Every object we offer is accompanied by an information sheet.

Their purpose is to provide improved quality assurance in a sometimes unfamiliar market.

They outline our attributions and are fully referenced documents laying out the facts at the time of purchase. They are designed to stay with the object for future reference.

Included in the information sheet is:

1. A description of the object
2. A design attribution
3. A retail and/or manufacturer attribution where known
4. All specific materials used
5. Dimensions
6. Any background information relating to the object, the designer and/or the maker
7. A List of other known examples in museum or public/private collections around the world
8. A bibliography of sources used
9. Numerous high resolution images of the object

Information Sheet sample
(please note some information removed for confidentiality)

Recent Press

The Financial Time's 'Investment Advisor' Magazine, Febuary 2010, inset within a feature article on antiques as an alternative investment.

Furniture History Society, Febuary 2010, Owen Jones Discovery.

Four Shires Magazine, December 2009, Eynsham Hall Discovery.

Antiques Trade Gazette, January 2009, A Personal View.

The Beckford Society, October 2008, Lansdown Tower stool discovered.