We always have a selection of fine antiques in our Showroom. Here is a small sample of our range. Please contact Heldreich if you have any special requirements as we can often source a piece you may be searching for.
LARGE IRISH SERVING TABLE
An important early 19th Century Irish Serving Table of large proportions. Wonderful carved legs and spiral turned back legs. Inventory number stamped on right side.
This beautiful piece of Furniture is currently in our Workshop awaiting restoration. The dining table is made out of the finest Cuban Mahogany and features an ingenious extending brass mechanism. A rare piece.
Price on application - Call 01335 361676
LARGE EXTENDING DINING TABLE BY HOLLAND & SONS
A superb oak and walnut extending Dining table by the famous Holland and Sons Furniture Makers. The table, including a Walnut 'leaf cabinet,' is stamped in various places with the Maker's mark (See photo). We are currently restoring this piece but come and visit our worshop to see this beautiful Walnut veneered table.
About the maker
Holland and Sons were one of the most successful furniture makers in the 19th Century. They worked extensively for the Royal family, decorating and furnishing Osborne House, Sandringham, Balmoral, Windsor Castle and the apartments of the Prince and Princess of Wales at Marlborough House.
Price on application - Call 01335 361676
EDWARDIAN ETAGERES
A pair of Edwardian Kidney shaped Etageres with walnut mahogany and satinwood inlays.
SOLD
GEORGIAN SIDE TABLE
Early georgian Oak Side table. Excellent patination
Please contact for details.
SOLD
WINDSOR CHAIR
A rare primitive west country windsor chair in Ash with round Sycamore seat with traces of original paint.
SOLD
Why not visit our Antique Restoration Workshop? Call 01335 361676
Workshop awaiting restoration. The dining table is made out of the finest Cuban Mahogany and features an ingenious extending brass mechanism. A rare piece. 
Holland and Sons were one of the most successful furniture makers in the 19th Century. They worked extensively for the Royal family, decorating and furnishing Osborne House, Sandringham, Balmoral, Windsor Castle and the apartments of the Prince and Princess of Wales at Marlborough House. 
