Patrick Sandberg Antiques

Serpentine commodes in the French taste or Chippendale period chests of drawers with rococo carving, kneehole chests that would serve as dressing tables, we have all examples here at the shop. Chippendale, Hepplewhite and Sheraton periods. Mahogany to Harewood and Satinwood. Gorgeous colour and patina, all with original handles and escutcheons. Furniture for reception rooms, entrance halls and bedrooms. We are open six days a week, call in and visit us

We all love pairs! There are no shortages of pairs of card tables, rare quadruple back chair settees, rare chiffoniers from the regency era and fine console tables, and much more besides! It’s Christmas week and there are bronze and ormolu objects, candlesticks and candlestick lamps so call in and say hello. Happy Christmas to all who follow us !!

The shop is dressed up for Christmas and it’s looking very festive, so we expect all our clients and friends to pay us a visit. There are Christmas ideas in the form of beauty bronze and ormolu objects. Anything from candlesticks to inkstands, small pieces of furniture to tickle any taste bud. We look forward to seeing you at Sandberg Antiques

This charming George Ii period walnut is only 24inches wide. Made from a honey colour walnut with lovely figure and patina. It has a fitted stepped interior of small drawers and pigeon holes with a leather writing surface. Herringbone inlay and four cockbeaded drawers and standing on shaped bracket feet. This original piece would find a happy place anywhere in the house. We are open all the way to Christmas so call in and see us

We never specialise in ‘brown’ furniture. We specialise in fine, 18th century English furniture of all colours. This fine, Regency period writing table is fabulous as it is made from the exotic Coromandel wood. It’s striped top of all colours is quite eye catching. The top has a cross banded moulded edge with re-entrant corners, and raised on headed hockey stick legs with interesting carved and turned spindles. There are diamond shaped brass inlaid panels and brass paw castors. A beautiful table made for an elegant room

For people who love Satinwood with kingwood, this fine Sheraton period bookcase would certainly tuck all the boxes. With a beautifully fitted secretaire drawer and unusually painted swag and urn astragals, its elegance is for all to enjoy. This fine late 18th century piece would like marvellous in any setting. We are open today so welcome to call in and visit.

If you are a keen enthusiast of the old fashioned steam trains then look no further. Here is the perfect Christmas present! A bronze and ormolu locomotive supported on its original rail plinth base. The domes lid opens to reveal inkwells and pen holders. The galleried platform even has a coal stoker. An unusual gift for someone who has everything! We are open today so call in and see us

For anyone interested in antique lighting, this pair of Regency period Argand-oil lamps should pique their senses. Dating from 1830 and stamped Messenger & Son London and Birmingham and the burner stamped B Gardiner N York. Great quality in bronze and ormolu and engraved glass storm shades. They are on display and for sale. We are open today so call in and see us

West Indian satinwood always has a golden glow about it. This fine pair of card tables are ebony strung with kingwood cross banding on the top, with an inlaid sunburst panel. The tables stand on elegant square tapered legs with low collars and inlaid husk decoration. A beautiful pair that would add elegance to any interior. We are open today so call in and see us

Here we are, Patrick and I, mid week at the shop. A sit down after such a rush of customers, who kept us constantly amused 🤩 We are open Monday through to Saturday. Call in and say hello and view fabulous furniture and bronze and ormolu objects. ’art

This marvellous pair of Regency period armchairs in white painted and luxuriously gilded carved wood epitomises the luxury of the Regency interior. In the manner of the famed Morel and Hughes and Morel and Seddon, cabinet makers to the Crown, these fine chairs in upholstered in a blue - grey silk, raised on reeded tapering legs and original brass castors. They would look amazing in a period or contemporary interior

This handsome figured mahogany bow front chest of drawers dates from the latter part of the 18th century. The fabulous top is double cross banded in tulipwood and has an unusual panel to the front. The oak lined drawers are also banded in tulipwood with quadrant corners and flanked with similar inlaid columns. The chest is supported on short tapering legs with spade toes. This piece would fit into any home with either a period or contemporary interior