing furniture for sale, we consider factors such as quality, age, rarity and condition. Although works by established makers often achieve strong results, there is also growing interest in later and modern vintage furniture.
For further information or to arrange a valuation, please contact our London or Sussex office.
