Christopher Clarke (Antiques) Ltd

The top of the back of this stained beech campaign chair has a very fine white metal Marquis's Coronet indicating that the chair belonged to someon...

Ship's Cabin Bed Made of both mahogany and teak, this cabin bed was probably from an Ocean Liner of the turn of 1900. It was never made to be dis...

The exact use of this pollard oak Cabinet is unknown but it was clearly made to house something important and was made to be portable. It is solid ...

These six amusing watercolour portraits show eight fellow officers of the artist John McNeil from his regiment the Lancashire Fusiliers. McNeil was...

The size of this etched glass sign would suggest that it was made to fit within a door frame. It was probably commissioned by the proud winner, who...

This campaign chair is very versatile with the seat and back able to adjust to six different positions including almost flat so that with the foot ...

Antique Cooler Box in Faux Oak Grained in faux oak on pine, this Army & Navy CSL Refrigerator Box is fitted with a white metal tank and an inter...

Although a fairly standard straight grain walnut military chest, this one stands out for the Kane Patent handles to the drawers. They are brass ‘...

The clue to the purpose of this leather box is the maker’s name of Savory & Moore. They were chemists whose roots go back as far as 1794 to a bus...

Antique Folding Chair for a Child Herbert McNair, the colleague of Charles Rennie Mackintosh, was the designer of this type of folding chair. Ho...

Antique Indian Figures made of Terracotta These five terracotta Indian figures show different professions. Such figures, sold as souvenirs to giv...

It was not uncommon for Soldiers to produce woolwork pictures depicting the honours and colours of their Regiment. Indeed they were encouraged to t...

Campaign Chair in Ash The design of this bobbin turned ash campaign chair is the same as the model made by Ross & Co. of Dublin, also illustrate...

The use of solid satinwood in the construction of this chair points to its colonial origins with Ceylon being a possible place of manufacture. The ...

This mahogany and brass campaign Washstand is of a standard design, produced by various makers. It dismantles by removing the nut finials, allowing...