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Puritan Values

The Largest Collection of Art Furniture for Sale in the UK

We specialise in:

The Arts and Crafts Movement, Anglo-Japanese Movement, Aesthetic Movement, Gothic Revival, British and European Art Nouveau, Scandinavian Design, Architectural Antiques, and Important Works of Art.

From Circa 1850 to Circa 1950.

Our showrooms are stocked with art furniture, period lighting, including architectural, decorative items, and important works of art for period interiors, and the garden.

Museums and Interior Designers supplier

We work with museums, interior designers, architects, and private collectors worldwide, including the film and TV industry. For over 20 years, we have supplied Liberty & Co of Regent Street with original Liberty pieces, including 18 of their annual exhibitions.

Some of the museums we have supplied include:

  • Blackwell House (National Trust) A magnificent Arts and Crafts home by M.H. Baillie Scott, overlooking Lake Windermere, with interior woodwork by Arthur Simpson of Kendal, one of my favourite furniture designers.
  • The National Trust Supplying pieces for two William Morris museums and houses, as well as Sutton Hoo in Suffolk.
  • The Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
  • The Brohan Museum, Berlin "From Arts and Crafts to the Bauhaus, A New Unity" exhibition (2019).
  • Museum Hofmobiliendepot, Vienna (2020).
  • The Musée d'Orsay, Paris.

Some Notable private collectors we have supplied:

* Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber

* Sir Frank Lowe (private interior commission), including furniture for Beaverbrook Golf Club & Spa

* Andy Murray

* John Paul Getty

To name but a few...

Furniture Restoration Experts

With over 35 years of experience, we sympathetically restore furniture with expert knowledge of period woodwork, tools, and finishes. Our team shares a deep passion for award-winning restoration work.

As Tony says:
"There is nothing like taking a piece of furniture that's worn out and tired from a long life of everyday use and sympathetically restoring it ready for another long life of loving use, and when the final wax has been polished off, I stand back and view the finished piece, the proud satisfaction it gives me makes the whole process a wonderful fulfilling joyful endeavor."