Antiques That Have Caught My Eye

Tat London
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Antiques That Have Caught My Eye, November 2025

Antique furniture collection with wooden table, ornate chairs, art deco lamp, art print, and text "Antiques That Caught My Eye."

As Christmas creeps closer, there is always that curious burst of self-imposed panic. When I worked in rugs, people became almost evangelical about receiving theirs in time for the big day. It always made me wonder why we burden ourselves with such seasonal theatre, though perhaps that is half the fun. Which brings me to the point at hand. Buy antique. It already exists, solid and handsome, prepared to see you through Christmas 2025 without a lead time. The dealers featured this week have such a rich array of pieces it was a complete joy trawling their stock. Dealer of note is Punch The Clock, who continues to astound me with his finds. His taste is exquisitely unusual, the sort that creates a breadth of stock you can properly get your teeth into. This week he sold an Arts and Crafts lamp by Falk and Stadelmann with an engraved shade from 1918. I am frankly very jealous of whoever has folded this beauty into their home or project.

Drew Pritchard, 1960s Brutalist Coffee Table, £1,100

A round wooden table with stacked books in a green-paneled room next to a large window showing greenery outside. Calm and serene setting.

Punch The Clock, Aesthetic Movement Cabinet, Circa 1880, £3,500

Punch The Clock, Artisanal Modernist Table Lamp, £625

Spazio Leone, Art Deco Day Bed, £4250

Art Deco couch with cream cushions and a brown wooden frame against a plain white wall. The mood is minimalist and elegant. — Spazio Leone, Art Deco Day Bed

Max Keys, Trio of Sconces, €2,000.00

Three gold wall sconces with cream lampshades against a white background. The setting is minimalistic, emphasizing elegance. — Max Keys, Trio of Sconces, 2,000 euros

Sauce, Rare 18th Century Orkney Chair, £2,500

Wooden high-backed chair made of aged planks, with visible grain and patina. Set against a plain white background, evoking a rustic feel. — Sauce, Rare 18th Century Orkney Chair, £2,500

Foster & Gane, George III Hepplewhite Period Mahogany Elbow Chair, £2,200

Ancien et Jolie, Lacquer Low Table, Japan 1950s, £725

Modants, French Elm Farmhouse Table £1,750

Ancien et Jolie_,Folk Art Lamp, British 1930s, £325

The Peanut Vendor, Cat and Mouse, Watercolour, circa 1970s, £250

The Peanut Vendor, Brutalist Pierced Metal Table Lamp, circa 1970s, France, £850

The Peanut Vendor, 1930s Desk Lamp, French, £395

Stowaway London, Pair Of 1950 Belt And Buckle Fire-Dogs, £395

Clive Rogers, English Queen Anne Antique Embroidery, £1,340

Two Poems Gallery, Marc Erol Lamp, C1930, France, £1,800

Béton Brut, Pair of Square Walnut Veneer Frames, Italy, 19th Century, £900

Four Quarters, Mahogany Secretaire, £650

Vintage wooden secretaire with drop-down desk open, beside a simple wooden chair. Beige wall and concrete floor background. — Four Quarters

Vantage Living, Art Deco Walnut Veneer Occasion Table, £220

Wooden table with a single drawer, set against a white brick wall and draped fabric. The scene is simple and minimalist. — Vantage Living

Studio 125, Geometric Brass Vessel, £590

Tat London, Brass Wall Lamp signed MR.AL (Märta Rockström- Alf Lindh Arvik

£1,125

Marcus Spencer, Edwardian one-armed chairs, £3,950

Tat London, Second Half Of The 20th Century Bergboms Brass Table Lamp, Marked, £550

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