House Contents | Single Owner Collections | Multi-disciplinary Selections
We offer flexible models to bring collections to market in the most effective way ● We assist clients with a strategic approach, offering items at auction, by Private Treaty and in our online Shop ● Contact us to discuss the sale of your collection at The Pedestal ● Showing right: The Patrick Donald Collection
A decorator’s delight – antique and contemporary furniture, rugs and carpets and lighting – assembled with the eye of a discerning, eclectic collector. Highlights included a pair of Chinese style table lamps, sold for £2,000, a Turkish Khotan design rug, sold for £2,250 and showing left: a pair of Louis XVI style bedside commodes, sold for £2,125
A private collection of early furniture and objects from the early 18th century Grade II Hotham Hall acquired to furnish the mansion. Highlights included a Charles I yew triangular Turner's chair, circa 1640, sold for £10,625 and showing right: a set of George IV yew, ash and elm Windsor armchairs by Amos of Grantham, sold for £3,750
The twin passions of the collector were Japanese Works of Art and Arms and Armour and early furniture, carvings and portraits. Patrick Donald turned his home into a living museum with room settings designed to display his collections. Highlights included a Taishō period gilt and lacquer seated carved figure of Nyoirin Kannon, sold for £9,375 and Follower of Remigius van Leemput, Portrait of a Lady, sold for £4,250 ● Showing left: an interior from the home of Patrick Donald
The private collection of the renowned Cirencester-based dealer in early works of art and furniture assembled in the 1950s and 60s. Highlights from over 350 lots offered included an English carved figure of a king, circa 1480, sold for £9,750 and an English carved oak heraldic dragon newel post finial, circa 1550, from Bradninch Manor, Devon, sold for £9,375 ● Showing right: early objects displayed in William H. Stokes' Dollar Street home, Cirencester
