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All current stock
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Pair of Regency Chinese Export Polychromed Clay Nodding-Head Figures of Dignitaries
£16,500 Add to Basket -
Fine Early 19th Century Ormolu and Cut Glass Chandelier
£4,200 Add to Basket -
Striking Pair of Carved and Painted Unicorn Heads
£9,700 Add to Basket -
Fine Pair of Bronze, Gilt-Bronze and Marble Candelabra by Alfred Beurdeley
£6,300 Add to Basket -
Large 19th Century Heriz Carpet
£8,500 Add to Basket -
Pair of tall William IV Bronze and Ormolu Lamp Bases
£2,850 Add to Basket -
Figure of an Incroyable in the style of Horace Vernet by Maurice le Blanc
£1,850 Add to Basket -
George III Painted Commode
£6,200 Add to Basket -
19th Century Bronze of Venus de Milo
£1,880 Add to Basket
New In (badly photographed)
Here is a preview of our latest finds which are awaiting professional photography
Adam Bentley
Adam comes from an antique and fine art conservation background and has spent the last fifteen years working in that capacity for collectors, dealers, museums and other public institutions in the UK and overseas.
In 2016, after meeting Lucinda Chetwode, his now business partner, he took the next step and left his job as a conservator to pursue a career dealing in fine and unusual antiques sourced from across the globe. In June 2017 Adam Calvert Bentley moved into a new studio and gallery space in Battersea, London, where the stock is viewable by appointment.
Cindy Chetwode
Lucinda has been dealing in antiques since she first set up business in her house in Scotland in 1982 and has also lectured extensively on Decorative Arts and Social History in Britain and the U.S. She is and has been a trustee for the Royal Collection Trust, Vice-President of the National Trust for Scotland and a Trustee of the Wallace Collection. She recently moved to Hampshire where some of the larger pieces of stock for sale on this website are viewable by appointment.
Cindy Chetwode
Lucinda has been dealing in antiques since she first set up business in her house in Scotland in 1982 and has also lectured extensively on Decorative Arts and Social History in Britain and the U.S. She is and has been a trustee for the Royal Collection Trust, Vice-President of the National Trust for Scotland and a Trustee of the Wallace Collection. She recently moved to Hampshire where some of the larger pieces of stock for sale on this website are viewable by appointment.
