James Winter & Sons Furniture

A fine circa 1770 George III period Chippendale style commode or chest of four drawers of serpentine form having mahogany case with later circa 1810 Regency period 'redecorating' of Gonçalo alves cross-banding and finely-cast gilt-brass lion's head ring pulls; the top of top drawer stamped James Winter & Sons, 151, 153, 155 Wardour St., Soho, London. While aesthetically appealing and visually interesting in its own right, this piece is also intriguing from an English furniture history perspective as an example illustrating the progression of "style" and "taste" in the late Georgian period from Chippendale to neoclassical, and it's enduring appeal in the Victorian period as retailed by the Winter firm between 1840 and 1882. Biography: James Winter & Sons: James Winter was a prominent London furniture appraiser, broker, retailer, and undertaker based in Soho, selling both new and older work and according to his trade card, offering 'a Liberal Price for Second hand Furniture...

Sn4353 magnificent George IV in rosewood, having marble top above a centre glazed door enclosing two height adjustable shelves, flanked by reeded pilaster with fine drop carvings and further glazed doors enclosing height adjustable shelves, all fitted with original working locks and two key, standing on bun feet. This antique low bookcase...

Wimbledon-Furniture We are delighted to offer for sale this stunning original James Winter & Sons circa 1840 fully restored mahogany console table This is one of the finest tables I’ve ever seen, the carving, wood patina and detailing is to die for, it’s very reminiscent of the early 17th century pieces with the lion hairy paw feet We’ve had the piece refinished and French polished so it’s very shiny, it can be matted down a little if needs be The top of the table and of the base board is book leaf cut so it’s in four sections, the top has straight cracks both vertically and horizontally and there is some blistering with age, it all adds to the vintage look and feel of the piece Measures: Height 87cm Width 98cm Depth 41cm Provenance: James Winter and Sons...

Our Item B-343 is a Gorgeous William the 4th. Mahogany writing desk, table with five drawers, It features the original finish and is a piece of Furniture of lovely Quality and in good condition. It was manufactured in London, England in 1840 by "James Winter and Sons...

Exceptional and rare English Sheraton period secretaire bookcase signed "James Winter, Soho London." Constructed out of gorgeous flame mahogany with a paneled back. Having original g...