English Antiques

English history is as broad as it is complex, with volatile monarchies and political uprisings making for a landscape as rich and diverse as the antiques themselves. As monarchies rose and fell, so too did their influence upon arts and culture. Distinct features from the Georgian period mutate as Queen Victoria reigns supreme, only to change once again as the twentieth century sees a shift away from monarchical power and towards a new age of politics, art, and culture.

With a selection of unique items from the Georgian and Victorian period, Mayfair Gallery is home to royal portraits and fine silverware, mahogany furniture, and Christian copper paintings. Our collection features stunning items from Asprey, the renowned luxury British designer of jewellery, silverware, leather goods, and timepieces. Bestowed with a Royal Warrant in 2013, Asprey was founded in 1781 in Surrey, originally a silk printing business and luxury emporium.

The Royal Worcester collection within the Gallery reflects the quality and craft of the brand itself. Established in 1751, Royal Worcester is believed to be the oldest English porcelain brand which is still in existence today. For those looking for a hint of British eclecticism, we have a unique cocktail cabinet, made form an R.A.F. MKI practice cluster bomb, a playful item for both collector and host.

The Mayfair Gallery collection of English antiques continues. Take a look at our selection and find your perfect piece.