The English Home Collection

We would like to welcome you to this beautiful collection, Inspired by the great eras of English period furniture, specialist British furniture makers have been perfecting "The English Home Collection" for over 30 years.
Using only  the finest quality materials and traditional skills, the beauty and functionality of this classic period furniture is re-created for both the traditional and modern home.
With exotic and home grown veneers, solid timbers, hand polishing and brass fittings which are combined in timeless elegance for your enjoyment to enjoy for many years to come.

D End Dining Table inspired by Thomas Chippendale.

Finished in Mahogany or Walnut with carved Ball & Claw Pillars

Size:- with one leaf, W214cm x D111cm x H76

Size:- with two leaves W262cm x D111 x H76cm

Special sizes on request.

Thomas Chippendale was born in Otley, Yorkshire, in 1718, the son of a carpenter. The exact date of his birth is a mystery, but we do know that he was baptised on June 5.

Chippendale's designs coveraged a wide range of styles, from Rococo to Gothic and chinoiserie (oriental style). From the 1760's Chippendale was influenced heavily by the Neoclassical work of architect Robert Adam, with whom he worked on several large projects, notably at Harewood House and Nostell Priory.

Many fine pieces of furniture have been attributed to Thomas Chippendale, but verifiable pieces are rare. His designs were widely copied, and his Gentleman and Cabinet-Maker's Director was used heavily by other makers in both England and North America.

Thomas Chippendale died in 1779 and his business was carried on by his son, also named Thomas.

D End Dining Table. The prefix "D" denotes the shape of the end of the table as opposed to an Oval ended table.