Our Dealers

Anthea deals in fine gem-set jewellery circa 1840-1970's with a collection of signed pieces.

American Classical & Empire Furniture 1805-1840; American, English & French Decorative Arts, first half 19th century; French & English Furniture first half 19th century; Old Master Paintings; 19th & 20th century American Paintings, Interior Design.

Dealer in high quality period Engish Furniture of all mediums. Selling to both Private and Trade clients. Operating from a shop premises together with large warehouse for unrestored items. Exibiting at major English Antique Fairs.

We have been established in the Antiques business for over 60 years, dealing in antique furniture, mirrors and objects from the Queen Anne, Georgian, Regency and Victorian periods. Our goods are sourced from all over the world and we exhibit and vet at Fairs in the UK and abroad.

For over 40 years Anthony Outred Ltd has been widely recognised as specialising in exceptional furniture, works of art and sculpture. The business was set up by Anthony Outred who travels extensively sourcing the finest works from private estates and other galleries. From extensive showrooms in the fashionable Pimlico Road, the company offers advice on furnishing with antiques and building collections. This service extends to advising clients on prospective auction purchases and arranging restoration and shipping where necessary. Additionally, they hold one of London’s leading stocks of antique door furniture, a department which has become popular with international architects and interior designers. Anthony Outred Ltd exhibits at Masterpiece, London, whilst their fully catalogued in-house exhibitions include India and Beyond and The Collector’s Cabinet. Anthony has recently served on the Advisory Board of the Olympia International Art & Antiques Fair where he was also joint Chairman of the Furniture Vetting Committee.

With over 30 years experience Anthony Woodd has been running an art gallery in the heart of Edinburgh, Scotland. Formerly Director of the Malcolm Innes Gallery, in 2000 he launched his own gallery in Dundas Street, the centre of Edinburgh’s commercial art world. The Anthony Woodd Gallery sells traditional art – mainly nineteenth century oils, watercolours and prints covering a wealth of subjects from Scottish landscape, sporting and military scenes to portraiture, caricatures and maps. Moreover, the gallery shows the work of some of the hugely talented traditional contemporary Artists working today in Scotland and maintains a selection of affordable pictures alongside sculptures in bronze, ceramic and wood. The Gallery also offers Other Services including Restorations and Valuations and is always interested in buying new works of art.

The genesis of Rita Tuci's work in the realm of antique stovery may be traced to her formative years at the Istituto Statale d'Arte in Florence, Italy, where in the 1970's she studied a variety of disciplines (including, but not limited to, graphic arts and the art of the plaster cast), and to the time spent perusing said city's fabled flee markets and venerable museums--an experience that would leave an indelible impression upon Rita, and that in time, would infuse her work with an ever-growing passion for all things antique, and in particular, all things chimney and/or stove-related. Through her unique talent and inexhaustible research (that brings her to visit European countries far away from her native Italy), countless antique stoves, once broken and fragmented, and missing essential components, have been brought back to life, and restored to their original aesthetic splendor. Whether in need of a marble base, a stone pediment, a missing ceramic tile, or a bronze ornament, Rita Tuci possesses the skill and determination to restore virtually any antique stove or chimney mantle--be it sumptuous of modest--and restore it to its original appearance and functionality--a process that requires great passion and knowledge, and one made possible by her ability to resourcefully combine disparate elements into one beautiful, historically accurate and cohesive whole.