Geoffrey & Linda & the sales team are most helpful & will be pleased to answer all your enquiries.
Whether it be for measurements or a condition report or even a shipping or delivery quotation.
Give them
a call on 01787 - 379287.
We look forward to doing business with you.
Trade & Export enquiries welcome.
We have a Carrier who can deliver your purchases.
All goods purchased from Suthburgh Antiques are covered
by our own insurance whilst being delivered.
The Antiques Centre has more than 40 Dealers exhibiting & is very
well worth visiting.
Further details about the village can be found by visiting my Long Melford Visitor Information
Page on the Website.
| |
|
We accept the following credit cards:
Visa & Mastercard.
|
Small 17th Century Oak Coffer.
With lozenge carved top.
Circa 1640. £ 2,350.
Charles I Oak Side Table.
With good early turnings & drawer.
Circa 1630 - 40.
£ 3,850.
Small Late 17th Century Oak Gateleg
Table.
With column turned legs & spanish feet.
Size 40 by 35.50 inches wide by 28.25 ins high.
Circa 1690.
£ 2,350.

Large 17th Century Square Oak
Gateleg Table.
With baluster turnings & original butterfly iron hinges.
Size 59.50 ins by 48 ins
by 29 ins high.
Circa 1680.
£ 1,550.
George III Oak Cricket Table.
Good colour on square tapering legs.
Circa 1790.
£ 1,850.

Very Small Queen Anne Red Walnut
Chest of Drawers.
Only 21 inches wide by 15 inches deep by 28 inches high.
Circa 1710.
£ 3,250.

Early 18th Century Queen Anne Gilt Wall Mirror.
Circa 1710.
£ 4,250.

Early 18th Century Portrait of Judge Sir Robert Dormer M.P.
Signed on the
letter on the table I H.
Attributed to Thomas Hill 1661 - 1734.
Circa 1710.
£ 3,750.
Sir Robert Dormer 1650 - 1726.
Was the second son of John Dormer, Barrister of Lee Grange
& Purston, Buckinghamshire.
He was baptised at Quainton on 30th May 1650.
He entered Lincoln`s Inn in May 1669, called to the bar in January 1675.
He later became Chancellor of Durham.
He entered parliament as
a member for Aylesbury in 1698.
In 1701 & 1705 he was elected as M.P. for the county of Buckinghamshire.
On 28th November 1702 he became M.P for Northallerton.
He was raised to the bench of the common pleas
on 8th January 1706.
His
seat was at Arle Court near Cheltenham, Gloucestershire.
He inherited Lee Grange & Purston from his nephew Sir William Dormer 2nd Bt.
He died on 18th September 1726 & was buried
at Quainton.
In
the tower of Quainton Church you will find a fine monument to Sir Robert Dormer & his wife & son.



Small George III Mahogany Chest of Drawers.
With brushing slide.
Original swan neck handles & oak lined drawers.
Circa 1785.
£ 2,850.
George III Mahogany Ladies Sewing
Table.
With a fitted drawer for silks, cottons & wool.
Having original brass handles.
The silk needlework bag opening separately from the drawer.
Circa 1800.
£
2,650.

George III Mahogany Bedside Cupboard.
With ebony banding & boxwood stringing.
Original brass ware.
Circa 1800.
£
850.
George III Mahogany Tray
Top Night Table.
Good colour & with original brasses.
Circa 1790.
£ 1,150.

Early 19th Century Moonlight River Landscape.
Attributed to Sebastian Pether 1790
- 1844.
With the original gilt frame.
Circa 1820.
£ 4,500.
The details include Windmill on hill top & Abbey ruins, & his usual water boatman.
Fine details also include moonlight & firelight
in Watermill windows.

Georgian Landscape Sand Painting by Benjamin Zobel.
With the original gilt
frame.
Attractive scene of a woodland glade with a cottage, figures, horse & cart, & donkey.
Signed B. Zobel in
the sand.
Circa 1800.
£ 1,650.
|

16th Century Flemish Brass Candlestick.
With good colour and patination.
Circa 1580.
£ 1,500.

16th Century Nuremberg Arms Dish.
With the rare Lamb of God "Agnus Dei
" design.
Circa 1550.
Due to its advanced age it does have a very old
repair patch on the right.
It has also been holed in the centre.
£ 650.

Pair of 17th Century Oak Caryatids.
Circa 1640.
£ 625.

Fine 17th Century Oak Joint Stool on turned column legs.
Super original colour
& patination.
Good high feet.
Circa 1660.
£ 1,900.

17th Century Oak Joint Stool.
Circa 1650.
£ 1,650.

Rare George III Child`s
Yew Wood Windsor Chair.
With crinoline stretcher, super colour.
Circa 1800.
£ 1,450.
Small George III Oak Pedestal
Wine Table.
Having a baluster stem & dish top.
Circa 1780.
£
720.
Pair of 17th Century Gilt Pricket
Candlesticks.
Having the original candle holders.
In untouched original condition.
32 inches
high.
Circa 1680.
£ 2,300.

Fine Pair of Early 18th Century Brass Candlesticks.
Circa 1730.
£ 585.

We have a collection of 17th & 18th Century Metalware in our display cabinets.

George III Fiddleback Mahogany Bow Fronted Chest on Chest
or Tallboy.
Very good quality with super colour & with oak lined drawers.
Masses of storage
space here.
Noting the general quality of the veneers & construction of the piece & style. Especially
with the Tuscan Cornice. Could it possibly be by Gillows of Lancaster ?
Circa 1800.
£ 3,750.

George II Mahogany Pedestal Table.
With a Baluster
Stem & Birdcage.
Having a tilt & swivel top.
Circa 1745.
£1,850.

George II Red Walnut Pedestal Table.
With a baluster stem & single piece tilt top.
Having a half round moulding to the top.
Circa 1745.
£ 3,250.
George III Spindleback Padouk
Armchair.
Circa 1765.
£ 1,200.

George III Mahogany Serpentine Card Table.
With concertina action which
allows four people to sit comfortably at the table.
Having chinese chippendale carving to the legs.
Circa 1800.
£ 3,250.


Fine George III Curl Mahogany Demi Lune Card
Table.
Crossbanded in rosewood, tulipwood, shell inlaid.
Circa 1790.
£ 1,750.
George III Rosewood Card Table.
With Satinwood Banding & Fine Brass Plaques.
With
original lions paw feet brass castors.
Circa 1810.
£ 2,350.

Fine George III Rosewood Cellarette.
Having boxwood stringing with tapering square legs.
Original brass castors.
It has the rare feature of tea canisters inside which i have never seen before.
Must have been made for someone who wanted to lock their spirits & tea away together.
Circa 1790.
£ 1,850.
We support the Antiques
are green campaign.
We are
proud members of the following organization;
Sudbury
Freemen`s Society.
|